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[7.2.0] Dashboard takes over 2 mins to load after upgrade from [7.1.4]

  • Minor

04/22/2026 - I found the root cause of this issue was a Ryzen 5700g CPU. That CPU died today, I replaced with a spare off the shelf Ryzen 1700x and the slow dashboard issue went away. Instantly loads the dashboard now. The 5700G (APU) uses integrated graphics, whereas the 1700X likely uses a dedicated GPU. The Unraid kernel may be struggling with AMD APU drivers. Hope this helps someone.

After upgrading to latest 7.2.0 my dashboard screen takes over 2 minutes to load.

Troubleshooting:

  • Issue exists with Edge, Brave, and in incognito modes

  • Renamed plugin scripts with reboot

  • tested with both docker and vm services disabled

  • rm /boot/config/dashboard_settings.json file then reboot

  • updated motherboard to latest BIOS, rm dashboard file, reboot

  • booted with safe mode (GUI and plugins disabled)

I created the diagnostics file in safe mode with array stopped.

NOTE: when dashboard is clicked UnRaid GUI becomes unresponsive, cannot change current window to new tab, cannot launch a new tab until the clicked dashboard process times out and finally loads this view attached...

None of these steps have resulted in normal dashboard load time. I did notice once the dashboard loads (over 2 mins later) the 'SYSTEM' section is missing the details (ZFS, graphs, status, icons, images etc)...

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jarvis-safemode-diagnostics-20251106-1354.zip

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