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Hoping to add the Tehuti 10G network drivers to the next release, I have a TN9710P that is recognized but doesn't have the proper drivers in UnRaid. The 'acooks/tn40xx-driver' repository on github seems to have the supported drivers for it and it looks like the linux kernel supports some Tehuti controllers but I am not sure the TN9710 is one of them.

No, but when you do need to replace a drive, one of the MOST common issues is knocking a different drive connection loose and not realizing it. That can lead to multiple drives being knocked offline, causing all sorts of havoc. Better to reduce the possible failure points when dealing with an array that is already running degraded, because that's when you are most vulnerable to data loss. As far as drive failure being common, all hard drives will eventually fail, the trick is predicting when and catching it before you lose data. That's pretty much the entire reason for running unRaid or RAID, the fact that drives will all fail if given enough time. Backups are a must whether running unRaid or not, drive redundancy is for uptime reasons so you don't HAVE to restore from backups for many drive loss scenarios. Drive redundancy will not protect you against data corruption or accidental deletion.

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Would you fly on a plane that was mostly fixed? Trust your data to a mostly rebuilt HDD? I can't wait for ryzen issues to get fixed, but until then....eh.....

Hi - I assume you've been reading the Ryzen threads. I'm not ready to make the jump, too many early adopter issues especially with regard to passing through a GPU. The dual X5650's would give you roughly 35% more Passmarks and would help with 1080p Plex streams. I think we're going to see more hardware assisted transcoding in the future, though, like GPU based or the HEVC encoding support in Kaby Lake+ processors - so buying the right hardware may become as important as buying big hardware if your focus is high quality video, I'd focus on your cache/SSD overheating issue and keep an eye on your CPU - the 4790k is still a good CPU and may keep you going for a while yet.

To assign a whole drive choose 'manual' for the new vdisk location and enter the name of the disk e.g /dev/sdx https://youtu.be/QaB9HhpbDAI

somebody needs to make "Gadarr" :-)

Yes, that is the issue. The rest works.

That should be correct, an unassigned device is referenced by its device name. I did a quick test and made a unassigned device (not using your plugin) and entered the URL manually. Ps. I see a bug in the self-test page, which won't allow unassigned devices. Made a correction.

I've tagged the app as being incompatible with 6.4 since this issue has existed and been reported since July. I've issued a PR to @theone with the fix. But, in the meantime you can add this either to your go file or as a user script set to run at array start to fix the problem sed -i 's/\"DISK_DATA\" => \"\"/\"DISK_DATA\" => array()/' /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/serverlayout/php/serverlayout_constants.php

I would think "Community Applications" and "Unassigned Devices" are probably ones most people think are worth installing,

SSH into the server or use the console and type: mover stop