Brickfrog

Nouveau seems to work pretty well on Debian 13 for me, at least for standard web browser / streaming / video playback with 2160p HDR tonemapping. Back when I was using Debian 12 Nouveau would lag badly during 2160p playback so I was force to use the Nvidia driver binary at the time. But so far it’s been alright, granted I’ve not tested any gaming and perhaps that’s where Nouveau won’t do as well.

I have a bit of a dilemma with my DIY NAS rig.

Does your setup have any way to do noise insulation? I suspect the answer is no but figured I’d throw it out there, surprisingly noise insulation helps more than you’d think. I have a bunch of drives inside a desktop case with insulation panels built in and the drives themselves are in there with rubber anti vibration screws/mounts. Barely ever hear anything from the drives (granted my WD Reds are probably quieter than your current Seagates).

Just something to think on whether it’s an option for your current NAS rig or a future configuration.

I’d assume the issue is corruption in my SSD, but it’s happening with two different drives.

Based on the error it doesn’t sound like corruption on the SSD itself, rather it’s an issue with the USB storage chassis that the SSD is inside of. Or maybe an issue with the USB cable if there is one. But that doesn’t explain why it was working fine pre-upgrade :/

Are your USB drives all the same make/model? I’m wondering if maybe they’re using the same chipset and maybe it doesn’t play nice with Debian 13 for whatever reason.

For what it’s worth I have a Terramaster USB chassis with a 14 TB SATA drive inside it, it seems to work fine on a fresh install of Debian 13.