Version of UnRaid:

Currently on 6.11.5 (Rolled back from 6.12.6)

 

Plugins and addons:

Community Applications

Docker Folder

Dynamix Active Streams

Dynamix System Information

Dynamix System Temperature

NerdTools

Unassigned Devices

Unassigned Devices Plus

Unassigned Devices Preclear

unBALANCE

Unraid Connect

User Scripts

 

Hardware:

 

The Problem:
This has been on going issue for a couple of months.  It started after moving to 6.12.X and has only gotten worse.  

At some point for some reason the server Locks up, I am not able to access via web GUI or directly from the server itself.  I have to hard boot the server, then I have to move the USB drive to a different port in-order for the device to boot from the USB Drop (The Moving of the USB Drive is NOT new, its been on going since I setup the server and have been in fights with Asus about it P.S. Asus does not provide support on this motherboard for Linux OS) Anyways..

Troubleshooting Steps:
Upgraded everything to the latest version including BIOS
Did a memory test for 48 hours (Passed with no errors)
Removed my video card and drivers associated with it. (As I saw something that had to deal with Nvidia in a crash report)
 

I am at the point where i think this might be a hardware issue (directly dealing with the mobo) but I am unsure and would appreciate any assistance before I go buy a board that will support the hardware I have. 

Files:

Collected today:

nrem-diagnostics-20231219-1153.zip

nrem-syslog-20231219-1818.zip
 

Collected from Syslog Server Setup on UnRaid and Dates back to Dec  6:

syslog-192.168.1.34 .log

 

nrem-syslog-20231219-1818.zipnrem-diagnostics-20231219-1153.zipsyslog-192.168.1.34 .log

I see some call traces but not what is causing them, one thing you can try is to boot the server in safe mode with all docker/VMs disabled, let it run as a basic NAS for a few days, if it still crashes it's likely a hardware problem, if it doesn't start turning on the other services one by one. 

6 hours ago, JorgeB said:

I see some call traces but not what is causing them, one thing you can try is to boot the server in safe mode with all docker/VMs disabled, let it run as a basic NAS for a few days, if it still crashes it's likely a hardware problem, if it doesn't start turning on the other services one by one. 

Sounds good Its running right now with most of the dockers running.

UPTIME
23 hours, 1 minute

So we will see what happens if it crashes again I will use it as a basic NAS and see if it runs for a couple of days.

 

Thanks for the help much appreciated