DAREKON

Forgot to Update this. It seems to have been the CPU. Ever since i swapped it it ran fine continuously.

Update: Swapped ram sticks to known good, crashed after 3 hours while/ because plex transcoding. It hard crashed this time, it didn't boot to a state from which I access it remotely. Because of that, I'm ruling out RAM problems. Trying a different CPU on Monday

Update: It just died again while transcoding streaming to a remote client, so back to square 1 again, I guess... To do today: Swapping memory to known good Swapping CPU to known good If this doesn't solve anything, I'll assume that my mobo is broken. I'll RMA it

Update: It seems that i found the Issue. I think it was my LSI HBA that overheated and shutdown ant took the whole system with it. I strapped a Fan to it and it ran fine till 2AM this morning, and then it crashed again. My Plex server starts Maintenance tasks at the same time, so I believe that it caused this Crash. I'll try to setup a syslog server today and do some other investigation, I will keep this thread updated accordingly.

Update: I just finished rebuilding it after swapping out parts. I flashed a new BIOS, changes the settings, then updated Unraid to 6.12.1... first I thought it was resolved since i got a whole hour worth of plex streaming and encoding but then suddenly, without any sings *click* reset. I just don't know what to try anymore... I'll post new, fresh diagnostics in this reply. I'll swap the CPU to a less powerful but known good AMD Ryzen 5 2600 and see what that brings tomorrow... senfknox-diagnostics-20230628-2327.zip

I did everything but install the Plugin. Will try that after reassembling it to its original state. Still, thank you for your reply ^^

May i ask if you could explain this further? I have somewhat of a similar problem with my server, See here. Mine mostly crashes when using plex now but also seemingly random with no Log explanation whatsoever.

Update: Im beginning to rule out specific hardware. I swaped the PSU but it still crashed. Let me list the specific Hardwere that is in my System: CPU: Ryzen 7 5800g (Stock cooler) RAM: 2x 8gb Corsair Vengance LPX 3200mhz (Running at 2666mhz) MOBO: Asus ROG Strix b450 Gaming FII PSU: Corsair 650tx (idk from wich year) HBA: LSI 9240-8i 6Gbps SAS HBA FW:P20 9211-8i IT Mode 2x YIWENTEC Mini SAS 36P sff-8087 1m Cash: 500gb SAMSUNG 970 EVO Plus PCIe 3.0 x4, NVMe 1.3 (Installed in the first slot from the top) Storage: 6x 6TB Seagate IronWolf NAS HDD ST6000VN001 5.400rpm 256MB 5x be Quiet! Silent Wings 3 PWM 25 (Running of 2x 1->3 Y-Spliters) Issues started to appear whilst Downloading to the NAS in a windows 10 VM where all cores where passthrough

Update: It crashed in Safe mode at random and nuked my settings so that I cannot access my server remotely.

Update: I ran the server in safe mode with all docker containers disabled for 6 days, then enabled the Plex media server, which ran well till today. I moved ~80gb remotely to the server where one file didn't upload right. Right after that, the server starts crashing when a remote client tries to log into the Plex server. But only if the server isn't in safe mode!

I disabled global C States in the bios, Server still crashes when downloading through a docker container.

Update: Ran Unraid in safemode, it still crashed I did a fresh install of the latest unraid version and it still crashed

Könnte auch an deinem USB-Stick liegen. Wenn der zu langsam ist oder dein USB Controler überlastet ist, kann das lange dauern. Es könnte aber auch am RAM liegen, dass der zu langsam ist oder ausgelastet ist. Ich hatte ähnliche Probleme mit meinem. Bis dann eines Tages die Meldung kam, dass mein USB-Stick kaputt sei. Jetzt reagiert mein Server schnell, mit einem neuen stick.

Update: I set the RAM speed to defaults and it still crashes without giving any reason in the logs

Will there be any performance differences? It's mostly used for Plex transcoding and file transfer.