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System unstable after switching from SD-Card to NVMe SSD #3674
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I've let the host log open and there's finally something substantial in it. To be clear, the system works fine right now, but there are issues logged with the storage:
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Switching to a USB2 port on the Raspberry Pi mitigates the problem. However I don't see how any of the hardware is an issue. I'm using a 10 Gbit/s cable while the Raspberry Pi is only capable of 5 Gbit/s and the Samsung NVMe ran my desktop fine for 3 years und ArchLinux. So I guess there's a driver issue or something like that? How can I switch from UAS to BOT in HAOS over USB3? |
Most likely we will need to know a bit more about this thing:
It's unfortunately fairly common issue that the UAS mode doesn't work reliably with Raspberry Pi but it can be mitigated quite easily - you just need to find the USB VID/PID of the controller in the enclosure and put it to the list of quirks in |
Vendor ID: 152d Product ID: a583 fixes home-assistant#3674
Vendor ID: 152d Product ID: a583 fixes home-assistant#3674
I've updated to Home Assistant OS 14.0, powered the host off, switched to the USB3 port, but the issue persists. @sairon how can I check in Home Assistant OS which protocol is used via USB3? |
Describe the issue you are experiencing
I'm using a Raspberry Pi 4B with 8 GB of memory, and have been using a MicroSD-Card for around 5 years.
To get more performance, I switched now to an NVMe SSD, which is in a case and connected via an USB3 Cable to one of the USB3 ports of the Raspberry Pi 4B.
I've updated the BIOS of the Raspberry Pi around 2 weeks ago and did a fresh install onto the NVMe and then restored a backup onto it.
I think I can also rule out an issue with the SSD, as I used it on my notebook without any issues until I switched it out 6 months ago with a larger size.
The issue I'm seeing is that HA suddenly looses access to the Zigbee network after hours or days working fine. When I access the UI, it works, but most functions in the settings page are blocked. And from some of the error messages it's pretty clear, that there's something wrong with the access of the disk:
The disk LED is blinking, as if HAOS is constantly accessing the disk.
Rebooting the system via the UI does not work. I can't access the system page in the HA UI, to get access to the logs and add-ons are not accessible:
After reboot the system works fine again, for hours or days.
I've tried so far: I've replaced the USB cable, to see if there's an issue with the cable.
What operating system image do you use?
rpi4-64 (Raspberry Pi 4/400 64-bit OS)
What version of Home Assistant Operating System is installed?
13.2
Did the problem occur after upgrading the Operating System?
No
Hardware details
Rasberry Pi 4B 8 GB
Samsung NVMe SSD
NVMe to USB3 case
Steps to reproduce the issue
Anything in the Supervisor logs that might be useful for us?
Anything in the Host logs that might be useful for us?
System information
System Information
Home Assistant Community Store
Home Assistant Cloud
Home Assistant Supervisor
Dashboards
Recorder
Additional information
No response
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