January 23, 20224 yr So I'm completely unsure of what's going on. I think my NVME drive might be failing? The steps I've already taken are: Delete docker.img and rebuild from there Full memtest for 24 hours to be sure it wasn't memory error Balanced NVME drive. The system starts functioning again after reboot but a few hours later it fails again. Most recent logs attached. I have previous ones also. tower-diagnostics-20220122-2010.zip
January 23, 20224 yr Author So I just checked the disk in maintenance mode with the GUI tool of btrfs check --readonly. Then ran it with --repair and it seems to have repaired successfully. Let me know if this was a bad idea?
January 23, 20224 yr Community Expert Solution Btrfs check --repair should be used with much care, it might make things even worse, a btrfs filesystem can quickly go bad with RAM issues, Ryzen with overclocked RAM is known to corrupt data, you should fix data and if it were me I would then backup and recreate that filesystem.
January 24, 20224 yr Author Forgot RAM was overclocked used to be a windows server. So I'll turn off XMP profile and then wipe and rebuild cache from scratch (you said backup and recreate, but if I just restored a backup wouldn't I reapply corruptions?) and I should hopefully not have issues again? Edited January 24, 20224 yr by Landofx
January 25, 20224 yr Community Expert 8 hours ago, Landofx said: you said backup and recreate, but if I just restored a backup wouldn't I reapply corruptions? That's to fix the filesystem corruption, not data corruption if it exists, and if it's a RAM issue that's always a possibility, if you can recreate all data from scratch it's always better.
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