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Flash failed, on two USB in one day

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I'm having a strange issue with the unRAID flash drive. It worked flwless in the beginning, but the past three days I've been getting flash errors. Ok: I abused the flash drive: I did have to reboot multiple times and I have had system crashes at several times (high CPU tmp, weird errors, other issue). So after two reboots because of a failed flash I replaced the drive, restored my backup and continue... ah no. After a couple of minutes I got another error on my new device.. 

 

Any hints? Can't replace the drive again with my license.. 

 

(Added error log from my phone)

starbase-syslog-20210304-1929.zip

Edited by Dieter Koblenz

  • 2 weeks later...

Yes your syslog is filled with flash failure messages.  I'd guess that the USB controller on your motherboard is failing.  Maybe take a look at your motherboard manual and find another usb port which is on a different controller.

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I'll use a different controller, it's a rather new motherboard. I'll see if I can find a tool to extensively test this. Before unraid I ran Win 10 24/7 without USB problems. It seems my mouse is connected to the same controller. 

  • 3 weeks later...
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Some feedback should be in order, after changing the stick to a different controller I haven't had any problems. The controller I used before still has my keyboard and mouse attached and doesn't seem to fail at all. I guess the motherboard is to blame then.

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