January 27, 20233 yr Hey, I have a very similar problem here to this and this thread. I rebooted as the HC4 was already bugging me for a while to reboot on the motd (unattended-upgrades). Since the reboot, /dev/sdb is gone. It's a new Samsung SSD 870 EVO as well as in the other thread. The other (still running) one is a new Crucial MX500. I tried several Armbian kernels but no change. I went back to 5.10.57-meson64. There are no obviously burnt components on the device. There seem quite a few people with this problem. Any ideas? Thanks a lot! P.S. TP10 and TP11 are at 12V. Edited January 27, 20233 yr by Autic Added measurement
January 28, 20233 yr Same here. I also use a Samsung evo (860). I think problem is only with samsung. I have my installation freeze at Armbian 22.05.3 Bullseye with Linux 5.10.123-meson64
January 28, 20233 yr Author Quote I think problem is only with samsung. In fact, most of the reports I have read speak of Samsung. However, Samsung is also the market leader. So I am cautious about blaming the issue on Samsung. This one speaks of Kingston. Anyway, the problem seems to be accumulating.
January 29, 20233 yr Author Anyway, I see three possibilities Software upgrade and loss of the SATA-port are independent and just coincide (e.g. actually caused by the reboot). Then it's a hardware / firmware issue. The software upgrade caused frying of the SATA-port or SSD. Then it's a firmware issue. It's a software (armbian) issue. and would like to figure out which one holds and what to do about it.
January 31, 20233 yr Author I tested the current (minimal) Ubuntu 22.04 image provided by the vendor and both ports work again. 🥳 It's an ancient 4.9 and Ubuntu is not my first choice but f*** it, it works. I rely on the NAS. Case closed, Armbian dropped. Sorry 🤷♀️ Edited January 31, 20233 yr by Autic
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