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Constant Restarts Required

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I have been running unraid for about 6 Months. Every 1 or so i have to restart the server because the array becomes unresponsive. The Cache disc because read only and all dockers stop. Fix Common Problems lists nothing other than of significance other than 'Call Traces' which i have attached. Anyone know why this might be occurring?

sangria-diagnostics-20170902-1534.zip

Hi,

I had a similar issue. What I think happened to me, and may be occurring to you is that when I changed my network settings via the GUI. This resulted in a malformed /boot/config/network.cfg file (also the config for the system stats but that's another story.) Just an educated guess, but I think your /boot/config/network.cfg file is incorrect.

Normally (of course this 'normal' varies) you'd declare the physical interface as the IFNAME in that file. You've got:

IFNAME[0]="br0"
BRNAME[0]="br0"
BRSTP[0]="no"
BRFD[0]="0"
BRNICS[0]="eth0"

 

I'm not an expert but I believe this declares the bridge as the main interface (IFNAME[0]="br0"), then later on it says that your actual network interface eth0 is part of this bridge but never declares anything for eth0 directly. I'm not at my machine right now, so I can't give you what I'm using but I believe this file (and probably the name IFNAME[0]="br0") is the culprit. If you can I'd try downloading the 'installer' again - open up that and check on the network.cfg in that file. You could try just changing IFNAME[0]="br0" to IFNAME[0]="eth0" but without seeing an 'original' or my working network.cfg I'd be careful about doing that. My suspicion is that sometimes updating the networks via the GUI (in my case I turned off bonding and bridging to test something) can cause things to get out of sync or incorrectly edits the /boot/config/network.cfg file.

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