EXT4-fs error

[LazeX7]

Hello,

Every few days or hours my proxmox device crashes. Everytime I reboot the system it works for a while. I never had it connected to a monitor so I could never see any errors, until today. Today it crashed again and i got the follow errors:



The OS is installed on a M.2 from Lexar NM710 1TB M.2 SSD I bought brand new a few months back...
After this error, i'm unable to input "reboot" only "exit" it doesn't do anything after that!

I need to reboot it manually. After a reboot it works fine for a few days or hours again....

 

[waltar]

You won't be happy with cheap crabby ssd's while seen your os is still damaged inside the ext4.
Go like in monopoly back to start, buy a good one, reinstall proxmox and so on ...

 

[LazeX7]

You won't be happy with cheap crabby ssd's while seen your os is still damaged inside the ext4.
Go like in monopoly back to start, buy a good one, reinstall proxmox and so on ...

Proxmox has been reinstalled less than 3 weeks ago because of this issue.

 

[waltar]

That's not a pve fault.

 

[Kingneutron]

FYI I went with an nvme Lexar NM790 1TB as it had good reviews and a high TBW rating. Been running 24/7 since Feb with 0% wearout and no issues.

Also make sure everything is running on UPS power.

I would RMA the drive and go with something better, also turn off atime everywhere (including in-guests) and turn off cluster services in Proxmox if this is single-node. You can also go with log2ram and zram for less writing to the SSD

 

[LazeX7]

FYI I went with an nvme Lexar NM790 1TB as it had good reviews and a high TBW rating. Been running 24/7 since Feb with 0% wearout and no issues.

Also make sure everything is running on UPS power.

I would RMA the drive and go with something better, also turn off atime everywhere (including in-guests) and turn off cluster services in Proxmox if this is single-node. You can also go with log2ram and zram for less writing to the SSD

Problem has been solved.

By going to: nano /etc/default/grub
And add the line: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet nvme_core.default_ps_max_latency_us=0 pcie_aspm=off"

 

[rotundwizard]

Problem has been solved.

By going to: nano /etc/default/grub
And add the line: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet nvme_core.default_ps_max_latency_us=0 pcie_aspm=off"

This saved my bacon today, thank you!