Like the title says my system is randomly shutting down a couple times a day all new hardware except hard drives and ram is in it. im running a ram test now but didn't know if anything jumped out in the logs to someone smarter than me! Thanks for any help!!!

unraid-syslog-20250408-2045.zip unraid-diagnostics-20250408-1538.zip

That is the current syslog, which is reset on reboot, and is already included in diagnostics.

 

Setup syslog server

1 hour ago, trurl said:

That is the current syslog, which is reset on reboot, and is already included in diagnostics.

 

Setup syslog server

Thanks I’ll get it set up and report back

On 4/8/2025 at 3:54 PM, trurl said:

That is the current syslog, which is reset on reboot, and is already included in diagnostics.

 

Setup syslog server

Finally got one right after it crashed! I noticed it said cache is full for a little before that but its supposed to be running mover to take it down to like 10% before building up to 60% then moving again or something like that. Other than that I'm not sure thanks for any pointers!

syslog-192.168.1.172.log

Post new diagnostics

Here you go!

unraid-diagnostics-20250410-2050.zip

I've seen a ton of issues where unraid 7+ is crashing randomly... this can't be isolated issues. Mine is still doing it. I've got it less frequent with some tweaks and changes, but it still crashes at least once a month on my AMD platform. What are your specs, OP? Containers you're running? Could look through diagnostics but uh... too lazy

5 hours ago, EagleEyes96 said:

Here you go!

Those are not opening, try again.

7 hours ago, rocky123xo said:

I've seen a ton of issues where unraid 7+ is crashing randomly... this can't be isolated issues. Mine is still doing it. I've got it less frequent with some tweaks and changes, but it still crashes at least once a month on my AMD platform. What are your specs, OP? Containers you're running? Could look through diagnostics but uh... too lazy

So I have 2 sets of specs because it happens on my old machine I assumed it was hardware and I decided to update and rebuild the server anyways for fun so I was suprised when it still did it. 
 

machine 1 

ryzen 3900xt

128gb ram

asus tuf motherboard

1070 gpu 8gb

bunch of hard drives and a 750 watt power supply. 
 

machine 2

intel 14900k

128gb ram

gigabyte z790

bunch of hard drives

1200 watt psu 

 

 

as for docker containers there is a ton

 

plex

the arrs 

tautulli

pterodactyl
uptime kuma

scrutiny

all kinds of reverse proxy stuff

overseer

petio

 

 

bunch more stuff too are you looking for something specific

 

Edited April 11, 20251 yr by EagleEyes96

3 hours ago, JorgeB said:

Those are not opening, try again.

Here is a new one I just now grabbed

unraid-diagnostics-20250411-0535.zip

Since you have multiple RAM sticks, try using the server with just one pair, if the same try with the other one, that will basically rule out bad RAM, but since it's a 14900K, it could also be the Intel 13/14 gen issue.

3 hours ago, JorgeB said:

Since you have multiple RAM sticks, try using the server with just one pair, if the same try with the other one, that will basically rule out bad RAM, but since it's a 14900K, it could also be the Intel 13/14 gen issue.

The Ryzen 3900xt did the exact same thing but I did turn the system on with each ram stick individually to test it and ran the plugin to test my ram on unsaid and everything passed as well on it ran a couple passes on it no errors came back. Do you think I should test them all again? Or do you think it could be a issue that doesn’t show up immediately in the ram?

Difficult to say, it may be worth testing again, since it's the easiest thing to rule out.

5 hours ago, JorgeB said:

Difficult to say, it may be worth testing again, since it's the easiest thing to rule out.

so should i test one stick at a time for a couple days until it starts crashing? they all boot fine with 1 stick

9 hours ago, EagleEyes96 said:

so should i test one stick at a time for a couple days until it starts crashing?

Correct.

9 hours ago, JorgeB said:

Correct.

Ruled this out I put in completely separate sticks from a well working pc and it crashed after about 3 hours its random between 3 hours to 1 day ish

Also can a failing cache drive cause crashes like this? My scrutiny app is saying my cache failed it’s checks but it was like 13 ECC errors I think it said

UPDATE: 
It also crashes after having docker and Vms disabled or set to off

That basically confirms it's a hardware issue, or bad power.

2 hours ago, JorgeB said:

That basically confirms it's a hardware issue, or bad power.

Awesome thanks! i guess ill play around with it for a bit and see what i can find is there anything that normally stands out in this case after ram? im about to replace my cache drive to see what that does appreciate all the help as well!

Ran chkdsk on usb is this a sign i need to replace my usb? It had corrections to make and when I plug it into windows it always says scan and repair before it wants me to open it

2 minutes ago, EagleEyes96 said:

Ran chkdsk on usb is this a sign i need to replace my usb? It had corrections to make and when I plug it into windows it always says scan and repair before it wants me to open it

I will also not after it "Fixed" the usb it doesn't pop up with scan and repair anymore ill try it out and see what it does for anyone reading in the future!

2 hours ago, EagleEyes96 said:

ill try it out and see

Might be better to reformat and restore from your flash backup.

I’ll get a new flash drive and go ahead and do that then thanks! I’ll let you know how it goes

11 minutes ago, EagleEyes96 said:

new flash drive

You will have to do a license transfer in that case.