HiveOS fails to start after Hashrate Watchdog reboot or Power Actions Reboot

[svshearer]

My rig consists of the following:
Motherboard: TB560-BTC PRO BIOSTAR Group (5.19 02/15/2022)
CPU: 20 × Intel(R) Core™ i9-10900KF CPU @ 3.70GHz AES
Disk Model: ATA ROGOB 128GB
Kernel 5.10.0-hiveos #110
GPU: 5 NVIDIA 3090 FE Cards

If Hashrate Watchdog reboots the system or I select Power Options, Reboot or Power Options, Shutdown & Reboot in 30 seconds the systems reboots but does not recover and restart HiveOS and one of the following four screens are displayed. If I unplug the PSU and plug it back in it restarts properly 100% of the time. Actions I have taken to resolve the issue:

1. Remove the Apple Keyboard, no change
2. Replace the memory, no change

I see a kernel taint pointing to a hardware issue, however if I unplug the rig and plug it back in it will restart properly and start mining 100% of the time.

I am looking for help to resolve this issue.

[keaton_hiveon]

Do you have any other compatible cpus to test with?

[svshearer]

I do not, however I can buy a new one if needed. What I do not understand is why it fails 100% of the time when rebooting from HiveOS and boots up properly 100% of the time when I plug in the rig.

[keaton_hiveon]

It does sound like an odd issue, could always try another bios version, other bios settings, other clocks and voltages etc etc. but fastest way to rule out a hardware issue is to just swap stuff around. I would test another cpu if that hive install boots and functions properly on other computers.

[svshearer]

I will order a new CPU and test it at the end of next week and reply back with the results.

[Cynder]

Hi,
I have this problem too and when the hive OS update was available, my connection to my rig crashed and when I tried to restart it, something similar appeared on my screen.
I thought it was my usb stick but apparently not, do you think it’s due to the CPU ? Because when I was mining my load average was in the red .

[keaton_hiveon]

Need to troubleshoot. Load average being high can be from a few different things. If you’re cpu mining, or doing any other work on the cpu at that time higher load average is normal. A slow usb drive can contribute to a high load average as well.

[Cynder]

I sould change my USB stick ?

[Cynder]

And i don’t make CPU mining i use GPU i have 10 Nvidia 3070, thanks for your help.

[keaton_hiveon]

Post a screenshot of your worker overview screen showing versions, overclocks, kernel/driver miner etc etc

[Cynder]

This is my config when crashed and after rebooting that show this

[keaton_hiveon]

Try flashing a new drive, preferably an ssd over a usb dive

[Cynder]

i was try to reflash an USB stick but i coming back to you when i try an ssd. Thanks

[Cynder]

Problem resolved thank you very much !!