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Server is crashing every night.

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I'm in the process of running memtest to rule out the ram as the logs don't really show any obvious errors that I can see. The only ones that stand out are:

 

Oct 29 06:26:43 Tower kernel: br0: received packet on bond0 with own address as source address (addr:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx, vlan:0)

which is also the last entry in the log file before crashing. 

 

I uploaded the diagnostics archive, however the log file inside wasn't the full syslog server logs so I uploaded that separate as "syslog-full.txt"

 

I also took a picture of my monitor as it looked after a crash, it was stuck on this screen. Most of the time after it crashes it just gets stuck on the usb OS boot selection screen, however.

20201028_161610.jpg

tower-diagnostics-20201029-1954.zip syslog-full.txt

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36 minutes ago, trurl said:

Thanks. I changed the PSIC setting in bios to "typical current idle" as suggested in that thread. I'll see if that improves things. Would this potentially correct the "br0: received packet on bond0 with own address as source address" error that I keep getting? I keep seeing something about needing to enable bonding on my router or something, however I'm not sure that's the answer for my setup. I've got a netgear r7000 router connected to an 8 port unmanaged switch that feeds all my wired devices.

 

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