Yep. Global C-States and the “Typical Idle Power” setting is what he’s referring to. These are common settings people have found help resolve their lockups on Unraid-Ryzen.
I went through these settings as well…in the end for me…Organizr docker container was the cause of my issue. Something possibly to do with their PHP version. From the look of your syslog crash though, I’m doubtful you have the same problem I did though. My syslog showed a CPU taint with php being the culprit.
Organizr devs are aware of the issue and are researching it.
I was pulling my hair out for days dealing with that issue. It was driving me insane. I’m just as shocked as you guys that a simple docker container can cause so much havoc…but it is pretty clear from what people are reporting.
This is just a guess, but I think it might have something to do with the amount of network traffic it tries to push through. I had it running for a couple weeks as well and kept noticing that Unraid would just start getting slow as hell when it was running. Then I noticed the ungodly number of internal calls on the Letsencrypt logs. Now, to be fair, the internal traffic was only there because I set it to hook up with Plex and SAB etc, but it was still extreme. Heimdall has been 100% for the last couple years I’ve had it.
Well…It appears that 6.9.0 RC1 and RC2 have fixed this issue. How and what specific update in the changelog addresses this, I don’t know…maybe an update to php.
…but I’ve been running solid for a few days now WITH Organizr up, open and fully connected (plex, nzbget, sonarr/radarr, etc). Others are reporting the same.