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I believe that 6.4 will allow 32 bit binaries in a container.

Plugin has nothing to do with spin ups / downs. If the drives for whatever reason do not spin down, then turbo mode never gets disabled.

The drive dropped offline. Try using it in a usb2 port when you reboot. One of the side effects of this beyond everything else is that if you have preclea plugin installed you will be bugged to death to install the stats plugin

The 207 MB/s is internal transfer rate. Average transfer speed of the drive is 121.3 MB/s http://www.silentpcreview.com/article1243-page4.html Once you add the slowdowns because of reading & updating parity, you're not that far off the mark of where you should be.

If you're not seeing any problems, then don't worry about it and ignore the complaint from FCP

Nov 8 14:38:12 Unraid kernel: WARNING: CPU: 0 PID: 1 at drivers/iommu/intel-iommu.c:2656 domain_prepare_identity_map+0xb9/0x15a Nov 8 14:38:12 Unraid kernel: Your BIOS is broken; RMRR ends before it starts! Look for a bios update for your motherboard. If you're not using VM's with passthrough, then you can also disable VT-D / IOMMU in the bios and the message will probably go away

Latest version as in latest stable (6.3.5) or latest RC (6.4.0-rc10b)

Reboot usually solves this. Occasionally a reinstall may be necessary. I've been getting this lately also. What version of unRaid are you running?

If you have no problems with v1, then continue to use it. Once I managed to replicate the problems people were having though, I had to drop support for the rsync system, and rather than force everyone to switch to tars I elected to do a new plugin for it. Speed: So long as you are stopping all of the applications, and not keeping anything running via the advanced settings, you should be safe to turn off verification. During testing, I experimented with updating changed files in place, and deleting old files no longer present, but there was more or less no change in speed due to the fact that you have to run through the archive twice to accomplish this. So for simplicity sake it was easier to always create a new archive.

Does rm work on other folders / files? If not, sounds like its corrupted / bad memory (memtest to check). A reboot might help

chmod +x /path/to/file

Add an entry to smb-extra.conf on the flash drive (/config) to share that specific folder directly. I'll post tonight the exact entries to use, but its not too hard with Goggle at your side.

Type it in manually like plex/cache comma separated

The settings haven't really changed much. Its IMHO a bit more simplified. It always is set to be dated backups. Default setting for # of days to keep is 1 so that on the next run it will delete the previous backups (but set to whatever you want) Flash / libvirt backups you always have to choose where to put them. If left blank, then no backup is done. The biggest thing (if its a problem for you) is deleting the old backups if they were causing your system problems before. I found the midnight commander was the best way to do it (one app's config at a time), as it winds up deleting each file individually instead of all in one shot.

Thanks for the beer. [emoji3]

But with the quoted values of 70%, 50%, and 0% is why I wanted to see a screenshot, because highwater doesn't work the way many people expect them to with drives of different sizes, and 70/50/0 implies the 3rd disk is smaller

Search for appdata in the apps tab. If you don't have an apps tab install community applications first. I don't bother publishing URLs anymore

Try rebooting

Easiest way to do that is to hit report post with a message to let them know.

Million possible reasons for random crashes. Most are related to hardware. And, without diagnostics / a syslog from Fix Common Problems in troubleshooting mode, or a screenshot of what's on the locally attached monitor, not much anyone can do to help you. Have you tried to run a memtest as a start? If you're running 4 sticks of RAM, are they a match set and on the QVL list? How's the power supply doing?

Thanks for not completely trashing the thread.

This version of the plugin is now deprecated due to some flaws with regards to filesystems handling mass deletions. If you have no problems with this version of the plugin, there is no need to change to the v2 version here, but there will be no further development on this version. If you do happen to switch over, then this v1 version will need to be uninstalled.

Nothing particularly jumps out except that you've got a browser open to Unassigned Devices from before the reboot and its filling the log with errors Try referencing your shares via IP address

Try redoing the flash or replacing it...

Let me know. In the meantime, I'll throw a comment within CA to not use the Edge variable.