Error deploy print_req_error: critical medium error, dev nvme0n1 sector...
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@mary-montesanto Fairly sure this a disk hardware error or maybe a problem with the cable connection. Not much we can do for you here.
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@Sebastian-Roth said in Error deploy print_req_error: critical medium error, dev nvme0n1 sector...:
Fairly sure this a disk hardware error or maybe a problem with the cable connection. Not much we can do for you here.
Thanks anyway, it’s 4 PCs that break like this. A curiosity, the image upload on an SSD disk and the deployment has different configurations than the old hardisk?
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@mary-montesanto Ok, if it’s four machines showing this error then maybe it’s a kernel bug. How many of those machines do you have? Are all showing this problem?
Please tell us the exact model of SSD you have and I will try to find out if there is a kernel bug pending on this.
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SSD_ASM 256G, M, 2, 2280, PCIe3x4,SAM,OPAL
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@Sebastian-Roth
Template SSD_ASM 256G, M, 2, 2280, PCIe3x4, SAM, OPALThe problem is not on all the machines currently but only on 4 and the lenovo has sent me back 4 SSDs.
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@mary-montesanto said in Error deploy print_req_error: critical medium error, dev nvme0n1 sector...:
The problem is not on all the machines currently but only on 4 and the lenovo has sent me back 4 SSDs.
What do you mean by that???
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The problem with the image I posted is not on all the machines but only on 4.
I wrote to Lenovo, brand of the machines that had the problem, they sent me 4 new SSDs to replace the 4 PCs that have this error, because, as you said in the first post is a hardware problem.
To me, however, a doubt has arisen if it was a problem derived from formatting with FOG, because the clients have SSDs. -
@mary-montesanto said in Error deploy print_req_error: critical medium error, dev nvme0n1 sector...:
The problem with the image I posted is not on all the machines but only on 4.
Are we talking about all machines being the exact same model and all from the same order, same SSD, same SSD firmware version, same UEFI firmware version?
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Yes, Right
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@mary-montesanto said:
Yes, Right
In this case I am almost certain that it’s not something caused by FOG as it is not able to provoke such errors on disks!
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I’m relieved for the answer, that’s better.
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@mary-montesanto Please keep us posted when you get the new SSDs from Lenovo. It’s definitely very strange that you see those disk errors in four drives even though I am fairly sure it’s a hardware issue you still wonder that it’s so many in one batch.
How many of those machines do you have (exact same model)? Maybe Lenovo already knows about the issue as they sent you new drives immediately?!
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@Sebastian-Roth
I have 70 same model PCs and same SSDs. The PCs were purchased at the same time and were configured on the same day.