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Bananapi M1 sata issues with armbian bionic 5.90

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Hey,

I am struggling with my installation. 

Came from an ubuntu 1,5 to 2 years old. And startet Updates because my bananapi lost the connection. only rebooting helped. 

So I thought I get rid of this behaviour by getting the latest Software. 

It actually got worse. 

I ended up recognizing read errors on the ssd, where the system runs on. 

I startet with a fresh sd and newest armbian. System Runs stable. But when I attach the ssd and Mount it, I get errors After some time. 

I did Not yet transferred the new system to ssd. Its the old ssd. 

Any idea what I should check or the error is?

see Screenshots. 

https://m.imgur.com/a/LkuLMqJ

 

Armbianmonitor -u

http://ix.io/1OxX

 

Best

maeek 

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I am still not having an idea what I am facing. Is there anything I can test or give better information?

Is my hardware broken or am I facing software issues? 

 

I did not find too much about failing hardware beneath power and SD cards which I already changed. Does the SATA cable or connection cause errors? or is my ssd card borken. I actually do have a second one running on the board right now. BUt I did not yet tranfer the system to the SSD, its still runnning von SD-card.

 

There was a kernel panic on the screen a few days ago, I missed to take a photo of the error message.

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