Hi all,

I am hoping to get some guidance on how to diagnose my system further. I have attached the diagnostics report taken from the server but it seems like the logs are after the system has rebooted. If this is the case,
1. Next time how can i save the correct data before power cycle the system.
2. do i have any other options then to power cycle when it happens.

Stable system prior to upgrading to the new platform hardware, i was running 7.0.1 and recently moved to 7.1.0-beta.1 for the intel igpu support. Second time this has issue has happened,
webui not accessible
all docker containers not reachable

unable to ping the machine.
I ended up power cycling the system both times and ran parity, all seems okay on reboot but something is happening causing the system to crash.

 

thanks

holy-grail-diagnostics-20250328-2009.zip

Enable the syslog server and post that after a crash.

29 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

Enable the syslog server and post that after a crash.

thankyou for reminding me, i do have this enabled already. Although there is nothing standing out in the log prior to the crash. Would a full disk cause this behavior? i am using unbalance now to rule this out.
(Mar 28 19:29:16 holy-grail shfs: assign_disk: /tv/The/Season 01 (28) No space left on device)

49 minutes ago, KeyBoardDabbler said:

Would a full disk cause this behavior?

It shouldn't

I have since made 500gb of free space on each drive. I ran 3 loops through memtest with zero errors and removed the Tips and Tweaks plugin as suggested by a user on reddit.
Upgraded to 7.1.0-beta-2 yesterday.

i noticed in the patch notes "Live Updates Paused", could this of caused the system to fail leaving the webui open in a browser tab on beta-1?

if it was a network issue i would expect to see in the logs containers going offline. The fact the system just "halts" make me think its unraid crashing?
 

5 hours ago, KeyBoardDabbler said:

could this of caused the system to fail leaving the webui open in a browser tab on beta-1?

That's to try and resolve another issue, unrelated to crashing.