I've encountered what I believe is unusual behavior while setting up a new jail, and am in need of some direction/guidance in order to troubleshoot the issue further in hopes of discovering the root cause.
Being new to Freenas, I don't have any error message to provide, only a screenshot which illustrates the "Running Processes" as well as the command executing within the SSH windows, at the time of the crash. The jail appears to be processing the command as I would expect and then just dies. The entire server crashes towards the end (80 to 90%) of compiling mysql56 within a new pluginjail.
When it crashes, all services become unresponsive, including the main Freenas web interface. The only way to bring it back is power it down by holding the power button. Power it back on and it's as if nothing happened, until I run the command again. I've tried to "lighten the load" by stopping all other jails, same issue. I successfully executing other commands, specifically the install of postgresql, no problems.
At this point in time I believe the issue could lie in one of the following, I have taken a stab at ordering them in terms of likelyhood.
1 - Hardware overheating
2 - Hardware failure
3 - There's a problem with my installation
4 - Freenas bug
My main issue is, I have no logging to examine, I should say, that I know of. Is there some sort of logging that could be enabled to monitor the temp of CPU/Chipset? Is there logging enabled by default that I could/should examine? I have checked the console, once I've brought services back up, nothing indicating an issue exists.
I am certain the hardware specs are sufficient for the load, the intent of this server is for home entertainment use. However, unlike it's typical workload, I have noticed that compiling does utilize a number of the 8 cores available. Even so, the percent usage of each core appears to be less than 20%.
Any help will be greatly appreciated, please find my HW spec below.
Kris
Being new to Freenas, I don't have any error message to provide, only a screenshot which illustrates the "Running Processes" as well as the command executing within the SSH windows, at the time of the crash. The jail appears to be processing the command as I would expect and then just dies. The entire server crashes towards the end (80 to 90%) of compiling mysql56 within a new pluginjail.
cd /usr/ports/databases/mysql56-server && make config-recursive install clean
When it crashes, all services become unresponsive, including the main Freenas web interface. The only way to bring it back is power it down by holding the power button. Power it back on and it's as if nothing happened, until I run the command again. I've tried to "lighten the load" by stopping all other jails, same issue. I successfully executing other commands, specifically the install of postgresql, no problems.
cd /usr/ports/databases/postgresql94-server && make config-recursive install clean
At this point in time I believe the issue could lie in one of the following, I have taken a stab at ordering them in terms of likelyhood.
1 - Hardware overheating
2 - Hardware failure
3 - There's a problem with my installation
4 - Freenas bug
My main issue is, I have no logging to examine, I should say, that I know of. Is there some sort of logging that could be enabled to monitor the temp of CPU/Chipset? Is there logging enabled by default that I could/should examine? I have checked the console, once I've brought services back up, nothing indicating an issue exists.
I am certain the hardware specs are sufficient for the load, the intent of this server is for home entertainment use. However, unlike it's typical workload, I have noticed that compiling does utilize a number of the 8 cores available. Even so, the percent usage of each core appears to be less than 20%.
Any help will be greatly appreciated, please find my HW spec below.
- FreeNAS Build - FreeNAS-9.3-STABLE-201605170422
- Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD3
- AMD FX-8120
- 16GB (2x8) DDR3 1866 RAM
- 3x2TB HDs RAIDZ1
- Builtin AMD SB950 HD Controller
- Builtin Realtek RTL8111E LAN
Kris