I cannot write t0 my unraid server (v4/7) without it crashing.  I thought I was having intermittent failures due to heat, so I purchased a Thermaltake v6 case & several fans.  Then I thought it was my kingston USB flash drive failing so I swapped it hour for a HP.  The problems have been getting progressively worse, & now just about any attempt to write to the server results in an immediate crash.  I use the server mainly for streaming & reads work for about 45 minutes tops (as in watching a Blu-ray movie) & then it too crashes the box.

 

Here is a screenshot from the latest crash & the syslog just after power down/power back up.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

syslog-2011-08-03.txt

I cannot write t0 my unraid server (v4/7) without it crashing.  I thought I was having intermittent failures due to heat, so I purchased a Thermaltake v6 case & several fans.  Then I thought it was my kingston USB flash drive failing so I swapped it hour for a HP.  The problems have been getting progressively worse, & now just about any attempt to write to the server results in an immediate crash.  I use the server mainly for streaming & reads work for about 45 minutes tops (as in watching a Blu-ray movie) & then it too crashes the box.

 

Here is a screenshot from the latest crash & the syslog just after power down/power back up.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I've seen file-system corruption crash a server.  You might try running "reiserfsck" on each of your disks as described in the wiki:

http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php?title=Check_Disk_Filesystems

 

Ok I ran reiserfsck as instructed.  Disks 1 & 5 had errors that required the --rebuild-tree switch.  Disk 3 only required --fix-fixable.  2 & 4 were good to go.  So far so good   Thanks!