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Server freezing

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Recently I rebuilded my NAS after my motherboard failure

Now I am having issue that on daily basis my server just completely freezing

I am running 7.0.0-beta.4

I have AMD 7900x and X670E Gigabyte Aorus Master with Arc 380 and one HBA card. 

I am having my logs written to other nas, and last record was on 13:29 during mover doing it's job

Can you please advice what can be wrong?

fortress-diagnostics-20241031-1540.zip

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1 hour ago, J05u said:

I am having my logs written to other nas

Post that as well, but if there's nothing relevant logged there, it could be hardware related.

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Nothing relevant, one thing you can try is to boot the server in safe mode with all docker containers/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, including the docker containers. 

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Thanks

This will be a hard task :(

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Basically tried to play with ram, remove gpu and etc, same story. During parity check or it's either crashing or losing internet

What is this story in logs? I have this kind of messages all over the place and I assume this is somehow related. Docker network is ipvlan

Nov  1 11:35:05 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth40099c4) entered disabled state
Nov  1 11:36:05 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth1c797a4) entered blocking state
Nov  1 11:36:05 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth1c797a4) entered disabled state
Nov  1 11:36:05 Fortress kernel: veth1c797a4: entered allmulticast mode
Nov  1 11:36:05 Fortress kernel: veth1c797a4: entered promiscuous mode
Nov  1 11:36:05 Fortress kernel: eth0: renamed from veth4da3b2a
Nov  1 11:36:05 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth1c797a4) entered blocking state
Nov  1 11:36:05 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth1c797a4) entered forwarding state
Nov  1 11:36:06 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth1c797a4) entered disabled state
Nov  1 11:36:06 Fortress kernel: veth4da3b2a: renamed from eth0
Nov  1 11:36:06 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth1c797a4) entered disabled state
Nov  1 11:36:06 Fortress kernel: veth1c797a4 (unregistering): left allmulticast mode
Nov  1 11:36:06 Fortress kernel: veth1c797a4 (unregistering): left promiscuous mode
Nov  1 11:36:06 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth1c797a4) entered disabled state
Nov  1 11:37:06 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth6c853ce) entered blocking state
Nov  1 11:37:06 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth6c853ce) entered disabled state
Nov  1 11:37:06 Fortress kernel: veth6c853ce: entered allmulticast mode
Nov  1 11:37:06 Fortress kernel: veth6c853ce: entered promiscuous mode
Nov  1 11:37:06 Fortress kernel: eth0: renamed from veth5c6f622
Nov  1 11:37:06 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth6c853ce) entered blocking state
Nov  1 11:37:06 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth6c853ce) entered forwarding state
Nov  1 11:37:07 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth6c853ce) entered disabled state
Nov  1 11:37:07 Fortress kernel: veth5c6f622: renamed from eth0
Nov  1 11:37:07 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth6c853ce) entered disabled state
Nov  1 11:37:07 Fortress kernel: veth6c853ce (unregistering): left allmulticast mode
Nov  1 11:37:07 Fortress kernel: veth6c853ce (unregistering): left promiscuous mode
Nov  1 11:37:07 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth6c853ce) entered disabled state
Nov  1 11:38:07 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth0afbe5b) entered blocking state
Nov  1 11:38:07 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth0afbe5b) entered disabled state
Nov  1 11:38:07 Fortress kernel: veth0afbe5b: entered allmulticast mode
Nov  1 11:38:07 Fortress kernel: veth0afbe5b: entered promiscuous mode
Nov  1 11:38:07 Fortress kernel: eth0: renamed from vethc884152
Nov  1 11:38:07 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth0afbe5b) entered blocking state
Nov  1 11:38:07 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth0afbe5b) entered forwarding state
Nov  1 11:38:07 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth0afbe5b) entered disabled state
Nov  1 11:38:07 Fortress kernel: vethc884152: renamed from eth0
Nov  1 11:38:07 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth0afbe5b) entered disabled state
Nov  1 11:38:07 Fortress kernel: veth0afbe5b (unregistering): left allmulticast mode
Nov  1 11:38:07 Fortress kernel: veth0afbe5b (unregistering): left promiscuous mode
Nov  1 11:38:07 Fortress kernel: br-a6738b7a6f98: port 24(veth0afbe5b) entered disabled state

 

Are you sure that your PSU is up to the task? Doing a parity check will strain it the most... Try booting the system without a parity check and see if it's stable. likely your on that knifes edge as to what you need/have

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1 hour ago, mathomas3 said:

Are you sure that your PSU is up to the task? Doing a parity check will strain it the most... Try booting the system without a parity check and see if it's stable. likely your on that knifes edge as to what you need/have

PSU is more than enough, and it was also without parity checks

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