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Quasar Unreachable #45
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I could not access the host terminal, and the display would not turn on. Pressing the power button momentarily did not shut down the host. I was able to shut it down by pressing and holding the power button. Then rebooted it and it was available again on the network. |
Last journal entry was Aug 23 14:01:16, almost 7 hours before the reboot.
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All the
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The timing of the EXT4-fs errors corresponds with the backup schedule for the guests on Proxmox (04:30 daily), which is likely related to that and unrelated to this issue. |
It happened again. I found plex unavailable today at 16:00. The last log entry was at
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One of the LXCs was getting oom killed due to insufficient memory allocation. This may be the cause of the system halting as another user reported this behaviour on Reddit. I've increased the memory on the container and will monitor for another oom kill followed by a system halt. |
Since fixing the OOM issues with the LXC container, the host has run into another kernel panic around
Detailed Logs
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I've swapped back in the supported 2x 32GB DIMMs and ran upgrades on the host, which includes an upgraded Upgrade Details
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Set up remote syslog to catch kernel panic next time. https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Kernel_Crash_Trace_Log
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Using
Using
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I can set it to
FYI: To update settings, first run
If you get an error:
Then run this first without any parameters:
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Set up a BMC interface with a static IP on
Confirmed working (receiving logs on Updated grub defaults:
Shutdown all the guests on the host, then triggered kernel panic:
Which was received on
On boot,
The logs are sent to
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While streaming episode v0.5.0 of StruggleOps, I found that host
quasar
(192.168.1.30:8006
) was unreachable.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: