May 18, 20206 yr I'm getting the error below: Quote May 18 03:05:09 GuiltyGear kernel: BTRFS critical (device loop2): corrupt leaf: root=894 block=133775360 slot=93 ino=25650 file_offset=0, invalid ram_bytes for file extent, have 8208, should be aligned to 4096 I think this is my cache drive, but I'm not sure and I'm also not sure on how to proceed with this. I recently had purchased bad RAM which caused many issues with UNRAID and corrupted 2 files which I just deleted after replacing the RAM. Apparently there is still some damage. Could you guys also take a quick look at my diagnostic file to see if anything else aside from the error above is damage/broken that I may have missed? Thank you! (edit) I scrub the cache drive and came back with no errors found. Also, I'd like to note that I originally had 4x4GB sticks, then upgraded to 4x8GB sticks. First set was bad which caused issues, then I changed it and the second set is working great. I've also ran a full 4 sets of Memtest86 to confirm. Edited January 25, 20215 yr by XiuzSu
May 18, 20206 yr Community Expert Loop2 is the docker image and it's corrupt, you need to re-create it, cache filesystem itself looks fine for now, there are a few old corruption errors but those should not increase anymore if the RAM problem was solved, you can see here to clear the errors and continue monitoring it.
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