Hi,
my PC has a Crucial MX500 SSD (with 1 TB capacity) bought less than one year ago. On this drive I have an openSUSE Linux 15.0 partition (EXT4 / ) and a Windows partition. Everything worked fine until a couple of months ago.
Recently openSUSE started to give me Read/Write errors while performing massive writing operations like Linux ISO images download, or Steam/GoG games install/update. When this happens, the entire Desktop Environment (KDE in my case) almost freeze completely, but the mouse still works, and I can go to the TTY with CTRL + ALT + F1.
Sadly from the TTY I'm unable to login, because it ask me a username without letting me type, so I think the entire system is in a strange status of non kernel panic, but unable to give it commands.
After an hard reset, the operating system works fine unless you perform big write operations like downloading the openSUSE ISO image file.
SMART parameters are ok and even the Crucial SSD Utility for Windows says everything is fine (Windows itself works fine).
Since I thought it was an openSUSE failure, i tried to re-install it, taking the opportunity to jump to version 15.1, but happened the same thing almost at the end of the installing procedure:
Same problem happens with KUbuntu, so I think it should be an hardware problem, but Windows is still working correctly and the Crucial SSD Tool says everything is fine.
Does someone have an idea about that? Does it could be a filesystem (EXT4) problem?
Thanks in advance,
Best Regards,
hawake
my PC has a Crucial MX500 SSD (with 1 TB capacity) bought less than one year ago. On this drive I have an openSUSE Linux 15.0 partition (EXT4 / ) and a Windows partition. Everything worked fine until a couple of months ago.
Recently openSUSE started to give me Read/Write errors while performing massive writing operations like Linux ISO images download, or Steam/GoG games install/update. When this happens, the entire Desktop Environment (KDE in my case) almost freeze completely, but the mouse still works, and I can go to the TTY with CTRL + ALT + F1.
Sadly from the TTY I'm unable to login, because it ask me a username without letting me type, so I think the entire system is in a strange status of non kernel panic, but unable to give it commands.
After an hard reset, the operating system works fine unless you perform big write operations like downloading the openSUSE ISO image file.
SMART parameters are ok and even the Crucial SSD Utility for Windows says everything is fine (Windows itself works fine).
Since I thought it was an openSUSE failure, i tried to re-install it, taking the opportunity to jump to version 15.1, but happened the same thing almost at the end of the installing procedure:
Code:
Subprocess failed. Error: RPM non riuscito: error: rpmdb: fsync
error: db4 error(30) from db->sync: Read-only file system
error: rpmdb: write: 0x1ecab18, 4096: Read-only file system
error: rpmdb: Name: write failed for page 2
error: rpmdb: Name: unable to flush page: 2
[...]
error: db4 error (30) from dbenv->close: Read-only file systemDoes someone have an idea about that? Does it could be a filesystem (EXT4) problem?
Thanks in advance,
Best Regards,
hawake