Said to post my diagnostics to the forum. Just upgraded to 6.12.2 today. Here are the diagnostics. Let me know if you can help. Thank you. 

lucifer-diagnostics-20230703-2029.zip

Did you see that during array start only or it's still showing?

5 hours ago, JorgeB said:

Did you see that during array start only or it's still showing?

It is still showing sporadically. I don't think it is related to the array starting because it could happen at any time. In fact, I do not think it is related to the USB flash drive at all because I have now a second flash drive it is reporting is corrupted. I have been shutting down, taking the flash drive to my Windows computer and repairing it. It still happens after.

I'm not seeing any flash drive issues in the log, so possibly a false positive, or there's a corrupt config file, don't remember which files are checked, @Squid?

I don't think it is false because the Windows computer does detect an issue with the USB and repairs it. The UI is very sluggish and finally stops responding.

 

My CPU is very active too, yet no docker or VMs running. Also, this pop up console windows just closes on it's own. This is very strange

 

That doesn't look like a flash drive problem, reboot and make sure no other browser windows are opened to the GUI, including phones/tablets.

I did have a total of 3 webgui's open at the same time. I rebooted. and there is barely any CPU now. Thanks for that.

However, after letting it sit just on the 1 webgui for about an hour, it became unresponsive again. This time it did not require a hard reboot. I was able to change the URL to base URL and refresh the webgui.

 

I honestly think there is some hardware that is not compatible with 6.12. I should mention this is my second time upgrading to 6.12 from 6.11.5. First I upgraded to 6.12.0 and I was having these unresponsive bouts as well but no flash corruption then. I then downgraded thinking 6.12 was just not ready yet. It seems I have even more problems now.

 

On top of this, I upgraded to 6.12.2 yesterday to solve another problem. My btrfs cache pool had uncorrectable errors. I could not get it to reformat for the life of me. Erase would not erase. Still showed over 400 GB but I was able to successfully move everything off of it or so I think. Upgraded to 6.12.2 and converted the cache to ZFS and copied system and appdata shares back to cache.

 

All drives pass abbreviated smart test

Memory check done overnight last night. Passed

No dockers running

No VMs running

 

Attaching most recent diagnostics

 

lucifer-diagnostics-20230704-1239.zip

You also need to do this:

https://docs.unraid.net/unraid-os/release-notes/6.12.0#crashes-related-to-i915-driver

3 hours ago, JorgeB said:

I'm not seeing any flash drive issues in the log, so possibly a false positive, or there's a corrupt config file, don't remember which files are checked, @Squid?

Files that are required and checked:

 

docker.cfg, domain.cfg, ident.cfg

 

Files checked if only they exist:

 

disk.cfg, flash.cfg and share.cfg

 

And I don't see any issue with those files initially....

4 hours ago, JorgeB said:

You also need to do this:

https://docs.unraid.net/unraid-os/release-notes/6.12.0#crashes-related-to-i915-driver

Thank you! This solved it for me. 

 

I have 1 other issue. My USB ethernet adapter (2nd on the server) does not appear in the network configuration. Yet, it does appear in the system devices. I know I have seen it appear before and was using it as the docker network interface but it no longer appears. I tried renaming the network.cfg to reset the settings and that has not worked. Thanks.

10 hours ago, kevin182 said:

My USB ethernet adapter (2nd on the server) does not appear in the network configuration. Yet, it does appear in the system devices.

I'm not seeing it in the previous diags, do you know the chip it uses?

5 hours ago, JorgeB said:

I'm not seeing it in the previous diags, do you know the chip it uses?

We can abandon this discussion here as we are discussing this here. Thanks.