Glavo
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- Mar 20, 2022
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I've been using SCALE since 22.02-RC.1-1 and didn't have any issues at that point.
But after I update to 22.02.RELEASE, my NAS will have unscheduled system reboot every 3~14 days. In addition to this, I am getting a lot of notification emails for /usr/sbin/apache2 crashes, and, TrueNAS occasionally fails to connect with k3s, and it needs to restart the system to solve it.
After I updated to 22.02.1, k3s couldn't connect at all, and restarting couldn't solve it, and all my Docker tasks were lost.
In desperation, I rolled back FreeNAS to 22.02-RC2, and now it has worked continuously for 21 days without any reboots or alerts. This made me sure that the unscheduled reboot was a problem that started in 22.02-RELASE.
While it's working fine for now, I'd still like to update the TrueNAS in the future to get RAID-Z expansion feature. So, how should I troubleshoot the cause of the unscheduled system reboot? I didn't find logs anywhere that might tell me why. (The crash of apache2 only appeared a few weeks before the release of 22.02.1, and the system will reboot before that, so this should not be related to apache2)
Here is my hardware:
But after I update to 22.02.RELEASE, my NAS will have unscheduled system reboot every 3~14 days. In addition to this, I am getting a lot of notification emails for /usr/sbin/apache2 crashes, and, TrueNAS occasionally fails to connect with k3s, and it needs to restart the system to solve it.
After I updated to 22.02.1, k3s couldn't connect at all, and restarting couldn't solve it, and all my Docker tasks were lost.
In desperation, I rolled back FreeNAS to 22.02-RC2, and now it has worked continuously for 21 days without any reboots or alerts. This made me sure that the unscheduled reboot was a problem that started in 22.02-RELASE.
While it's working fine for now, I'd still like to update the TrueNAS in the future to get RAID-Z expansion feature. So, how should I troubleshoot the cause of the unscheduled system reboot? I didn't find logs anywhere that might tell me why. (The crash of apache2 only appeared a few weeks before the release of 22.02.1, and the system will reboot before that, so this should not be related to apache2)
Here is my hardware:
- Motherboard: Super Micro X11SRA-F
- CPU: Xeon W-2175
- Memory: 4x Samsung 32GB 2Rx4 2666V ECC REG
- Boot Disks: SanDisk X300s 128GB and SanDisk X400 256GB
- Data Disks: 7x Western Digital WD42EJRX 4TB (RAIDZ3 array)
- SATA expansion card: ASM1064