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My version is 6.5.1-rc5. Would like to report two minor issues regarding NFS shares.   ISSUE1: Reproduction: 1. Go to Settings | NFS and make Enable NFS = Yes. 2. Go to a share which has never been shared by NFS before (Once shared unRAID works OK. Better create a new share for testing purposes). 3. Make Export = Yes and leave Public as it is. Press Apply. 4. Check /etc/exports and /var/lib/nfs/etab. You will see no entries.   Workaround: 5. Go t

I ran the update from rc5 to rc6, shutdown the machine, and then booted it again. Everything went pretty fast and it seemed normal, but when RC6 booted it complained about an unclean shutdown and started a parity-check for no reason (?). htpc-diagnostics-20180416-1032.zip syslog-20180416-101745.txt   Edit: I attached an additional log-file that should show the shutdown.

Not always reproduceable but rebooting after creating a fresh config with no drive preservation presents a Main tab on reboot with no dropdowns for drive selection for the drive slots. Refreshing the page corrects the issue.   Attached diagnostics are from right after it happened (in safe mode) though I wasn't able to reproduce it while gathering info on another bug. nasbackup-diagnostics-20180411-2155.zip

I looked at the dashboard today and saw only one drive had a temperature listed.  But all the drives were spun up, so I was surprised.  I spun down a drive and spun it back up and its temp was then reported.  Not sure why they only show for a recently spun up drive, but it seems to be a bug.

Similar to this issue on 6.5.0, but the docker service stayed running -      I was able to start a VM without any usb devices passed thru, but the VM with a keyboard/mouse/gfx passed thru won't stay running for more then 30 seconds. Took me 3-4 tries to download the diagnostics as well (direct to IP in WebUI)   redemption-diagnostics-20180322-0834.zip

For some reason ever since 6.51-rc1, and now also with -rc2, I have on the dashboard page for my server a listing "sdb", but have no "/dev/sdb" device...  The drive that would normally be the "sdb" drive is now "sdc" and so on, with everything shifted on down the device letters...   As you can see from the screenshot, it doesn't have any info or statistics with it...   6.50 was the last time I didn't have this issue...  System seams to be running fine otherwise...