Recent content by FlorinMarian

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    Random reboots / freezes

    After a few more freezes, I saw this in the syslog (evne if this time the server didn't froze yet) 2025-06-05T06:23:13.988450+00:00 sv1 kernel: [ 648.778890] BUG: kernel NULL pointer dereference, address: 0000000000000020 2025-06-05T06:23:13.988466+00:00 sv1 kernel: [ 648.786756] #PF...
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    Random reboots / freezes

    Hello Community, I’m currently running a dedicated server at OVH with Proxmox installed, hosting several KVM virtual machines. The server has been rented since May 16th, and starting May 23rd, I began experiencing serious issues — the server would completely freeze. The only way to bring it...
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    Cisco switch & Bonding on Proxmox

    Hello! I have a Cisco WS-C4948E and a Proxmox server. I configured LACP on cisco using the following commands: ``` interface Port-channel 2 switchport switchport mode access switchport access vlan 1000 service-policy input RATE-LIMIT service-policy output RATE-LIMIT ! interface range...
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    Intel S3510 1.2TB | Lost all the partitions after reboot

    I fixed all SSDs using that method with one exception. Going to sleep mode was not enough so to temporary disable freeze I had to pull-push each caddy with node booted up.
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    Intel S3510 1.2TB | Lost all the partitions after reboot

    @leesteken I discovered the problem! Comparing the 9 functional SSDs with the other 30 non-functional ones, I found out with the `hdparm -I /dev/sdX' command that all the functional disks have the "not frozen" flag, while the other 30 have the "frozen" flag set. Now the problem is...can it be...
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    Intel S3510 1.2TB | Lost all the partitions after reboot

    I tested all the SSDs and 9 out of 39 are just fine but no idea what can be wrong with other 30 since they are in a good state according to smartctl
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    Intel S3510 1.2TB | Lost all the partitions after reboot

    First two screenshots are before any restart, the 3rd one is after a full shutdown/bootup cicle. SSD parameters (maybe something relevant?): ``` root@node03:~# hdparm -I /dev/sda /dev/sda: ATA device, with non-removable media Model Number: INTEL SSDSC2BB012T6 Serial...
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    Intel S3510 1.2TB | Lost all the partitions after reboot

    I used this tool and a firmware upgrade was available for 5 out of 6 SSDs (from version XXXX40 to XXXX50). I did the upgrade, I rebooted but the firmware version was still the old one. After that I did a shutdown / bootup and that's how I lost the partitions again.
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    Intel S3510 1.2TB | Lost all the partitions after reboot

    It's a 4 node server cluster, 2x 1600W for 4 nodes dual CPU. This is not a power issue because power consumption is under 300W right now and just on node is up.
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    Intel S3510 1.2TB | Lost all the partitions after reboot

    Hey! The PSU has 1600W, no worries about it. I found something about TPM with `fwupd` and may be related to my issue.
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    Intel S3510 1.2TB | Lost all the partitions after reboot

    No idea about Firmware version. I just tested one of the disks and same thing happens also on windows. No idea what can be wrong with all of them.
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    Intel S3510 1.2TB | Lost all the partitions after reboot

    Hey! lsblk shows no partitions on any disk and tried both with btrfs and ZFS.
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    Intel S3510 1.2TB | Lost all the partitions after reboot

    Hello! I have several proxmox nodes and several dozen Intel S3510 SSDs of 1.2TB each. The SSDs have no errors and the lifetime is between 80-89% for each of them. For some unknown reason, after every reboot, the SSDs lose their partitions. Has anyone happened to that? I think it's impossible for...
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    4 identical nodes | I need some recommendations

    Hello! I currently have 4 identical dedicated servers, each with: 2x E5-2680v4 192GB of RAM 6x 1.2TB SSD 2x 10Gbps SFP+ My question is: What is the recommended setup so that the data is replicated at least once (similar to RAID1 or RAID10, ceph shared storage with 3 nodes) and at the same time...