Hello So I've got my NAS back on and tested, everything is fine there and Kodi crashed again on a transition. I think rebooting the NAS when I suspected it was the source of the Kodi issues is what caused my NAS issues... But just a remount of the subvolumes after an errorless check and some btrfs diagnostics and no errors found... The only thing I could see is a few machines on my network saturating the NAS and simultaneous backups but it's never been an issue before with much more load than now.
So I've had two events since: - The first one I was not ready so I only captured a regular log: 2021-06-20-04∶22∶27 PM-kodi.log <https://1drv.ms/u/s!AgvJkue9Pi7ug-rzBoW7lFZCTD9IedU?e=hKFx7v> - Just now, where It froze on a transition and exited userspace bringing the OS back to a gnome login screen. 2021-06-20-19∶30 PM-kodi2.log <https://1drv.ms/u/s!AgvJkue9Pi7ug-rzCVSuEOQueyzCRy8?e=5NN4rC> This time I was waiting for it and had a file explorer ready on the problematic PC and another PC on the same part of my network. While the problematic PC was temporarily frozen so I could not test opening a video on another app, I was able to open one on the other PC with no problem. (I opened a random video as I didn't remember what was next on kodi.) - As soon as I could get the log (sftp was also not responding on the kodi machine) I also tested the problematic video file and there's nothing wrong with the video file that had just crashed userspace. - And when I logged in there was no sound but that video file was working fine. (sorry for the two logs I opened two kodi instances for a few seconds by error.). 2021-06-20-19∶50 PM-kodi.log <https://1drv.ms/u/s!AgvJkue9Pi7ug-rzCo9DqHAn9w7MzDg?e=BevlCP> and 2021-06-20-19∶52 PM-kodi.log <https://1drv.ms/u/s!AgvJkue9Pi7ug-rzCx3EIUOpPHQ_IPY?e=4X7lJY> After a reboot everything is back to normal. Thanks -- *Fabrice Quenneville*
