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I don't have a PCIe gen 4 on my server, but I can easily hit close to the bandwidth of my Gen 3's. It goes without saying though that if you don't have a Gen4 slot on your server then you won't get Gen4 speeds. On my Windows box (with a Gen4 SSD and a Gen4 slot) I've got no problems hitting the rated speed of the SSD (WD Black)

Unraid doesn't support EXT4 as part of the array. You'll wind up assigning an empty drive to the array, copying the files over from your EXT4 drive (mounted via Unassigned Devices), wash - rinse - repeat until the last drive is done and then assign the last one as parity.

Confirmed. The key is don't navigate away from the page after starting

Redownload or https://www.easeus.com/ The latter will require you to pull the drive from the array and connect it to a barebones Windows system (and pay for the privilege of using their software)

Yeah, once the icons are there they aren't downloaded again unless You recreate the docker.img (all of them need to download again) You change the icon URL or the name of the template (only that icon will need to re-download) You add another app (only it will need to download when going to the docker / dashboard tab) To minimize problems with the tab, there is a timeout of 45 seconds (and a 15 second connection) to grab them. If it can't do it in that time then it aborts and next time you hit the docker tab it starts the process over again. If you have in Settings - Notification Settings the check for docker updates disabled, then the OS will not check for updates. However, whenever you go to the CA tab it will automatically start a background process to check all your installed apps (plugins and docker) for updates if it hasn't been already checked by CA within the last hour. This can be disabled in CA's settings. Additionally (but not directly related), many plugins will also automatically check for updates available to them (in the background) whenever you hit their page or settings. This includes every single one of mine, UD, parity check tuning and one Dynamix branded) - IE: Whenever you go to Apps, it will always check for updates to itself. This behaviour cannot be disabled

As an aside, every once in a while I notice that issues / questions on CA get posted within discord, reddit / facebook. While I may have accounts within those support venues, I only rarely (if it's a very boring day) log into them. Additionally, any notifications I may get via email etc from those venues either go straight to my spam box or they are ignored. If there is a bug / question regarding CA itself this forum and this thread is the place to ask. All issues with CA get fixed, usually the same day but only if I know about them.

What did you replace it with? The one in the diagnostics has 29000 hours on it, and is showing UNC in the error logs. Run an extended SMART test on it.

Cancel the check and re-run it. Is the same line being logged? If it is then it's worded slightly wrong, but it is a non-correcting check.

To move to a different pool via the stock OS You first set the system share (leaving it on the original cache-pool) to be use Cache: yes. Then run mover (VMs and Docker have to be disabled in settings) After it's moved, change system share to use the new cache pool and set use Cache: Prefer. Then run mover Re-enable VMs and Docker in settings.

If the Unraid spinner doesn't disappear after 120 seconds (or 480seconds on 6.10 when it goes stable), then it will never disappear The icons showing "?" are what the actual problem is. The docker system if the icons do not exist locally attempts to download them. And something in your network is blocking that. Are you using piHole or something? Try setting static DNS addresses of 208.67.222.222 / 208.67.220.220 instead of using your router as the DNS server.

Reseat the cabling both ends.

A bit late to the party, but it would appear that all you would have had to do is access the server via https://IPAdress (note: you must type HTTPS) and accept the warning. Not quite sure what "command" you were trying to do as I don't see any command listed in the wiki entry about gaining access to the server in that situation. The via Settings - Management Access just hit Update DNS. There is a background process running that does this on a schedule, but it's been vastly improved on 6.10 and going forward shouldn't really cause the same issues (although there may be a time period when you won't be able to gain access while the system sorts out the new WAN) The root cause here is odds on your modem received a new WAN IP address after the power failure, so the DNS (use SSL:Auto / yes) did not resolve to the correct WAN IP

Yup. Same non-issue

Either post or PM me the xml file

Waiting for @ljm42 to respond. I know how I'd fix it, but want the "official" method first. These are indeed new tests, and designed to get your system properly secured and with the ability to properly communicate with other items on the local network. It actually all started due to a lucky misconfiguration on my part where my SMB Unassigned Devices mounts that had worked for years suddenly failed with a Windows 11 update last month.

2 Scenarios: If you actually tried to pin linuxserver/plex ( Installed or Previous Apps would be the only place you'd be able to do that ) and it was the only app pinned, then the system should have actually said "No Matching Applications" instead of an error (this is now fixed for next release). This is because technically for about a month or two that particular repository no longer exists. It is now lscr.io/linuxserver/plex which is what shows up via a search or browse. This wouldn't however impact your ability to reinstall from Previous Apps or manage from Installed Apps. Only because the system won't display a pinned app that doesn't actually exist. The error is because I never anticipated that the only pinned app wouldn't exist Your flash drive dropped offline or has corruption that resulted in a corrupted file being read after you set the pinning. Diagnostics should show that.

Missed adding it to en_US. Done now

Yes If you like. You'd still have to transfer the registration key via the GUI I suggested just manually doing the upgrade because you were having issues for some reason.

Just create the user. Permissions shouldn't need to be done

Do you have a cache drive assigned in the UI? You've got a /mnt/cache but there should also be a /mnt/user0 folder. And that will cause issues if it fills up RAM etc

I never use the compression. It's super slow, and generally if you're storing the backup on the array then size isn't the overriding concern. I would think that if you're uploading the zip to a cloud server, then you would definitely want compression.

You can always simply download the .zip file and everything in the root of the zip (ie: all the bz* files) save them onto the flash drive and reboot. Don't extract the files within /config in the zip

If you add another pool (a cache pool, and say a downloads pool), then XFS is still the way to go. BTRFS is really only used if you have a multi-device pool (2 SSDs for redundancy in a pool named "cache")