This output might indicate an issue with the storage devices that are connected to the machine. Or perhaps troubles with the partition table.
Consider searching for "Buffer I/O error on dev async page read" on the net to get some basic troubleshooting ideas, especially if you cannot boot into the OS shell.
I had read this thread before making this post, but for me it was a bit old, i'm using latest version of Veeam 10 : 10.0.1.4854 P20210609, maybe there had been some corrections since then.
I tried to restore an old one backup and it's working, my restored VM booted up.
i tried to restore a backup done with this linux proxy and it's worked too.
in any case, I have no error message in the Veeam console...
It is more by precaution that I ask the question, as we do not restore every day, I do not want to have backups that are announced as successful while the data is corrupted.
I believe that these errors occur during data read in HotAdd mode. I'd try to isolate the issue by playing with other VMs having the same and another distro, it will help to understand whether it's related to the specific VM or to the specific distro. I don't think that you should worry about these errors but it's always better to be aware of the root cause so it would be best to contact our support team and to ask our engineers to investigate this behavior. Please share a support case ID if you open it.
The same problem as in this case occurred in my customer's environment.
I contacted support case #07533066 and was informed that the only way to investigate is from the OS side.
Is there any other way to investigate?
I recommend working with the support team to clarify any questions regarding the troubleshooting process. If you think that the research is moving in the wrong direction, do not hesitate to request an escalation of your support case.