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After hardware update crashes

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Dear Unraid Users

 

This weekend I updated my Mainboard, CPU, NVME and RAM.

 

After the update I had some problems with my HBA, which did first not see the drives. I had to disable fast booting, after that the box booted up and all was fine. 2 Hours later the server got instantly out - puff.

I checked all wires and everything, unplugged everything and plugged it in again. After that it was working.

Now after severall hours the webui got unresponsive. I ssh'd into the server and all looked fine. So I rebooted the box - and this night again the same.

I attacked the diagnostics - since I changed a lot of hardware - I have no idea where to beginn.


Every help is appreciated - Thank you!

igor-diagnostics-20240220-0535.zip

  • Community Expert

Enable the syslog server and post that after a crash, but if the issues started after changing the hardware there's a good chance it's a hardware problem, and those usually don't leave anything logged.

  • Author

It is enabled - anything I can do to check?

Now it runs, all docker up but the Docker page wont load...

it is like nothing in patricular but everything isnt working good :S

 

Edit: Feb 20 18:32:37 Igor kernel: pcieport 0000:00:1c.4: AER: Corrected error received: 0000:07:00.0
Feb 20 18:32:37 Igor kernel: atlantic 0000:07:00.0: PCIe Bus Error: severity=Corrected, type=Physical Layer, (Receiver ID)
Feb 20 18:32:37 Igor kernel: atlantic 0000:07:00.0:   device [1d6a:07b1] error status/mask=00000001/0000a000

 

My log is spammed with that. I think atlantic is my 10gbit nic from asus.

I added the section of this threat:

 

Edited by gandalf15

  • Author

Thank you I will try

 

So far no errors in the log - but I dont know if it runs stable.

 

Also I saw that the boot log said to check the flash drive (boot drive) for errors. Did a ckdsk on it and it corrected / restored like 5 files.

I will report back if it still crashes and or freezes
 

  • Author

It runs stable now - but the parity sincy reported 166 errors. Could be sync it crashed a few times I thought.

But new parity sync started jsut after the first reports again 15 Errors. I never had an error before.

I guess something is still not right. Anyone some tips what to do?

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If a parity check found new errors right after a correcting check, it suggests there's still an issue, I would start by running memtest

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2 hours ago, JorgeB said:

If a parity check found new errors right after a correcting check, it suggests there's still an issue, I would start by running memtest

This is exactly what I did. With XMP 2 / 1 I got FAILED. I deactived it and the test PASSED.

I guess the new mainboard and ram dont like each other with XMP. Since it passed I did a parity check again - once it finishes I will rerun one and see if there are still errors.

Maybe this was the reason for the crashes.

 

Edit: A full Parity check takes 2.5 days - I will report back once done!

 

Edited by gandalf15

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33 minutes ago, gandalf15 said:

Maybe this was the reason for the crashes.

Most likely.

  • Author

Ok so without XMP the first parity check corrected antoher 150ish errors. Another one after that showed 0 errors. it is stable now and runs very well.

Thank you for the support!

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