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Sounds like WatchDog timers. Is it only the unraid VM which reboots or is it the entire host, including ProxMox rebooting?

Boy does that bring back memories...

Have you seen the unraid roadmap? If so could you share it with the rest of us? I'm sure we'd love to have a look at what future unraid versions will provide. Thanks!

Any chance of a new poll or ability to change our vote as my choice has changed over the past 27 months since the Poll started?

Are you certain it's not Power Supply related, if you have the GPU plugged in maybe it's pulling too much power and the drives are dropping offline because of that?

There's a few posts in this thread that one might find useful for mini-ITX even if the initial focus was on lower power setups with cpus integrated. I'm interested in the Minisforum MS-01 system with 2 SFP+ ports and a free PCI-Express slot but they won't ship until April 20th or so. It would work well with an external 4-drive cage. I was looking for what networking options I could use on my Legion Go that has 40 Gbps USB-C ports. So the timing of this thread was convenient.

The end on the 10Gb Network adapter is female. The ends on that "adapter cable" is female. How will you couple them?

You shouldn't need the cable. That adapter seems to have it built in. I don't know how unraid will see the device and if it has drivers. Out of curiosity what MB do you have? From a review:

I would advise to look at Serve The Home as they have reviewed a metric ton of mixed 2.5G / 10G switches which includes 10 GBase-T and SFP+ model variants.

Last weekend, I upgraded straight from 6.10.x to 6.12.8 without issues.

Not surprised, but still disappointed with this aspect (as it stands now):

Those 3 are built into the base unRaid install.

Yes, but unfortunately this forum software has absolutely horrible search functionality.

Perhaps setup a VM with Steam installed?

There is a verbose topic on this and offering different solutions or workarounds for it. I'm on mobile now, but if you search for it you should be able to find it.

And what would those "compiler flags" be exactly?

I completely disagree with the list. The moment all of those are included in the Core OS with no option to uninstall is when I will be submitting multiple bug reports to remove them. 😁

While trying to figure out any actual information about the case such as the motherboard section, is it large enough for SSI EEB motherboards (dual socket cpu boards like the AsRock EP2C602-4L/D16) I found their FAQ posted here: https://forum.45homelab.com/t/faq-for-the-45homelab-hl15/84

Ah yeah, I lost that context.

Have you tried embeding the contents of the User Manual page inside a div in the current page using javascript?

Smells like a process for Cache Dirs. Maybe push that into excludes list setting for the cachedirs plugin?

I thought the process was you simply download the software and boot up the system. If it doesn't find a key license on the USB then it assumes it's a trial.

Incorrect.

I think you want to run this on the unraid device such as /dev/md# so you're doing it on the drives inside the parity protected array. If you run it on /dev/sdx#/ then you are invalidating the parity since you are writing below the devicemapper. Also, you need to run it on a partition, such as /dev/sdc1 (first partition). Specifying /dev/sdc is for the entire drive. That is why it can't find any valid filesystems.. The /dev/md# syntax may have changed on 6.12 unraid versions for ZFS tomfoolery, so check what the right device name is. I'm still on 6.11 where it's /dev/md1 for first partition of the first drive in the array. Only use /dev/sdX1 if you are recovering to another drive.

Perhaps start at the end, like this post seems like it may be useful: