Can't enter the gui（6.9.2）

[Yvan]

After upgrading to 6.10.0 rc2, it shuts down automatically for two consecutive days. I don’t know if it has anything to do with the addition of a memory (the memory is the same brand and model as the original memory, normally it should be no problem), then I tried Downgrade to 6.9.2, currently unable to enter the gui, the opening opportunity is stuck in this interface, how do I solve it? At present, my vm is normal, docker is not normal, I can ssh to unraid.

 

补充一下：

What happened was this: I added a 16G memory, and docker could not be used normally after unraid was turned on, so I tried to upgrade the version to 6.10.0, and all functions returned to normal. But it turned off automatically for two consecutive days, so I downgraded to 6.9.2 again, and then there was a problem that the web failed to enter the gui.

Edited November 11, 2021 by Yvan

[jonp]

If you remove the new memory module you added, does the system return to normal function?

[trurl]

On 11/10/2021 at 9:43 AM, Yvan said:

I added a 16G memory

Have you done memtest?

[Yvan]

16 hours ago, jonp said:

If you remove the new memory module you added, does the system return to normal function?

Even if I remove the memory, the system will not return to normal。（The VM works normally, the docker does not work, the Web GUI cannot be opened, and the boot is still stuck in the image）

I think if you upgrade to 6.10.0, the web and docker may return to normal.

But now I can only enter the command line. Can I upgrade the system through the command line?

 

[Yvan]

16 hours ago, trurl said:

Have you done memtest?

What does "memtest" mean.

What should I do?

[trurl]

memtest is on the unraid boot menu

[Yvan]

3 hours ago, trurl said:

memtest is on the unraid boot menu

I choose MemTest + 86, then Unraid has returned to the Boot menu again

[Squid]

You're booting via UEFI.  Temporarily switch to boot via Legacy / Normal in the BIOS

[Yvan]

18 hours ago, Squid said:

You're booting via UEFI.  Temporarily switch to boot via Legacy / Normal in the BIOS

When the check is over, it has been running for more than nine hours...

Do you know how to upgrade unraid through the command line? This may be the most convenient way to temporarily restore normal

[Yvan]

18 hours ago, Squid said:

You're booting via UEFI.  Temporarily switch to boot via Legacy / Normal in the BIOS

I found that memtest will test circularly. I have turned it off. It seems that there is no memory problem at present.

[trurl]

49 minutes ago, Yvan said:

memtest will test circularly

As intended. Sometimes multiple passes are needed.

 

54 minutes ago, Yvan said:

upgrade unraid through the command line?

You can download the release and replace all bz* files on flash

[Yvan]

2 hours ago, trurl said:

As intended. Sometimes multiple passes are needed.

 

You can download the release and replace all bz* files on flash

Thank you all. At present, unraid has been reinstalled and all functions have been restored. Automatic shutdown may be a new memory problem. Is there a way to see the reason for automatic shutdown in unraid?

 

[trurl]

There is no "automatic shutdown". If it crashes you will get an automatic parity check for unclean shutdown.

[trurl]

Maybe I missed it, but it doesn't seem like you have posted your diagnostics. Attach them to your NEXT post in this thread.