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Good to know. Thanks.

Ok, got it. I think the data that was there (movie files) was moved eventually. I just didn't expect those shares (appdata, domains, system) to require that much space. Thank you. I really appreciate the help.

Here is a screenshot of what is currently on the cache...

Here you go...

Ok, I disabled it, hit apply and then enabled it again. Is it on now? phoenix-diagnostics-20221003-1127.zip

That's odd, It says in settings that it is enabled. Here is a screenshot.

Ok, thanks. Here is the diagnostics. phoenix-diagnostics-20221003-1043.zip

I found an mATX board that so far has been working well for my needs. I am using an ASRock X570M Pro4 MB. It has 8 SATA Ports which is all that I will need. I would recommend this board for those who might be looking for an mATX board for AM4 CPUs.

It seems when I invoke the mover to move data from the cache to the array, nothing actually happens. If I have 25GB on the cache and invoke the mover, there is no read/writes to the array and the 25 GB does not change. Is this something I should be concerned about?

Seems to be working now. All I did was change the system clock in the computer BIOS as it was not reading the correct date and time. Not sure why that fixed it though.

No response. Is this the correct place to post this issue?

I can no longer access the internet from unraid. I have no idea what happened. When accessing the Apps page, i get... "Download of appfeed failed. Community Applications requires your server to have internet access. The most common cause of this failure is a failure to resolve DNS addresses. You can try and reset your modem and router to fix this issue, or set static DNS addresses (Settings - Network Settings) of 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220 and try again. Alternatively, there is also a chance that the server handling the application feed is temporarily down. See also this post for more information Last JSON error Recorded: Syntax error" I tried the suggestions about adding new static dns addresses, but that didn't help. I have attached the diagnostics file. Would appreciate any help. Thanks. phoenix-diagnostics-20220929-1551.zip

I followed the instructions about changing the security policy to "NTLMv2 response only/refuse LM and NTLM" and upgraded Unraid to 6.11. I am now able to access the Unraid server from my Windows machine. So it seems to have resolved this issue for me.

I also have this problem. Network credentials no longer accepted after upgrading to 6.11. Once I reverted back to 6.10, everything works again. Is there a fix for this?

Can anyone recommend some good micro-ATX motherboards? I think I am leaning towards AMD as there seem to be more options for ECC RAM. I saw on these forums that B550's aren't recommended, but I cannot find many x570 mATX boards. Any recommendations would be appreciated. I haven't purchased the CPU yet, so I am still open to Intel if that's the best option. But I would like to get a CPU+MB combo that supports ECC RAM. I am currently considering the ASUS TUF GAMING B550M-PLUS, or the Asrock B550M PHANTOM GAMING 4. Both of these have 2 PCIe 4 x16 slots, but I think if one slot is used the other is only running at x4. I am wondering if I can still use an HBA card (LSI 9207) in one of those slots (a video card will be in the 1st x16). from what I understand the LSI needs a x8 slot, which I think neither of these boards have. So if that is a issue, what other mATX boards would you recommend?

Perfect. Thanks.

Ok, Thank you for your help. I am really new to unRAID and Linux. In fact, I have never used either before, so this is all quite a learning curve. I really don't know what it means or how to "pass through the Device to the container". I just know that this enables the application to use the hardware for transcoding. Just not sure exactly what steps I need to do.

Yes, I was thinking instead of buying another GPU, I could just use my Intel i5-9400. It would save me from having to purchase another card. Not sure which one would be easier to set up though - installing a new GPU and the Nvidia driver, or using the iGPU and pass through the device. Thanks for clarifying that I wont need to use the Nvidia driver if I go the iGPU route..

Another option I have is to use an Intel i5-9400 9th Gen cpu which has integrated video. I have one of these and a compatible MB which is currently not in use. Would this work with the Nvidia driver and unRAID?

Hi. I was going to use the card for transcoding video. Thanks for the info. I will see about getting a newer card.

Recently I installed the Nvidia-driver plugin. However, I only discovered after it was installed that it did not install the driver I needed for my older graphics card. So the Nvidia-driver plugin failed. I have a Quadro 2000, but the drivers the Nvidia-Driver plugin installs are for "newer" cards. None of the drivers it installs will work with my card. How do I uninstall the incorrect driver and reinstall the correct driver (I need 390.154)?

I am getting the error: "NVIDIA-SMI has failed because it couldn't communicate with the NVIDIA driver. Make sure that the latest NVIDIA driver is installed and running." I need to be able to install driver 377.83 for my Quadro 2000. How do I install this driver?

I think I discovered the problem and solution. I was using Robocopy on Windows 10 to copy my files over to the unRAID server. However Robocopy is known to cause the destination folder to become hidden as a result of it changing the folders attributes. Here is some info about this issue: https://www.mickputley.net/2013/10/robocopy-creates-folder-that-is-hidden.html Hope this helps someone else in the future.

Thanks. Changing the name didn't seem to help.

Just tried accessing the share from another Windows 10 Pro computer. It doesn't see the Tutorials folder either. It shows everything the other machine showed though. So I am thinking something must have happened to the Tutorials share.