Rackmount myServer - whole server unresponsive

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1 year 6 months ago #3803 by David Li
Replied by David Li on topic Rackmount myServer - whole server unresponsive
Because not all functions are contained within myServer that aids in installation / debugging / features.
Slowly getting there but not yet.
And there has been no downside of the desktop.

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1 year 6 months ago #3862 by andrew
Happened again. Nothing useful in the OS syslog - logging just stops then indicates the Pi rebooted, gets so far (with myServer saying it's initialised) then everything just freezes (myServer and OS level) until I yank the power.

I'm going to have to reimage the Pi and hope that fixes it.

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1 year 6 months ago #3863 by bitzerjd
Replied by bitzerjd on topic Rackmount myServer - whole server unresponsive
I've been fighting the same issue on my Backup installation. It runs for days and then just stops. I thought it was related to heat because my enclosure was running warmer than my production unit. I really haven't done much with it due to the data mirroring functions not being fully implemented. My backup server is a barebones basic install with nothing running on it...

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1 year 6 months ago - 1 year 6 months ago #3864 by andrew
Mine's in the official rackmount case and is usually at about 39 - 40 ℃. I've setup a whole checkmk monitoring installation just to try to get to the bottom of this and the temperature graph doesn't show any kind of spike before everything dies.
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1 year 6 months ago #3865 by andrew

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1 year 6 months ago - 1 year 6 months ago #3866 by David Li
Replied by David Li on topic Rackmount myServer - whole server unresponsive
Nothing in the thread gives any suggestions, but you might try changing the wall power supply as it's a cheap change, and will answer the question if it's a power issue. Buy an official Pi 3.5Amp or better power supply. And ensure the power supply is fed by a UPS. myServer can monitor some UPSs which is the best solution so myServer can gracefully shut down equipment and itself if the UPS battery goes below "20%".

You should set a 70C warning as that is when a Pi starts to slow down CPU to control thermal damage.
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