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[SOLVED] Crashing every few days

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Good Morning... I've been getting crashes every 3-4 days for awhile now. I've been trying to figure out what it is on my own but I'm having a little less luck then I thought I would. I've attached a diagnostic. Any help would be awesome! Thank you so much!

asc-unraid01-diagnostics-20210419-0853.zip

  • Community Expert

You need to run a filesystem check on disk9, after it's fixed reboot, enable this and post that log after a crash.

  • Author

Thanks for such a quick response. I'll get that enabled and post that log after the next crash. 

  • Author

So it hasn't crashed just yet but I can see call traces in the syslog now. Here is the syslog with those call traces (see attached)

syslog

  • Community Expert

You need to check filesystem on disk6, but there are a lot of other traces, and I have no idea what those are about.

  • Author

Hey @JorgeB, Thanks for your help again. I went ahead and ran XFS_Repair on MD6 and it seems to have resolved that issue. I did find that in that latest set of panics I saw and in some more today that it kept referencing the qbittorrent-nox process from the qbittorrent docker. I stopped that docker and I'm going to let the server run for a few days and see if the crashes stop. 

  • 2 weeks later...
  • Author

So the crashes are back. I've been mirroring the syslog to my flash drive and this is what it's collected (see attached). I've run memtest86 on it multiple times hoping it was a simple memory issue, but it isn't reporting anything. I've been researching everything in the log I don't recognize but I'm coming up blank :(

 

Edit: Added a diag too

 

syslog

asc-unraid01-diagnostics-20210430-1408.zip

Edited by shinta148

  • Community Expert
13 hours ago, shinta148 said:

but it isn't reporting anything

Yep, don't see anything logged about that, one more thing you can try it to boot the server in safe mode with all docker/VMs disable, let it run as a basic NAS for a few days, if it still crashes it's likely a hardware problem, if it doesn't start turning on the other services one by one.

  • Author

@JorgeB Hey man, Thanks for taking the time to look. I've removed the server from the rack and tossed it on my desk and have it hooked up now with all but 2 of the sticks of RAM removed. So far going on 18 hours with 0 error. I'm going to let it sit until Wednesday when some new RAM I ordered comes in, but so far it looks like a hardware issue. 

 

If I don't see any crashes until I'm ready to swap the RAM out I'll mark the topic resolved. 

  • Author

This is resolved. It was an issue with RAM. The new memory is in and the server is running smooth and happy again. 

  • JorgeB changed the title to [SOLVED] Crashing every few days

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