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Couple reports of that

Stop whatever you're doing and post your diagnostics

The dashboard also considers the IO Wait

You've got cache pool problems. You can't really easily discern where it stats because you're also being bombed with errors relating to the syslog, which I suspect you're sending to another system that's currently offline? Reboot and post another set of diagnostics

It's the memory (or more precisely the lack of) that's your entire problem.

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from the command prompt, can you enter in diagnostics A zip will be created on the flash drive (logs folder). Attach it to your next post here

You can't. You copy over the sources.xml from a working kodi install, update the advancedsettings.xml to point the appropriate sql database, and point your d/l clients to this container to have it update the library

It's not actually deleted. It's appearing as an Orphan if you click Advanced View. But, you fix it via Previous Apps, hit the download icon for that app, and edit the path accordingly (even if you have to hit show more settings) And, the orphan / deleting however you want to word it is how the entire docker system works across the board on all OS. Many reasons for the docker "run" to fail, and it will always result in an orphan because the system can't actually run it with the parameters you gave it.

Those messages plugin: skipping: nut-2.7.4.20181125-x86_64-1.txz - Unraid version too high, requires at most version 6.7.99 plugin: skipping: nut-2.7.4.20171129-x86_64-1.txz - Unraid version too high, requires at most version 6.4.99 Are the plugin deciding which version to install. Package nut-2.7.4.20200318-x86_64-1.txz installed.

All because of file system issues on the cache drive. I'd suggest you create a new topic in General Support and include the diagnostics there. Mar 17 15:25:48 Tower kernel: BTRFS critical (device nvme0n1p1): unable to find logical 1729382307552722944 length 4096 ### [PREVIOUS LINE REPEATED 1 TIMES] ### Mar 17 15:25:48 Tower kernel: BTRFS critical (device nvme0n1p1): unable to find logical 1729382307552722944 length 16384 Mar 17 15:25:48 Tower kernel: BTRFS critical (device nvme0n1p1): unable to find logical 1729382307552722944 length 4096

Try taking iommu=soft out of the syslinux.cfg file that you added at some point.

Running something like Grafana?

Because they're exported in the dockerfile

Edit that path mapping. You're mapping it to /, which isn't allowed. you need to give it a folder name within the container. (possibly /config)

Did you put your server into your router's DMZ? Does there happen to be any other diagnostics within /logs on the flash drive - relatively recent? They might shed some light on what/why this happened. As for recovery, your files are gone, but you might want to look into UFS Explorer (run on a Windows Box, to recover what you've lost), but it's probably pointless unless we can determine why this happened, otherwise it's just going to (probably) happen again. Are you running a wordpress site or something via a container?

IDK. What you've done should work....

I don't have any multi-device pools. If you replace /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix/include/ToggleState.php with the attached, manually spin up your pool and then give me back the contents of /boot/blah you can adjust to suit. (It'll list the commands it's sending to emhttpd) ToggleState.php

Try changing this line: emhttpd("cmdSpinupAll=apply"); to instead be emhttpd("cmdSpinup=nameOfCachePool"); But, the name of the cache pool should be all in lower case (ie: your pool is named Virtual_machines you use virtual_machines) You should also be able to spindown by just changing cmdSpinup to be cmdSpindown

Since you're probably routing it through a VPN app from Binhex, maybe ask in his various support threads, or read his FAQ about that.,

Maybe this?

First off, have you placed the server into a DMZ, or are forwarding ports to it that aren't for specific apps (eg: Plex). Mar 16 14:36:16 undrobo sshd[13665]: Connection from 194.88.107.164 port 29586 on 192.168.0.201 port 22 rdomain "" Mar 16 14:36:16 undrobo sshd[13670]: Connection from 62.112.11.9 port 29181 on 192.168.0.201 port 22 rdomain "" Mar 16 14:36:16 undrobo sshd[13672]: Connection from 217.23.12.117 port 34203 on 192.168.0.201 port 22 rdomain "" Mar 16 14:36:16 undrobo sshd[13665]: Unable to negotiate with 194.88.107.164 port 29586: no matching key exchang

Appdata backup plugin. Set the source and destination accordingly and run a backup. Add the new drive, change the source to point to the new drive / share (apply) then run a restore

Because it's the "background" of the button. Do this when printing

Known issue, and occasionally a PITA. Work around is to delete what Chrome fills out. Will hopefully be fixed by next release of the OS