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Just curious, what is Compreface used for? Do you use it to pass facial recognition on to other applications for security reasons? Im loving unraid and have a 16 core system so im looking to add new functionality and came across this in the apps store, just curious what to use it for.

Ditto this topic.

For anyone else having a hard time finding flash drives that are GPT instead of MBR: I cant say that this will work for every flash drive, but I was just able to convert a new Verbatim 16GB USB2 drive that I took a chance on (it came as MBR) using Diskpart in windows 11, run as administrator. All I had to do was "Select Disk X", X being whatever number the disk is. Then use the command "Clean". This clears the drive completely. After that simply use "Convert GPT". It successfully converted my flash drive to GPT and has a GUID. Unraid installer recognizes it and is creating a boot disk as we speak.

Update: I may have figured out my problem. I just went into my Mesh router (Netgear MR60) to check some settings. It looks as though my WAN port to cable modem is at 1000Mbps, but LAN1 (only other ethernet port) which is going to my switch that Unraid server is plugged into is only operating at 100mbps, so that correlates perfectly to the file transfer speeds im seeing. I must have a bad ethernet cable. So that means that even though Unraid is connected at 1000Mbps to my switch, the switch is only getting 100Mbps back to the router. Sound like im cooking with bacon grease now? Unfortunately Im away from the house for a few days and have been remoting in to check on this stuff, so I cant even change the cable out, booo.

Hey all, New Unraid user here, bought the lifetime license last week after getting basic setup done with my trial and loving it. Specs: Ryzen 9 3950x 16c/32t Asus Crosshair VI Hero motherboard 64gb ECC DDR4 @3200mhz 4x 8tb HGST Enterprise SATA drives as storage array (3+1 parity) 2x 400GB SAS3 2.5" SSD's in mirrored cache pool. 1x Kingston 1tb nvme as additional non critical apps drive. LSI SAS3 adapter in IT mode runs all but the nvme obviously. Nvidia GTX 1650 for minor transcoding (still cant get gpu pass thru working to plex, --runtime=nvidia wont work for me for some reason) Ok so, I have the server set up in my entertainment center using Gig ethernet to a small switch, the switch is connected to my mesh router system (Netgear Nighthawk Wifi6). All is well, my unraid dashboard shows the ethernet is connected at Gig speed full duplex. Im trying to copy plex media off of a seagate external USB3 drive thats hooked up to my current workstation thats been serving up plex for my home. I have one of my mesh satellites on my desk, and I run ether net to it from my workstation. Ive also tried just letting the system use wireless (I get 1.2 gbps link speed), and when trying to copy my files across my wireless network im getting approximately 10-12 MB/sec transfer speed. Is this normal for unraid? Is this because its also writing to parity at the same time? It seems extremely slow for a wifi connection at 1.2 gbps. Getting same throughput when using ethernet on my workstation connected straight to the mesh satellite. Other apps ive installed: Nextcloud (basic setup, no connectivity yet outside of my LAN) MariaDB (for nextcloud) Binhex-Plexpass (mostly set up, just trying to copy over media) Binhex-urbackup (working as intended, no backups running atm) Grocy Overseerr (not set up yet) Radarr (not set up yet) Sonarr (not set up yet) plugins: Appdata backup CA cleanup appdata Tailscale Community Applications (duh) Dynamix File Manager GPU Statistics Nvidia Driver Thanks in advance for any and all help.

I found this post while searching for a solution to my problem. Ive done plenty of reading on the 3.3v issue, but cant figure out why these drives wont work. I have a Chenbro SR30169 Mini ITX case with a 4 bay SAS12/SATA6 backplane. I replaced the PSU with a 550W Seasonic Focus gold semi modular. The backplane is powered by a pair of 4 pin molex connectors, NOT sata power. On the Drive side it supports both SATA and SAS drives. On the host side it is SATA3. All 4 SATA ports on my motherboard (Asrock x470 gaming ITX/ac w/R5 2400G) are connected to the backplane and my boot drive is NVME. When i power the system on, all the power LED's for the 4 hot swap bays are blue (receiving power) but no drive spins up and the post process takes like 5 minutes to get to boot windows. Im assuming this is after timing out waiting for the SAS drives. If i go into the BIOS (also after 5m of waiting), no drives are recognized by the SATA ports. My drives are HGST HUS726040AL5211, 4TB 128mb cache SAS12. Whats driving me crazy is two-fold. Being that im running off a backplane, i didnt think the 3.3v issue would apply. What makes it even worse is that my backplane is powered by 4 pin molex. I purchased these drives off of ebay used (supposedly decommissioned from a data center, so its possible i could have been scammed, but all 4 exhibiting the same problem? Drives were manufactured in 2015 and 2016, not even very old. I already checked to make sure it wasnt the backplane itself, i had a 3TB seagate SATA drive lying around and it works just fine. Any ideas before i go to plan B and just buy 4 SATA drives? I got a great deal on these since SAS is in less demand than SATA, so id love to be able to get them to work. -Thanks in advance. edit: Thinking of whether or not it would work to purchase a 9300-8i with a breakout cable to x4 sata to attach to the backplane. Im starting to think there is a language barrier type thing going on with Chenbros website. While it does say that SAS/SATA drives can be used in the backplane, and that the host side of the backplane is SATA, i imagine they could have simply been referring to the physical connector interface, since a SAS controller can still breakout to sata connectors. Maybe they never intended for the host side to be connected to a sata HBA, seems kind of silly though.