Hey all -

 

I have been having an issue a couple times a week where the system locks up and the only way to fix it is a hard reset. Onice the system reboots the syslog doesn't show any info about the crash. Only thing I can do is for logging is to tail syslog and take a pic of it. I cannot scroll up as the entire system is locked up. I have attached a photo.

 

Any particular direction I should take on this?

 

unRAID v6.2.4

 

 

FCP (Fix Common Problems) plugin in Troubleshooting mode.

Thanks. Will post with results after next lockup.

Below is the most recent diag file. Syslog.txt is too large to attach, but I'll upload it somewhere if I must.

 

Same thing: System stops responding. I see a "out of memory" error. I have a feeling it could be the CrashPlan docker, but not too sure.

thevault-diagnostics-20161220-0951.zip

Below is the most recent diag file. Syslog.txt is too large to attach, but I'll upload it somewhere if I must.

syslog is already included in diagnostic. Never any need to post it.

Below is the most recent diag file. Syslog.txt is too large to attach, but I'll upload it somewhere if I must.

syslog is already included in diagnostic. Never any need to post it.

 

That's what I thought. The app says to include syslog.text also.

Below is the most recent diag file. Syslog.txt is too large to attach, but I'll upload it somewhere if I must.

syslog is already included in diagnostic. Never any need to post it.

 

That's what I thought. The app says to include syslog.text also.

Fix Common Problems - Troubleshooting frequently saves syslog to flash so that in the event you crash and can't get diagnostics, you still have something to post.

Gotcha

So, back to my original issue it looks like the forums are filling up with servers freezing up and not responding. Any info anyone can pass along?

 

Edit:

And as mine has locked up again. Hard reboot to resolve. CrashPlan docker was not running this time.

... it looks like the forums are filling up with servers freezing up and not responding.

Seems a bit exaggerated.

 

Is your BIOS up-to-date?

 

Have you done a memtest recently?