January 27, 20224 yr Hey, I really hope someone can help me: When the problem started a few days ago, first the shares disappeared, then everything froze. But a restart solved the whole thing again. Then the next time I saw the following in the logs: "Jan 25 21:01:02 dry kernel: XFS (dm-0): Metadata corruption detected at xfs_inode_validate_extsize+0xb8/0x10b [xfs], inode 0x6022519f dinode Jan 25 21:01:02 dry kernel: XFS (dm-0): Unmount and run xfs_repair Jan 25 21:01:02 dry kernel: XFS (dm-0): First 128 bytes of corrupted metadata buffer:" I ran XFS repair, then it ran again for a short time but then the problem came back, everything froze. In the meantime the server hangs after a few minutes, so it is completely unusable. I really hope someone can tell more from the logs. dry-diagnostics-20220125-2102.zip
January 28, 20224 yr Check filesystem on disk1, make sure you run xfs_repair without -n or nothing will be done.
January 30, 20224 yr Author Ok, sorry for my late response. I run the xfs repair again, but the problem is still there. But I think there is also a new issue: the docker froze again, but this time the shares are still there and the GUI is still accesable. On the main Page it now shows this message: BTRFS operation is running Should I let it run the BTRFS operation? And do you think that the error also comes from the filesystem metadata corruption? PS: Diagnostic funktion also freezes, if I try to download it, so I added only the log syslog.rtf.zip Edited January 30, 20224 yr by desinox
January 30, 20224 yr 4 hours ago, desinox said: I run the xfs repair again, but the problem is still there. Post the command you used and the full output of xfs_repair. 4 hours ago, desinox said: so I added the only the log Lots of crashing, you should run memtest.
January 30, 20224 yr Author I used the GUI option under "disk 1" in maintanance mode without the -n flag. OK, I will try running memtest
January 30, 20224 yr Author You were totally right, Memtest spits out a lot of errors. I will try to find another stick.
January 31, 20224 yr After fixing the RAM run xfs_repair again, trying to fix it with bad RAM might makes things worse.
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