flickdaddy

Just an update for anyone else who sees this, I ended up solving it, it appears to have been a bad motherboard, ended up swapping out/replacing the boot flash, RAM, PSU, and Processors and nothing worked until I replaced the motherboard. Luckily it's a pretty old system to everything was relatively cheap. Worth noting, before I swapped the motherboard out, I turned off all docker containers except 4 (just Jellyfin, NGINX proxy manager, a dynamic DNS container, and a watchstate tracker for Jellyfin), and I was able to complete a full parity check. The new motherboard arrived that night so I shutdown the server and swapped them in the morning so don't know how long it would've stayed on, but I'm guess that all the containers I was running combined (or maybe even a specific one) was taxing the system in such a way that pushed the defective motherboard over the edge. Not sure what part of it was broken, or even what the issue was (probably either overheating or something power related, my money's on the later). But either way, it's all fixed now, thanks for the piece of mind for double checking the logs for me.