David Lewis
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Perfect. Thanks Jorge! It would be worthwhile to add this advice between steps 4 and 5 of https://docs.unraid.net/unraid-os/manual/storage-management/#reformatting-a-cache-drive because Mover takes ages to move that docker folder, and it's not necessary to do so.
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I'm running Unraid 6.12.10. I have a single SSD cache drive, and an array of HDDs. The cache drive recently went read-only, and logs showed a lot of BTRFS / IO errors. It could be a failing drive, but I've decided to reformat the cache drive as XFS and try again... so, I'm using Mover to move appdata, domains, and system to the array. I will move it all back to the cache once I've reformatted the drive. My question is: currently there is a folder /mnt/cache/system/docker/btrfs/subvolumes which apparently has about 100GB in it. What should happen to that folder once I'm no longer using BTRFS on the cache drive? Is there any point in waiting for Mover to move it back to the XFS-formatted cache? Should I just delete it now? (!) Thanks for the advice.
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I'm running 6.12.8 and just experienced this on Edge. For me, stopping and starting the Array fixed it.
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I was in exactly the same situation as you. I found a GT710 2GB card, and now the machine performance isn't noticeably different to my (quite old) MacBook Pro.
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Changing the map display mode from "Marble Virtual Globe" to "Google Maps" causes DigiKam to close for me, needing a container restart to bring it back. Does this happen for you? (It's not a big problem, because OpenStreetMap works fine...)