JewJitsu11B
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- May 9, 2022
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***Solution***: I disabled Precision Boost Overdrive, Core Performance Boost (in both locations listed below), Global C-State Control , PSS Support, and D.O.C.P.
Specific paths are as follows:
For Core Performance Boost, Global C-State Control:
- Advanced/AMD CBS/CPU Common Options
For Precision Boost Overdrive:
- Advanced/AMD overclocking (click accept)/Precision Boost Overdrive
For PSS Support:
- Advanced/CPU Configuration
For D.O.C.P.(it’s under Ai Overclock Tuner), Performance Enhancer, and Core Performance Boost (seemingly not same Core Performance Boost as listed earlier) they’re all on the main Extreme Tweaker page. Select default or disabled as applicable.
***End of Solution section***
***Beginning of Problem/Issue Section***
***Executive Summary***
After upgrading to TrueNas Core 13 (the most stable version available last month) and setting up SMART scans and scrubs my System began shutting down frequently enough to render it useless. It cannot make it through a 1TB backup. It just crashed again at 10min uptime. It also keeps refreshing (stating it’s connecting to the server or whatever).
I apologize for the lack of meaningful troubleshooting on my part. I’m rated total disability and in grad school while working 25hrs/wk and have next to zero knowledge of this OS and its command line protocols/commands. I’m trying my best to figure this out and i really need some help. (I’m reasonably tech literate, but my knowledge is all windows based and mostly non-command Line knowledge).
*****Detailed explanations and information****
Hardware:
Dark Hero VII mobo
3800x cpu with wraith cooler
512gb SSD for boot drive (forget make)
64GB Ripjaws V DDR4 3600 CL16 (speed and timing may be off)
2x8TB striped Seagate IronWolf NAS HDD
1x Noctua 200mm fan
Cooler Master HAF EVO case (the “test bench” box case).
Random old GPU (I forget the specifics)
Intel x540 T2 RJ45
Corsair 750 gold (hx I think. I bought it new when I built the system in May)
(Was stable for a month after last hardware change.)
Temps are well within safe operational limits.
Software:
TrueNas Core 13.0-U2 (was stable with TrueNas Core 11 or 12. I forget which one I used I’d have to try to look).
Connection to PC:
Cat6E cable and SMB share (I think SMB is how I can access my MNT/User vdev folder. Or maybe SMB was how I tried to install a RealTek NIC driver, regardless it was stable for months after that).
Protocols/routines/etc:
S.M.A.R.T. Tool scan (short 5x/wk, long 1x/wk)
HDD Scrubbing (weekly).
None of the aforementioned scans are done on the same day.
File compression is
Snapshot: I think I did the snapshot properly prior to upgrading. I definitely attempted it. I probably should’ve tested it.
Workload: 2x SSD backups from Win11 on a monthly full, biweekly diff, and 2x/daily incremental backup schedule.
Behavior:
System boots fine and everything seemingly runs normally. Every day or several times/day it shuts off. It cannot make it through a backup write (which normally takes around an hour for a 1TB drive) without shutting down.
I don’t know how to access the crash logs (my command line skills are near nonexistent, especially in TrueNas).
I do not even know where to begin and, as I’m currently in grad school with a part time job and significant physical disabilities that limit how long I can sit at a desk, I simply don’t have the ability to try troubleshooting an OS I know next to nothing about. I’m sorry to have to ask for help from the ground up, but that’s my reality. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Worst case, is there a way to reinstall the OS without having to redo everything like recreating the connection from scratch and everything else (I download what I think is a config file prior to upgrading).
Specific paths are as follows:
For Core Performance Boost, Global C-State Control:
- Advanced/AMD CBS/CPU Common Options
For Precision Boost Overdrive:
- Advanced/AMD overclocking (click accept)/Precision Boost Overdrive
For PSS Support:
- Advanced/CPU Configuration
For D.O.C.P.(it’s under Ai Overclock Tuner), Performance Enhancer, and Core Performance Boost (seemingly not same Core Performance Boost as listed earlier) they’re all on the main Extreme Tweaker page. Select default or disabled as applicable.
***End of Solution section***
***Beginning of Problem/Issue Section***
***Executive Summary***
After upgrading to TrueNas Core 13 (the most stable version available last month) and setting up SMART scans and scrubs my System began shutting down frequently enough to render it useless. It cannot make it through a 1TB backup. It just crashed again at 10min uptime. It also keeps refreshing (stating it’s connecting to the server or whatever).
I apologize for the lack of meaningful troubleshooting on my part. I’m rated total disability and in grad school while working 25hrs/wk and have next to zero knowledge of this OS and its command line protocols/commands. I’m trying my best to figure this out and i really need some help. (I’m reasonably tech literate, but my knowledge is all windows based and mostly non-command Line knowledge).
*****Detailed explanations and information****
Hardware:
Dark Hero VII mobo
3800x cpu with wraith cooler
512gb SSD for boot drive (forget make)
64GB Ripjaws V DDR4 3600 CL16 (speed and timing may be off)
2x8TB striped Seagate IronWolf NAS HDD
1x Noctua 200mm fan
Cooler Master HAF EVO case (the “test bench” box case).
Random old GPU (I forget the specifics)
Intel x540 T2 RJ45
Corsair 750 gold (hx I think. I bought it new when I built the system in May)
(Was stable for a month after last hardware change.)
Temps are well within safe operational limits.
Software:
TrueNas Core 13.0-U2 (was stable with TrueNas Core 11 or 12. I forget which one I used I’d have to try to look).
Connection to PC:
Cat6E cable and SMB share (I think SMB is how I can access my MNT/User vdev folder. Or maybe SMB was how I tried to install a RealTek NIC driver, regardless it was stable for months after that).
Protocols/routines/etc:
S.M.A.R.T. Tool scan (short 5x/wk, long 1x/wk)
HDD Scrubbing (weekly).
None of the aforementioned scans are done on the same day.
File compression is
Snapshot: I think I did the snapshot properly prior to upgrading. I definitely attempted it. I probably should’ve tested it.
Workload: 2x SSD backups from Win11 on a monthly full, biweekly diff, and 2x/daily incremental backup schedule.
Behavior:
System boots fine and everything seemingly runs normally. Every day or several times/day it shuts off. It cannot make it through a backup write (which normally takes around an hour for a 1TB drive) without shutting down.
I don’t know how to access the crash logs (my command line skills are near nonexistent, especially in TrueNas).
I do not even know where to begin and, as I’m currently in grad school with a part time job and significant physical disabilities that limit how long I can sit at a desk, I simply don’t have the ability to try troubleshooting an OS I know next to nothing about. I’m sorry to have to ask for help from the ground up, but that’s my reality. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Worst case, is there a way to reinstall the OS without having to redo everything like recreating the connection from scratch and everything else (I download what I think is a config file prior to upgrading).
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