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I've heard you swing both ways@chbmb lol Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Is anybody using docker compose? Are there any plans to integrate it with unRAID?

It is controlled by swappiness. I guess you could create a userscript on startup that sets the swappiness. https://askubuntu.com/questions/103915/how-do-i-configure-swappiness I suggest the plugin author adds an option for this in the plugin. sysctl vm.swappiness=[value]

Yes, make sure it really was deleted since it wasn't on the diags you posted, unless you rebooted after doing it, and there are no apparent issues with the cache filesystem.

If I'm understanding https://wiki.qemu.org/Documentation/9psetup correctly the "unRAID Mount tag" field just makes the tag (in your case "youtube") available to be mounted with a normal `mount` command such as: `sudo mount -t 9p -o trans=virtio youtube /mnt/youtube` Assuming `/mnt/youtube` existed the above command would mount your `youtube` host share location (in your case `/mnt/user/Downloads/youtube-dl/`) at `/mnt/youtube' in your VM. So "unRAID share" doesn't actually auto-mount anything - still need to set that up with fstab as usual.

In Windows Control Panel go to Programs and Features and select the option Turn Windows features on or off. Make sure there is a check mark in the SMB 1.0/CIFS File Sharing Support box. If not, expand this and enable the SMB 1.0/CIFS Server. Client is not really needed but I enable it anyway. You might also want to check the status of SMB Direct. Enable it if it is disabled. Hope this helps.

Just a quick update on this. I ordered 3 donor PCB boards from China. Two weeks later they arrived, I got a half decent heat gun with a fine tip and swapped the BIOS chips over. One of the parity drives and one of the data drives came back to life. I figured, the 3rd PCB maybe be faulty so I told them and they sent another. It arrived on Monday, swapped BIOS chip and viola it's back up and running. I'm back to where I was data-wise and with 2 parity drives and just finished my 2nd parity check with 0 errors. The only thing left is to get the server to boot from USB by itself. It's fine if I restart but if I shutdown and boot I have to go to the boot menu and select USB. Even if I can't sort that i can live with it for now. Short version, I've managed to not lose any data.

I was searching the forums trying to find how to do this as I have a docker (sab) that's taking too much CPU away from other applications (emby), so wanted to pin the 2 dockers in question to fixed unique cores. Tick boxes would be a very nice feature to quickly assign cores to dockers. And maybe also a way to list all dockers and their tick box core assignment in a big list so assigning cores to all dockers at the same time is easy (won't need a pen and paper to remember which docker (or VM) uses what core, etc.) including assigning cores to unRAID.

Hello SSD, Got a quick question for you since you seem very experienced building servers. To give a little bit of background for my question, I started building my new workstation rig which it has similar components to your server, but instead of mounting the X11DAI-N in a server rack, I mounted it in a Tower Chassis. I'm also a beginner building workstations or dealing with pc parts, so that it's stressing me out. I attached 2 pictures for reference. So I built and installed the PHM, SNK-P0070APS4 with a Xeon Silver 4114 (10-cores) following the instructions and I quickly realized that there was something wrong with the direction of the airflow I set up. Both air coolers were pointing to opposite directions and I thought I made a mistake. I read out there that the ideal airflow is to make them go in the same direction (Not sure if this is actually true), the intake air from the front and exhaust the air to the rear of the chassis. So I thought "- I have to disassemble one of the PHM." So I did. But, I cannot find anywhere in the internet, where I can buy a replacement of the "thermal pad" that the supermicro heatsink includes pre applied Do you know where I could possible buy it? Are there any other alternatives, like applying thermal paste (Artict Silver 5) instead of buying the pad? I had some of those. I started to get a little bit desperate because I cannot finish my build. Also, I unfortunately disassembled and cleaned the thermal paste before I looked at this post and some of you pictures. I'm afraid I took it out with no reason now. Well, that's the situation I'm dealing with. Hopefully I would not burn the processors. Thank you! I will appreciate any help or suggestions about this.

Hardlinks and by extension renames cannot traverse different file systems or mount points. You're moving from /downloads to /movies which in the container are different mounts so it will always to a copy delete instead of a renames and a hardlinks is also impossible. To do what you want you have to redo your templates for all the apps (radarr and download client) to instead pass through ,/mnt/user and reference all the folders in the app settings based upon that. Downside is that doing that ignores the use cache setting for the movies share Sent from my SM-T560NU using Tapatalk

The log is just telling us it's not working. You haven't posted your config so nobody can tell you where you're going wrong. Also I haven't looked but it's possible node.js docker isn't compatible with the older version of docker in v6.1 or the slightly newer version in v6.2 (but still old) Sent from my LG-H815 using Tapatalk