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[10:47] <willyp> Hello. I've a home server (A lenovo thinkstation with a i5-3570) which I fresh installed 24.04 on after being on 20.04.
[10:47] <willyp> Since the upgrade it's started hard-locking with what appears to be no reason. It'll run for a week or or, or perhaps only a few hours before completly locking up. I have a monitor attached now and the only differece after the lock is the cursor on login stops flashing. I'm having to power-cycle it to get it back up.
[10:47] <willyp> It's running docker and does have a some ZFS volumes (non-root).
[10:47] <willyp> I've trawled through syslog and there's nothing untowards at the point it locks, just normal messages. Is there anything else I can try before downgrading it?
[11:05] <rbasak> willyp: sounds like a kernel/driver issue. It's difficult to deal with these unfortunately. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/Debugging might offer some help.
[11:05] <rbasak> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DebuggingSystemCrash specifically maybe
[11:13] <willyp> rbasak thanks for the links, I was hoping there was some known issue with 24.04 but perhaps wishful thinking. I didn't know about the alt+.. keys to get a trace. Kinda expected if there was a panic it'd be logged to the screen anyway and a bit stumped when it just did nothing.
[11:13] <willyp> I'll give that a go next time it happens. Hopefully soon!
[11:13] <oerheks> You might want to share the end of your last log; journalctl -u SERVICE_NAME -e
[11:14] <oerheks> oh
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[16:46] <beowuff> RAM issues can also show up as random lockups. You could try reseating the ram or taking out a few sticks (if there are several) and see if it still crashes.
[16:47] <beowuff> Yes, it worked until the upgrade, but maybe before the upgrade the issue just wasn't triggered.