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I used the latest official image for a brand new install and set up OMV afterwards. So far everything works, but I ran into the "sata-reboot" bug. That said: Once I reboot after an update for example the sata drive is not being recognized. M2 nvme does come up as usual but not the sata ssd. Only remedy: Shutdown the M1, unplug, replug power cable and this cold reboot does the trick and the sata drive comes up again properly. It seems to be a kernel bug somehow and via armbian-config I tried several kernels but the bug unfortunately persists. Any ideas?

I have a very similar if not the same issue on my Odroid M1. When doing a reboot it won't detect the SATA hdd. The NVME is working fine and I am booting the device via a sdcard anyway. Aparantly it has something to do with the kernel. Once I shut down the odroid and power it on again (cold reboot) the SATA device is just working fine again. I did not find a solution for this so far but I keep on digging...

And sold, that was a quick one 😉

Hi folks, I upgraded my server towards a bigger machine and unfortunately neither my parents nor brothers need a reliable fileserver. So this little machine goes on sale. - Helios64 with all trays + 2 SSD inserts - Fully assembled - Original packaging - Changed the two fans for Noctuas in order to get an even more silent server What's missing is the Battery for UPS. Mine was faulty and caused me some random reboots. Condition is mint / very good. System is stable with 5.15.93 running OMV6. If you would like pictures of the machine itself please drop me a note.

I am also quite happy. Would you kindly tell us on what kernel you are currently on?

What are you running the helios64 with? OMV? Did you do any manual changes within the system? I once had a faulty battery. Once I ripped that out everthing worked again... What does the log tell you once the machine goes down? I can feel the frustration but I believe if configured correctly the machine might run reasonably.

Which kernel are you on? I am running my machine now for over 80 days without any issues whatsoever. See screenshot. I started from the last official image and then updated manually to the 5.15.93 kernel. Then rebooted and froze further kernel updates. Then I updated all the rest. Since then I have a solid machine and I won't go any further kernelwise.

I usually do an update only via OMV. But no matter which way you use once the kernel is frozen it should only update the packages accordingly until that version. At least that's what it is in my case. In the past I just put in the terminal commands you mentioned. I believe the update process via armbian-config is identical (someone correct me pls if I am wrong) - and so is the OMV command, too.