ERRORS
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One of your drives (formatted with XFS) has problems. Run a (long) SMART test to see if the drive itself detects an issue (or whether it might be a cable or connection problem). If this is not your Proxmox installation drive, you could check the system logs to maybe get more information on the actual error.
There is no one quick fix depending on the actual error and circumstances. Prepare for replacing the drive and restoring its content from existing backups (as new backups probably fail or will be corrupted).
Its also not specific to Proxmox so other Linux XFS and drive troubleshooting guide will be relevant too.
There is no one quick fix depending on the actual error and circumstances. Prepare for replacing the drive and restoring its content from existing backups (as new backups probably fail or will be corrupted).
Its also not specific to Proxmox so other Linux XFS and drive troubleshooting guide will be relevant too.
I believe this might be the cause: https://www.newegg.com/p/1B3-00BC-00001?Item=9SIAN8JBB02163
The error shown in my screenshot has occurred twice this year. Also, Proxmox indicates that this particular NVMe drive has a wear level of 2%. I’m going to assume that the PCIe card is overheating. What do you think?
I don't like clicking on external links. Please test this for yourself. Maybe you can try using your drive without this controller?
I don't know. Please do your own hardware troubleshooting (and there are lots of guides on the internet as this is not Proxmox specific). How can I judge overheating without you showing some logging with temperature information?
If you want more specific help then provide more specific information, like output of various commands (like
smartctl and journalctl or log to another system in cause of drive issues).