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I will lock this thread. Anybody wanting to add to the discussion can go to the other thread.

That worked. Thanks!

Write cache for parity disk is disabled, you can turn on with: hdparm -W1 /dev/sdX Might go back to default after a reboot.

Most Ryzen workarounds are discussed here:

By default, Plex only encodes with this unraid build and the GPU passed through. There's a way to enable decoding as well; but it is not officially supported by the Linuxserver.io, Plex, or unraid teams. Here's a script I've modified that can be used via the user scripts plugin on a schedule to enable the decoding support: https://gist.github.com/Xaero252/9f81593e4a5e6825c045686d685e2428 I will update that script as needed, until Plex adds official nvdec support. Also note that nvenc and nvdec DO NOT offload audio transcoding. This generally is of no concern, unless you are dealing with lossless Atmos audio, which can be quite substantial to downmix and transcode.

Thanks Seems like it might be an issue with the Crucial MX500 as other people are having the same problem.

I had cut and pasted them, so I deleted them and typed them in my hand and that seems to have got it active, well kinda. The film starts and I can see Plex is transcoding via the GPU however the CPU usage is quite high. This is just one stream.

When you the ‘Previous Apps’ option in CA it restores all those settings for you from its stored copy of your templates.

The newer versions of tmux don't seem to come with the terminal info. It's all included in ncurses which they strip down for unraid. I added them to the 2.8 version. I had to do the same for the screen package. So it should work for you now.

I got this working today, I think there was a misunderstanding about which path the container needs mapped. The deCONZ application writes to: /root/.local/share/dresden-elektronik/deCONZ So that is the container path that needs to be mapped to appdata. I have mine set up like this screenshot and it is properly writing to appdata.

sorry for gravedigging! could you manage to store those files to appdata?

Go to the Docker tab. Find the Binhex-Krusader in the Dockers list. Click on it (see picture below) and select "Edit". The Binhex-Krusader Docker edit screen pops up. Go down the list until you see the /mnt/disks/ for the container path for unassigned. Click the "Edit" button to the right of it. The details pop-up for the unassigned devices paths. Go down the list to "Access Mode" and change that to "RW/Slave" and then save.

I've been using these since late 2015: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00M8ABHVQ/ I have had zero problems with them and they haven't been used lightly. My cache array runs eleven dockers and two VMs. One VM is a security camera server. 16 4k cameras are writing to the cache array 24/7 (not motion triggered but 16 24/7 4k h.265 streams). On top of that the cache drive is still used for storage array writes (mover runs nightly). They also survived a 140F temps when a fan failed. They aren't the fastest but they just freaking work.

There are instructions for installing it as a VM: