Unraid kernal panic shortly after boot

[wangke]

Unraid can boot normally, but after a few hours of array and docker start up, the whole system becomes unavailable. Can not access web ui, ssh, smb shares, any docker services. Syslog server is on but also not accessible, mirror log to usb is on, but I seems can't find the log.

gallifrey-diagnostics-20240323-1110.zip

Edited March 23 by wangke

[JorgeB]

What CPU are you using, is it an ES?

Model name:                         Genuine Intel(R) 0000 @ 1.10GHz

 

Also post a screenshot from the syslog server settings.

[wangke]

Yes, it's ES model of 11900t, I've been running pve with dsm and ubuntu for a few years, just recently switched to baremetal unraid.

[wangke]

Found the log in usb drive logs folder, will upload the log once unraid is not accessible again.

[wangke]

It just happened again. I'm getting a lot of errors from netfilter, I suspect it's caused by docker and macvlan. Not sure if it's the same issue as this one. 

 

syslog

Edited March 23 by wangke

[wangke]

I've temporarily switched to ipvlan, will see if it will kernel panic again.

[wangke]

10 hours ago, wangke said:

I've temporarily switched to ipvlan, will see if it will kernel panic again.

10 hours later, no more kernal panic or netfilter errors. But still hope macvlan can work as expected without errors.

[itimpi]

3 hours ago, wangke said:

But still hope macvlan can work as expected without errors.

When you were using macvlan did you have bridging disabled on eth0?    This is required for stability reasons.

[wangke]

Here are my current docker settings and previous docker settings. The differences are `Docker custom network type` and `Host access to custom networks`. I'm not sure how to disable bridging on eth0, also I have 3 ethernet ports, I assume I need to disable on all of them?

 

[itimpi]

12 minutes ago, wangke said:

I'm not sure how to disable bridging on eth0, also I have 3 ethernet ports, I assume I need to disable on all of them

This is under Settings->Network.  As far as I know it is only eth0 that matters (which is the one Unraid uses for its management interface).  This requirement was originally mentioned in the Unraid 6.12.4 Release Notes

[wangke]

Thanks, I see this netfilter error and kernel panic is a known issue and ongoing bug. https://docs.unraid.net/unraid-os/release-notes/6.12.4/ https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=217777