MyServer 6 on Pi4 Crashing

I have a brand new Pi4 and an SSD to run myServer6 on.  I've had it go down twice since last night.  Anyone else run into this?  I have a Pi5 kicking around, I guess I can try to run it on that and see if its any better.

I eventually gave up on a physical Pi and now run myServer in a VM and it hasn't crashed once since in four months. But you ought to have a look at your logs and see if you can figure out what's going on.

allonis.com/forum/raspberry-os-64bit/407...onsive?start=48#3942

We have MANY systems running 24x7 for many, many months without crashing and without a reboot.

Make sure your devices that you have configured in a driver is on the network.
Look at the logs.
Ensure you have a good power supply and the temp is in the 50C range.
DON'T power cycle the Pi.

Yes, I assume if this was as common problem it would have been fixed. I did have a UPS driver installed that I wasn't using yet, so I deleted that. I'll double check the power supply as be sure I'm using a certified PI one.

Will the myServer 6 logs survive a reboot? Or is it the os logs I should be reviewing? I'll look at the logs when I'm home tonight.

FYI - When I tried to run the Official Master Image on two different sets of PI4 HW (Deskpi Pro, and an Argon One), it would crash nightly (become unresponsive and nothing would show up in the logs). Running the out of the box PI OS on the hardware runs fine. I loaded PLEX on the HW just to stress it and it refuses to crash.

My Deskpi Pro HW purchased from Allonis runs perfectly....

I finally gave up and went over to an Unsupported Server, a VM running on my high end QNAP NAS.

This isn't a knock on Allonis, it's just relaying my experience trying to build my own PI4 server using the Official Master Image.

If there are no errors in the myServer log, and the OS crashes, then there is likely something in the OS log...which is huge and hard to read. But possible.
That speaks to a hardware or OS driver failure.