Koenig

Sorry for not remembering the name of the setting right, but that is exactly the setting I meant when I wrote "powerline"-setting, so I have already tried that and it did not solve the problem, I changed that setting a couple of months ago and I still have had the system go unresponsive to the point where I have to make hard reset, with a maximum uptime of 14 days. + That was the exact post I was reffering to in my previous post. The lockups are the root of my problem, but now that I have disabled global C-states (to try if that helps with the lockups) my Windows VM's performance i so slow it is unbearable so any help in understanding why that is and if there's anything to do about it would be much appreciated.

Hi! I have a Ryzen 3970X on a Gigabyte TRX40 Aorus Xtreme with 128GB Samsung ECC. I have problems with random "crashes" where the system becomes totally unresponsive and i cannot find anything in the logs (I have a separate sys-log server). When I bulit the system some 18months ago I did run a 48hr memtest without no errors, the system has been unstable ever since the build. The "crashes" are very intermittent, but always happen within 14 days after a system restart (can be 1 day, can be 13). I found some post here on the forum saying some Ryzens have som bug that can cause craches, and in these cases a powerline setting can fix the problem and sometimes one have to disable the global C-states. So I tried the powerline setting for a while but it did not help, so today I decided to test to disable the global C-states, but that had a very negative effect on my Windows VM's, they got really bad performance wise, and each machine takes about a 100% of a thread in the system constantly and the machines themselves are very "laggy". Does anybody know if there is a way to fix this?

I have this issue as well. I have two monitors attached to a Nvidia 2070 Super. The VM becomes unresponsive when this happens, it is a Windows VM and i have tried to used remote desktop when it happens but it doesn't seem to connect (says configuring session or something like that the whole time until I aborts it), also a noraml shutdown doesn't work but a forced one does.

Thank you, changing the CPU-governor to "on demand" seems to bring the CPU-levels back to where they were before the upgrade. However that also seems to increase the power-draw a bit, not unexpected and I can't really say if it is more now than before the upgrade (should be, atleast some as it was on power save before but not stuck at the lowest p-state). Again - Thank you for the tip!

Hi! I upgraded to 6.9.2 from 6.8.3 on one of my servers and I thought everything went just fine, but now a couple of days in I see that the CPU-usage on my 6-core Intel 4930K has gone from ~6% to ~20% when "idle" or maybe it should expressed as a "normal" state. This with 2 VM's (hassio and unifi) and 3 dockers running, same things both before and after the upgrade. I can't wrap my head around what is using the CPU so much, "top" and "htop" gives different answers + I'm not that familiar with linux. So maybe someone could be kind enough to check my attached diagnostics and help me figure out what is going on? nas-diagnostics-20210415-0744.zip

On one of my servers I do, but on the other it is gone....

Is there anywhere to report this issue? I tried updataing to 138 today but still had the same issue "adress not available" so I rolled back to 136 again.

Thats exactly what I want to avoid, adding 400 some .torrents and pointing them to the right folder takes a huge amount of time..... (Given that I actually have to go through all the folders and find out exactly which .torrent to download and add again....)

I just remembered I move the appdata from my cache-drive to a small SSD using "Unassigned Devices" so I have a "backup" from that time, (didn't delete the folder on the cache drive, just copied it). Using this could save me hors though. Is it enough just replacing the "state" folder with the old one or is there anything else I need to do?

When trying to reinstall the docker, I didn't know which one I had installed (linuxserver, binhex) So I tried both, and somewhere in there I think I lost everything. And no there's no recent backup of the appdata. Perhaps I should see this as lesson learned then?

I'm also having this problem and I tried to reinstall and muck about before I found this post about using an old release. In the process I lost all of the torrents I was seeding, is there a way to get it all back (was 400 some, took hours of manual labour to add when I first added this docker...)????