On Thu, Jul 25, 2024 at 3:15 PM Richard Shaw <hobbes1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I recently had the Fedora install on my laptop go sideways (Ryzen 5 4500U > w/ nvme disk). > It would be helpful to mention if this was a fresh install, which spin, and whether it had been updated. > The filesystem was going readonly so I installed System Rescue CD to a > thumb drive to investigate. Sure enough I had 4 unrecoverable errors. > Compare btrfs mount options and btrfs-tools versions used by the two systems. Fedora Live USB installer images can be used for rescue, and should avoid problems with different kernel and btrfs-tools versions. > > I don't keep anything critical on it so I decided to just reinstall with > Fedora 40. Installation went fine but I did notice weird dnf output on my > first updated buy everything SEEMED fine... > > I rebooted after the update and tried to log in when after a minute or two > the system froze. Rebooted and sure enough a `dmesg | grep BTRFS` showed an > error. > > Back to booting with System Rescue CD neither a `btrfs check > --check-data-csum` or after mounting, a `btrfs scrub` show any errors. > > So who's right? And if there is an error, what's causing it? I've checked > the drive with smartctl and even let the factory HP firmware diag tools run > in a loop overnight checking everything without error. > Non-reproducible issues could be bad RAM. The Fedora Live USB image has memtest86+. -- George N. White III
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