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Rocket NVMe SSD 3 of these

yes that was the first thing I did, followed by a bios update, and an os change

Interestingly I am getting that error with 2 of my nvme drives (Currently have 3 installed in the daughter board). is there anything you did to fix this? I have my drives running as a zfs pool and they get that error anytime I try a big copy operation from one folder to another

@pigr8 So far I have tried Truenas Scale, Fedora Server, and Ubuntu Server to no avail. Each OS gave me the same errors. What OS and Kernel version are you running that allows your drives to work correctly? Do you have any special bios settings?

After less than a week with the new bios, 2 of my drives are going into a fail state with the following being reported by dmesg. This is similar to what I have had happen before the update. This seems to occur when I am performing any big copy operation. it should also be noted i have them...

yes I used this one CW-AL-2L_V2-V3(X86 N100-N200-I3-N305_V2-V3 4M.2)2024.05.15.iso

After looking around some more I think I have figured out what my issue was/is. While I can't be certain yet--I just did this last night-- I believe updating to the newest bios has fixed the issue with the multiple nvme drives. I'm going to monitor them closely for the next week, but I am hoping...

How were you able to get this setup correctly? Currently I am running the same development board with 4 x Sabrent Rocket 4TB and a 128gb sata ssd as the boot. I have the nvmes setup in a raidz1 and whenever I start a copy process from one location of the pool to another all of the drives fail...