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Filesystem suddenly becoming read-only?
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this post was submitted on 13 Dec 2025
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I had this happen with a few drives. The cause was bad cables to the HDDs causing random errors. Had to try a bunch of different cables until the errors stopped happening.
If the problem is showing up out of the blue with no HW changes or anything, definitely back up any data you want to protect from the computer before you get too far down the road, because the HDD might be legitimately failing.
It's an NVME drive, so there are no cables involved.
I have a few on m.2 to u.2 cables.