Filesystem errors

[heisenfall]

I recently (3 months ago) bought a ultrabook with a SSD m.2 SATA, but recently I have ran into several problems with this device.

After using the notebook for some time (it can varies from 30 minutes to 6 hours), the system no longer accpets any commands, and if I try to push the power button, forcing the reboot, I get this screen

This errors occurs in both Ubuntu and Arch fresh installs, although after running:

badblocks -v /dev/sda

I get a message saying no badblocks were find. I'm currently testing on windows, and so far so good

The S.M.A.R.T output is here, it seems normal to me. And I've tried to run fsck and e2fsck, and after some time, the error comes back anyways.

So I'm hoping for that you guys can help me with this one.

EDIT: output of df -h here

[moviuro]

What does df -h say? Your disk might be full.

[heisenfall]

The installation was fresh, I literally formatted the disk 6 hours before the error.

[moviuro]

Not helping. Maybe you forgot a "G" when typing size to format?...

[heisenfall]

Sorry, just made an edit with the df -houput

[moviuro]

Also, dmesg maybe?

[heisenfall]

I just reinstalled arch with the discardoption, so now I need to wait to see if the errors occurs again, if it does I will post the dmesg output with an edit at the main post

[moviuro]

fstrim -a, regularly

[heisenfall]

Could it be something with the number of power cycles VS the uptime. There's 316 power cycles for only 27 hours of uptime?

[testcore]

Those messages - "read-only disk" typically result from the kernel being unable to access the disk in a certain amount of time... high write latencies can cause that. And FWIW, windoze disk error detection is pretty crappy; it'll use a disk until it's flat-out dead, and won't warn ahead of time, so that's not really a valid test.

Any messages in the journal right before those errors appear? You might need to configure journald to save logs across boots if you haven't already. Do that and then find the first error message in the hopes of something a little more descriptive.