F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Device continues restarting once it boots into the operating system (TrueNAS)

Device continues restarting once it boots into the operating system (TrueNAS)

Device continues restarting once it boots into the operating system (TrueNAS)

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Time_TV
Member
102
01-19-2025, 08:21 PM
#1
I recently set up a personal NAS with TrueNAS Scale. It functioned properly for a short time before yesterday it would repeatedly restart when loading TrueNAS. At first I assumed the boot SSD was faulty, but switching to a different SSD for a fresh install caused similar problems after trying to install TrueNAS directly. Debugging so far involved removing all drives and testing with just the boot SSD – still experiencing the same issue. I then used a laptop with the boot SSD, which loaded perfectly. I tried a new SSD to install TrueNAS, but it also triggered reboots when selecting the install option. After that, I considered the power supply; since I can access BIOS without issues and voltages seem normal, it doesn’t appear to be the hardware problem. This leads me to think the issue might be related to RAM or the CPU. I’m weighing whether to replace the RAM or test it further. I don’t suspect the motherboard because I can enter BIOS without trouble, though that’s not certain.

Specs:
- ASRock B550m Pro 4
- BIOS version P2.90
- AMD Ryzen 5600X
- Kingston 32GB ECC RAM
- Seasonic Focus-PX 750 PSU
- Sandisk 240GB SATA SSD
- Another SSD: Kingston A400 240GB Fractal Node 804 case
- 3W Red Plus HDD
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Time_TV
01-19-2025, 08:21 PM #1

I recently set up a personal NAS with TrueNAS Scale. It functioned properly for a short time before yesterday it would repeatedly restart when loading TrueNAS. At first I assumed the boot SSD was faulty, but switching to a different SSD for a fresh install caused similar problems after trying to install TrueNAS directly. Debugging so far involved removing all drives and testing with just the boot SSD – still experiencing the same issue. I then used a laptop with the boot SSD, which loaded perfectly. I tried a new SSD to install TrueNAS, but it also triggered reboots when selecting the install option. After that, I considered the power supply; since I can access BIOS without issues and voltages seem normal, it doesn’t appear to be the hardware problem. This leads me to think the issue might be related to RAM or the CPU. I’m weighing whether to replace the RAM or test it further. I don’t suspect the motherboard because I can enter BIOS without trouble, though that’s not certain.

Specs:
- ASRock B550m Pro 4
- BIOS version P2.90
- AMD Ryzen 5600X
- Kingston 32GB ECC RAM
- Seasonic Focus-PX 750 PSU
- Sandisk 240GB SATA SSD
- Another SSD: Kingston A400 240GB Fractal Node 804 case
- 3W Red Plus HDD

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NrosenYT
Member
174
01-19-2025, 08:21 PM
#2
It could be connected to the PSU, since starting in BIOS requires minimal power. Do you have an extra PSU available for testing?
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NrosenYT
01-19-2025, 08:21 PM #2

It could be connected to the PSU, since starting in BIOS requires minimal power. Do you have an extra PSU available for testing?

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_xXWolfBroXx_
Junior Member
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01-19-2025, 08:21 PM
#3
Sorry to hear that. I attempted a boot without the GPU, thinking it would save power, but the system restarted. I considered purchasing one from Amazon to test if it was the power supply issue.
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_xXWolfBroXx_
01-19-2025, 08:21 PM #3

Sorry to hear that. I attempted a boot without the GPU, thinking it would save power, but the system restarted. I considered purchasing one from Amazon to test if it was the power supply issue.

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KidzBeEz
Member
242
01-19-2025, 08:21 PM
#4
I also tested the new RAM and power supply, but it didn’t fix the problem. It seems like we’re stuck unless we order more parts and try different combinations.
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KidzBeEz
01-19-2025, 08:21 PM #4

I also tested the new RAM and power supply, but it didn’t fix the problem. It seems like we’re stuck unless we order more parts and try different combinations.