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Post your diagnostics before we go down that road.

Remote access via MyServers can only access the WebUI and any VNC only VM's. It doesn't have access to any of the GUIs for any random container. You would need to use a VPN (eg: OpenVPN / wireguard) for that. (Or alternatively, create a VM (vnc only) to connect to via MyServers and from it the WebUIs of the various containers)

Basically, yes. You would make a backup of the existing appdata folder (either move it to the array with Mover or make a backup with the appdata backup plugin), and triple check that there's nothing else on the drive that you need saved Change the number of slots for the Docker_Cache pool to be 2. Change the filesystem to be BTRFS. Start the array, format the drive and restore your backups onto the pool.

What happens when you do this: ls /boot If an error happens, use a different USB port (under ideal circumstances USB2) and reboot (You might also consider installing the Flash Remount plugin) If no error happens, and a directory listing happens, pull the stick and put it into a "normal" computer and run the file system checks on it and then reboot again.

You're going to have to post your diagnostics

Unraid requires a paid key after the trial period is over. Pirated keys do not work. Have you subsequently purchased the licence?

Who needs to store porn anymore when it's all free online. Internet's wonderful isn't it? The Apps tab is far more efficient at checking for updates than the plugins tab is due to a different design consideration. What your system is probably doing (I couldn't see if you hit the Plugins tab during the period covered by the diagnostics) is that Settings - Notification Settings, check for plugin updates is enabled. This causes the Plugins tab to check for updates as soon as you go there and if it doesn't complete in a reasonable time (120 seconds) then the spinner actually never disappears. Disable that setting and it'll probably let you in. Now, what are these DNS servers you have the system pointed to? DNS_SERVER1="192.168.172.10" DNS_SERVER2="192.168.172.11" A piHole / pfSense server? If these aren't properly up and running when checking for updates then it just won't work properly. Another alternative is to install the AutoUpdate plugin (Set to update no plugins, but still running on a schedule) and still keep the OS not checking for updates on a schedule. 6.10.0 also includes changes to the plugins tab to still allow it to check for updates automatically on a schedule, but it won't stop the page from loading if things are working properly.

Does your VM's attached monitor (you're obviously doing a GPU passthrough) normally display the bootup sequence from the BIOS of the server itself? Since you had to go into the BIOS to set the date and time, it implies your battery (probably a CR2032) is shot and the primary GPU you're using for the server (I'm assuming you have 2 -> one for passthrough, and the other (iGPU / cheapie card) is used for Unraid. You've got to set the primary video card to be iGPU / el cheapie. Then we'll be able to make some more progress

@itimpi @dmacias it's all the same. We're a small club... (or I just simply made a mistake off the top of my head)

lol. Actually, I just noticed it.. My bad I'll get back to you. "deadbeef" rings a bell in the back of my mind and have to think about it.

Just so we're on the same page, what hardware errors are you seeing that you're concerned about? Only thing that really pops out to me on the diagnostics is that your Linux VM refused to shut down...

The "...flash_backup.." refers to the MyServers flash backup. If you're utilizing it, then I'd also recommend to not use the flash backup feature of the Appdata backup plugin. If you don't require the packages available within NerdPack, then you shouldn't be installing them. If you do need them and there's an issue, then you should post in the NerdPack support thread so that @itimpi can see it and see if it's able to be fixed etc

done

Diags are from after the reboot, so its hard to definitively say. Are you running any docker containers on specified static IP addresses?

You should be using Tools - system devices to isolate devices if at all possible xen-pciback is a Legacy method of doing things and may (or may not) work in the future

That means there was corruption (odds on) with the original you copied. Post a new set of diagnostics

There's 2 others present. So I'm just as happy simplifying things and removing it. If it's not particularly supported anymore

You also required unassigned devices plus installed. (And I'm assuming that the drive is mounted correctly in UD)

oops: RW:SLAVE as the access (was thinking faster than I was typing)

You would mount the drive via Unassigned Devices, and then add another path mapping to Krusader (say /UNASSIGNED mapped to /mnt/disks (access mode RW) )

Should I have it removed?

on the flash drive. So if you're doing this via the command line in the terminal the path is /boot/config/disk.cfg

Plugin runs as root so it has full access to everything on your server. Off the top of my head it would be your source is incorrect in the settings. What error is getting logged when trying to do a backup?

Yeah, the diagnostics doesn't make any http connections. Your best bet at this point then is to restart in safemode via the boot menu and then post the diagnostics. If you still can't get anywhere, then in /config/disk.cfg on the flash drive change startArray="yes" to be startArray="no" and reboot

Have you replaced the memory yet?