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Please don't post at several places for the same problem, it is impossible to coordinate answers.
Since it is a plugin issue, there are more chances to get an answer in the plugin support thread :
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3 hours ago, doodle0826 said:
please send it again ,I have payment info
You should contact support
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9 hours ago, z0ki said:
Is there a max drive size for 9211-8i? Reading some mixed reports some saying max is 12TB and other say won't work with 18-20TB drives?
My Dell H200 works with 18TB drives. Don't think that 20, 22TB drives should be an issue either.
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3 hours ago, JunctionRunner said:
Found this looking for the same, especially on an ultrawide, middle panel has a huge gap at the bottom with nothing useful, the disk identify plugin is on the left side but I have to scroll down to even see it. Kind of shocked we can't change this stuff around.
You can move things around in the dashboard since 6.12 (I think).
Are there still improvements to be made ?
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53 minutes ago, Kilrah said:
it's F that removes integrated graphics
I think that it 99% true, but that Intel did release some K CPUs without an IGP. Should have had the KF name but did not.
You should always check on Intel ARK.
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4 hours ago, superDaveed said:
not sure if this is the right spot but figured id start here
I splited your post in its own thread so that there are no mix-up.
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Just tried again and it works now.
I guess its either a backend issue or backups that don't work correctly and are somehow blocking the process. 🤷♂️
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Note that if the reader has already been used and registered for Unraid, you will not be able to assign your licence to its GUID.
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And the required Array device requirement will probably disappear in the coming months/years.
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On 11/25/2023 at 9:44 PM, sayon said:
While reading, I saw that you recommend the SYBA SY-PEX40039
I don't remember and I never used it myself. But it seems to use a ASM1061 that is on the recommended list, so that's probably what I said then.
On 11/25/2023 at 9:44 PM, sayon said:I saw that it is PCIe 2.0 x1, since the MSI Z490-A PRO motherboard has the PCIe 3.0 x1 slot is this a problem?
No problem, the PCIe 3.0 of your motherboard is backward compatible with the previous generations of PCI Express.
On 11/25/2023 at 9:44 PM, sayon said:Will there be any drops in performance?
One lane of PCIe gen2 is rated to 500MB/s, it should be fine for 2x HDDs
On 11/25/2023 at 9:44 PM, sayon said:Could this be a valid alternative to Syba?
It seem to use a JMB582 (2 ports PCIe 3.0 x1) and looks to be from the same product family than the JMB585 that is recommended. JorgeB might have an opinion on that, but it looks fine for me.
On 11/25/2023 at 9:44 PM, sayon said:do you have another 2-port sata one you can suggest?
Since your motherboard is PCIe gen3, why not go for a 4 ports controller instead ? That would leave you room to add more drives in the future.
The ASM1064 is gen3 and only uses one lane. (1x gen3 = 985 MB/s)
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The question is "how is ext4 handling errors, FS corruption, etc." ?
As dada051 says, its one more option. Certainly people will choose it and might have problems if its less reliable or less capable of recovery.
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8 hours ago, arlovelo said:
Differences are:
Old vs New
Ubuntu 20.04 vs 22.04
Docker-Compose 1.25.0 vs 1.29.2
Docker 24.0.7 vs 24.0.5
It is unclear for me if you are using Unraid. Seems not.
Not sure anyone can help you if you are on Ubuntu with different tools.
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Difficult to provide much advice, you should provide your diagnostics.
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Merci d'avoir partagé la solution si quelqu'un d'autre a le problème.
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I don't know much about SAS drives.
As for knowing in advance if the drive will have that, I can't say either. From what I read here, I think it is part of the SATA spec for some usecase, not sure the manufacturer indicate that on the specsheet.
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10 hours ago, luizmont said:
Edit: found this one with only 4 ports and just a ASM1064.
That's a better option
The JMB575 in the first proposal are port multipliers and are not recommended.
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46 minutes ago, Hadi said:
@JorgeB The molex trick did it. But how can I make the regular sata cable work with it?
The goal is not to provide 3.3V to the drive, people tend to use one of those 3 options :
- use Molex to SATA adapters
- use Kapton tape on the 3.3V contact on the drive to prevent the issue (one example of tutorial : https://www.instructables.com/How-to-Fix-the-33V-Pin-Issue-in-White-Label-Disks-/ )
- cut the 3.3V cable on the power SATA cable (not sure which one it is myself)
I prefer #1 but already used #2 on some drives. I don't love #3 myself but some seem to chose that route.
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11 hours ago, DougShields said:
Some of the LSI SAS HBAs are actually very similar where they plant 2 controllers on 1 card in order to double the port count while also doubling the capacity and cost.
Which can be fine as long as you double the number of PCIe lanes.
Here, it is still 8 SATA ports on a x1. Unless I made a mistake on my (early morning) math, even HDDs will have their max bandwidth seriously limited.
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Well, ArtofServer is generally considered a good choice for north america, so I would guess that people didn't had much to offer after your first post.
On my part, I bought one HBA in Europe. It went well, but I can't say if that's because it was a great seller or some luck.
So I don't think my opinion on the subject is super interesting.
I think that in general, you don't buy an HBA very often and it's not super expensive. ==> limited experience + small cost = small overall engagement
If you ask for something that is either more expensive, that you buy more often or have a bigger impact on the system, people will tend to have opinions (not always based on facts, but opinions nonetheless)
Ask about hard drives and you will have all three and plenty of feedback. If you are lucky, some might even be good.
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Just tried, it seems down indeed.
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I would say to ask in general support :
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Since the 14th series is a simple refresh of the 13th, I don't think there should be any issue.
Any architectural change that I might be missing ?
Unraid OS version 6.12.6 available
in Announcements
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Oh come on !
Just 50 mins after I updated to 6.12.5 !
*mumbles* I'll look into it later *mumbles*