LocksOfChaos

Thanks, I figured it wasn't an fs specific issue since its happened with both, I just wanted to make sure that I was using the best file system for my use case. I added that line to my boot options and did a shutdown and it brought the drives back. I've attached a screenshot below, I ran a new zpool status and the drive that dropped in both pools have 3 check sum errors, but it says that a scrub was run with no errors. Is there anything else I have to do for the check sum errors or just clear the errors from the pools?

All right, I will give this a try. I also am going to update the firmware on all the nvme as well. In your opinion for cache and storage pools, would you do btrfs or zfs? Thanks

I'mbarely literate athena-diagnostics-20260308-2220.zip

Does it not work when I attach it to the main post? athena-syslog-20260309-0207.zip

I keep having an issue with my storage and cache pools where one of the nvme drop connection while the other stays running. It kept happening when I was running a btrfs pools so I switched to zfs and its still happening. I have no idea what to do at this point, the drive in zfs shows that its missing but it doesn't have any errors. athena-syslog-20260309-0207.zip