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Hopefully AT&T isn’t lying and they’re indeed back up in <3.5hrs! #BirdButt
Again sorry for the service interruption!
Warning #BirdButt folks (who can't see this unless they have off-instance alternate accounts too >v<)
AT&T (the ISP) currently has an outage in my area. It began Jan 9 00:35:57 (UTC-6).
Everything should work again once they bring that back up.
Until then there's nothing else I can do, I looked over all my infrastructure—it's all fine. whew!
I have to sleep and an early flight to catch. Hope it's all ok soon!
holy fuck, I think I'm getting somewhere, never thought I'd see this again at this point lol.
*scrambles trying to save shit*
#BirdButt
Memtesting. That last screenshot was fun to run into this morning (hard lock).
And now it won’t boot at all this morning :) (just black screen). Time to yank sticks out and test in pairs and eventually individually if I have to… sigh. Don’t want more instability when trying to bring this stuff all back up.
Tried removing GPU, no change. Don’t think it’s related to any PCIe passthru issues.
I/O error when trying to import #ZFS zpool in #Proxmox #Debian after kernel panic last night (no keyboard response. Press power button did not react. Held power until off)
Zpool List and status show no pools yet import does show it as all ONLINE still.
See previous posts for attempt of -FXn and output.
Can I import /by-label/ instead of /by-id/? What’s the difference between Samsung vs “eui” entries? Why do both my SSDs end with and without _1? Do part1-3 correspond to partitions? Assuming you want to mount actual partition vs entire drive?
Please, any help appreciated including #MastoAdmin My instance is down :(
I’ll try additional forums to post in a bit. I’ll stop spamming here. Sorry, and thank you for any help.
Ran zpool import -f -FXn
In about 15-20min it just returned with below output (“just” a warning?)
A vid of verbose output of zpool events (which correspond to when I tried above command) is in reply to this post.
I could try running without the -n? Or would it fail? Not sure if that warning is anything to be worried about or not.