Ryanoc3ros Posted June 23 Share Posted June 23 (edited) I recently upgraded my server to a ASrock Z690 Extreme MB and Intel i5-13500 CPU. Since upgrading I have had numerous crashes after anywhere from 30 minutes to 9 hours. I have been running "stress" as a way to tax the system and bring out any instability. Below are my notes on all of the actions I have taken. Jun 21 19:02 Startup Jun 21 19:39 Crash (uptime 37 minutes). Crashed around the time I unplugged Z-wave stick and restarted Home Assistant VM Last log entries before crash: Jun 21 19:39:33 Snorlax kernel: docker0: port 5(veth5aa8f3e) entered disabled state Jun 21 19:39:33 Snorlax kernel: veth4dd9902: renamed from eth0 Jun 21 19:39:33 Snorlax kernel: docker0: port 5(veth5aa8f3e) entered disabled state Jun 21 19:39:33 Snorlax kernel: device veth5aa8f3e left promiscuous mode Jun 21 19:39:33 Snorlax kernel: docker0: port 5(veth5aa8f3e) entered disabled state Jun 21 19:39:34 Snorlax kernel: docker0: port 5(veth8079aaf) entered blocking state Jun 21 19:39:34 Snorlax kernel: docker0: port 5(veth8079aaf) entered disabled state Jun 21 19:39:34 Snorlax kernel: device veth8079aaf entered promiscuous mode Jun 21 19:39:34 Snorlax kernel: docker0: port 5(veth8079aaf) entered blocking state Jun 21 19:39:34 Snorlax kernel: docker0: port 5(veth8079aaf) entered forwarding state Jun 21 19:39:34 Snorlax kernel: eth0: renamed from vetha164b17 Jun 21 19:39:34 Snorlax kernel: IPv6: ADDRCONF(NETDEV_CHANGE): veth8079aaf: link becomes ready Jun 21 19:45 Ran Memtest86, Passed no errors Jun 21 20:20 Startup Jun 21 20:30 Disk 1 had several SMART errors, it is an old hard drive, so as a precaution, I started moving files from disk 1 to other disks with Unbalance Jun 22 05:42 Crash (uptime 9 hours) Last log entries before crash: Jun 22 05:42:30 Snorlax kernel: usb 2-8.4: Device not responding to setup address. Jun 22 05:42:30 Snorlax kernel: usb 2-8.4: Device not responding to setup address. Jun 22 05:42:31 Snorlax kernel: usb 2-8.4: device not accepting address 3, error -71 Jun 22 05:42:31 Snorlax kernel: usb 2-8.4: reset SuperSpeed USB device number 3 using xhci_hcd Jun 22 05:42:31 Snorlax kernel: usb 2-8.4: LPM exit latency is zeroed, disabling LPM. Below is my log of everything I have done today (June 22). There is something noteworthy at "Jun 22 13:13" in the syslogs. *10:23 Startup 11:45 Manual Shutdown 11:50 BIOS Updates: Turned off CPU C-States Set "Restore on AC Power Loss" to "Power On" Disabled HD Audio Long Duration Power Limit changed from Auto to 125 (not sure why) 11:50 Removed USB Coral, Z-Wave dongle, Zigbee Dongle, left USB drive in 3.0 slot *11:55 Startup 12:00 Set Frigate to use CPU detector 12:00 Ran CPU stress test starting at 12:00 13:13 Kernel Panic? Didn't lock up entire system 13:13 Home Assistant locks up 13:15 Stopped stress test 13:15 Restarted HA 13:15 Continued to run stress test *16:06 Crash (uptime 4 hours) 16:35 Restart and quick crash 16:45 Move USB Flash from USB 3 port to USB 2 port 16:46 Startup and run stress test 21:15 Turned off Pi-Hole Docker *21:52 Crash (uptime 5 hours) *22:16 Startup in GUI mode so I can watch directly attached monitor 22:19 Shutdown all dockers 22:24 Disabled Docker 22:30 Removed several plugins 22:32 Started stress test *23:30 Crash, monitor glitching and flashing rapidly Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. syslog-10.0.0.13.log snorlax-diagnostics-20240622-2338.zip Edited June 23 by Ryanoc3ros Quote Link to comment
JorgeB Posted June 23 Share Posted June 23 If the issue started after a hardware changes it suggests a hardware issue, I do see some kvm related call traces, so you still have stability issues if you don't use VMs and/or disabled virtualization in the board BIOS? Quote Link to comment
Ryanoc3ros Posted June 23 Author Share Posted June 23 I have disabled all VMs and will monitor the system for a day or so. Assuming it is a VM issue, is it recommended to recreate the VM from scratch? Or will that not affect much? Quote Link to comment
JorgeB Posted June 24 Share Posted June 24 I think it's worth a try to recreate one. Quote Link to comment
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