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  1. KRK
    I cratead a bug but realized this is not reproducable so posting here for guidance. After upgrade, gui unresonsive. Seeing out of memory error. I reboot into safe mode, disable most plugins, docker running - still see some unresponsiveness and overnight I see in the logs, out of memory error. Fix Common Problems confirms memory error. Pulled syslog - attached. Seeing php-fpm related erros - not sure if this is a symptom of something else or the problem. Following Gemini's lead, I ran top: Emby is using a lot of memory. I restart emby and it drops off cpu use etc. 1 minute late, it is back at the top of the list again. Could this be the problem? Do I blow away the container/image (leaving app data) and re-install? Wecome any thoughts to help resolve this upgrade challenge. syslog-Agro error 41724.log
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    I'm having a similar situation after my 6.12.10 upgrade. Were you able to find the root cause and resolve it @bubiman?
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    I upgraded from 6.12.6 and the gui becomes unresponsive after ~ an hour. I hard rebooted (console also was unresponsive) into safe mode with gui, no plugins. Ran for half a day and became slow/unresponsive again. I did make the suggested network config change (forget what it was for 6.12.10). Diagnostics attached. USB has worked fine since installation in early 2020. But wondering if it could be USB related? At this point, i'm thinking of reverting to my prior version? Welcome any ideas. Note: I had updated my test box first - a older super micro board and that is running just fine with plugins etc. Thanks. agro-diagnostics-20240416-2038.zip
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    Thanks. I'm using a supermicro rack mount case, CSE-846 - https://www.supermicro.com/products/chassis/4U/846/SC846E1-R1200.cfm It has the stock 5 fans in it. What further would you suggest? Thanks!
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    This helps. Thanks. I just built an AMD Epyc, Supermicro H12-SSL Server. I use the excellent Ultimate UNRAID Dashboard - Version 1.5 which shows my 10gb nic running ~68 Celsius all the time. I don't push it hard (yet) so i'd image it will get warmer. (I think) It has a heat sink on it (under the PCI-E cards) from Supermicro - https://www.supermicro.com/en/products/motherboard/H12SSL-ct. So short of rigging up some sort of additional airflow (It's in a used CSE-846, i'm guessing it's "normal". Welcome thoughts/feedback/suggestions!
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    Good guidance. After the ZFS plugin mounted (and I also force mounted) the freenas ZFS pools, I found them available in the root directory "/" via ssh using midnight commander. I could then simply issue a copy command to move my pool data onto the unraid array I created earlier. Other tips: I was not able to mount the drives in Unassigned Devices. I also was not able to see the root "/' zfs pools with Krusader (docker container) but could with midnight commnader via SSH. (suspect I'm doing something wrong). Thanks for the tip!