July 18, 20241 yr Hi, I've gone from a rock-stable system for 2+ years to a system that crashes daily. I have done the following to locate/fix the problem: - Done a memory test, which has passed - My cache drive was almost full, so I have replaced it with a bigger one - I had one drive with a smart error, which I have removed from the array - Run the server without docker and VM services started - I'm running 1st gen Ryzen, and I have changed and checked my bios settings according to the post about it. This is my hardware: AMD Ryzen 5 1600 ASUS ROG STRIX B350-F 16 GB of ram 1 TB NVME SSD (cache) 1xST4000VN008 (parity) 1xST2000DM008 1xST4000VN006 I have attached my diagnostics. I hope you can see something in it that can help me. tower-diagnostics-20240718-1929.zip
July 18, 20241 yr Community Expert If it started crashing out of the blue it sounds more like a hardware issue, but enable the syslog server and post that after a crash, in case there's something there.
July 18, 20241 yr Author Yeah, I thought so. The diagnostics is from after I enabled "Mirror syslog to flash" and after a crash. So shouldn't it show it?
July 18, 20241 yr Community Expert 2 hours ago, Fisker said: Yeah, I thought so. The diagnostics is from after I enabled "Mirror syslog to flash" and after a crash. So shouldn't it show it? Nothing shows in the time period up to the crash. This is not unusual if the crash is a hardware related one.
December 14, 20241 yr Author Solution After upgrading the Motherboard, CPU, and ram (some of it was due anyway), it turned out to be the PSU.
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