Once I upgraded to Ubuntu 17.04 from 16.10, I started having disk corruption issues.
Hardware:
Z170 motherboard (I forgot the specifics)
i5-6500
16 GB DDR4
Intel P600 NVMe SSD 512GB
Partition:
1 partition on the SSD, mounted to /
No swap
Background:
I did a new install of 16.10 and was stable for 3-4 months. I had no issues with it running or disk corruption. I saw the 17.04 upgrade and went for it. After the upgrade finished, it dropped me to the initramfs prompt. I booted from a live USB, ran fsck, and it apparently fixed it. Then a few days later, it seemed like disk access just froze. I rebooted, and it booted to my desktop, but the drive seemed to be in read-only mode. The only reason I knew that is because my video settings were off. Rebooted again, and it dropped me to the initramfs prompt again. This time, I fsck'ed from there, and it seemed fine afterwards.
I'm anticipating it happening again soon, so any thoughts would be appreciated. Is this a bug or a configuration issue? Would a reinstall fix it?
