Hi everyone,
I’m a bit of a lurker here on opensuse forums, mostly reading about problems and how to solve them.
Also, I’m a long time suse user, from 10.1 onwards if I recall correctly. As for my Linux skill level, I’ll score somewhere around Intermediate.
As for the topic, version 13.2 somehow locks up some of my partitions during actions that use the HD a bit more intensely than browsing and emailing.
The partion(s) will suddenly become readonly, while during boot and normal usage, it was just normal. Sometimes this happens on the /home partition, sometimes on another partion. Without exception, the affected partition needed cleaning during the next boot routine.
I’ve had this happen on two different computers, and I have no real clue what causes this. My 13.2 installation is updated frequently from community repos, so I had the latest software. The only trigger I have found is HD action. For example, it happened after I ran a torrent, with a lot of HD action. On my second machine it happened when I was downloading the suse 13.1 image by http. During last week similar lockups happened many times (>20). I tried reinstalling, repartitioning, formatting partitions in different filesystems. I even bought some new HD’s to try, but nothing I did could stop this lockup.
I just want to post on the forum that I ran into this problem. I need no help to return to 13.2, because I won’t. But if there are any questions about this situation, I’ll be happy to provide answers if I have them.
At this moment 13.1 runs fine on both machines with the same machines and linux setup (efi/single OS) as I used for 13.2
Hopefully 13.3 will be as good as we’re used to, or better ;).