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It's working now! Thank you so much

Do I need to power down the server and plug the USB into my Windows machine? Or is there an easy way to delete the file directly from Unraid?

Would going to Tools -> New Config accomplish the same thing? I'm not sure how to access the files on the USB. Is that the /data folder?

I set storage to Array -> Cache, saved, and then changed it back, followed by running the mover. I've attached the current setup and my diags nasbox-diagnostics-20250403-1445.zip

Hi all. I'm currently on a system with 2 parity drives, 9 storage drives, and one very small cache. I've order 2x2tb SSDs to pop into my array, and am trying to get things cleaned up before then. I have all my shares set to cache -> array, and have attempted to run the Mover multiple times. I have tried with and without the tuner plugin, but I just can't seem to make it work. Does anyone have any advice on what I can do? Also, I'm unsure how accurate this is, but I was reading that btrfs leads to more issues on a cache than other file system. Does anyone have suggestions on how I should format my new cache drives? nasbox-diagnostics-20250403-1011.zip

Oh man, I hadn't considered that appdata had ballooned to be the share that was too big. I've adjusted that to move the array and started the mover. I'll figure out how to set a minimum amount of free space for the cache as well. Is there a good app to clean up the appdata folder? I feel like it's become cluttered with old docker images that I'm not using.

Hi all, So a little while ago the CMOS batter on my motherboard died, leading to my SATA controller dying. I believe that this lead to some corruption of my system, but I don't know how to fix it. I'm unable to get the mover to clear my cache, and many of my applications are giving me errors regarding a lack of disk space. Do I need to go scorched earth and redo everything? Some help would be greatly appreciated nasbox-diagnostics-20240604-1614.zip

The two disks are both still unable to be added, even after checking their filesystems. Should I rebuild the drives, or do I have other options first? I believe these drives got corrupted when the SATA controller originally failed

Okay, I ran check on both drives. I got them to the point where both are able to get through all the steps of check and then be "done". I'm still unable to mount the drives in my array for some reason nasbox-diagnostics-20240531-1343.zip

Okay, I took apart my system, cleaned it, and put it all back together. Everything boots now, but the system is saying that two of my drives are unmountable. Any suggestions? nasbox-diagnostics-20240531-1239.zip

I powered down the system to check all the cable connections, and now I can't seem to even get into Unraid anymore. Is there a way for me to run diagnostics on the USB drive?

Any help would be appreciated, I'm not sure what to do nasbox-diagnostics-20240530-2308.zip

Thank you both! I will try replacing the cables today. I appreciate the help.

I have no idea why my parity check is taking so long. Anyone have an idea of what's causing such a huge amount of time? nasbox-diagnostics-20210125-1755.zip