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The ± 10% is for max speed with low nose adapter. PWM is ± 20% min speed. There's also rounding since the fan speed % is based on 1-64. So for instance 31% & 32% would be the same value of 20. Then there's also some rounding in the actual calculation because of temp reading fluctuations. A rough example, temp readings can flip back and forth from 39° to 40° if you run ipmi-sensors every sec. So I implemented some rounding so it might not send a command till it differs ± 2°. This is so it's not constantly sending ipmi commands for virtually no change.

Try setting fan mode to Full Speed so the fans aren't controlled by the bmc at all. The pulsing along with the event logs is definitely a threshold problem. What exactly is the message from the event log? For my hard drives I have 2 Noctuas connected with their splitter set to 200/200/200 for FANA and fancontrol set 25/45@28%/100%. If it gets stuck again try using the Reset BMC button on the first page of settings. Maybe look back through the thread for X11 specific issue. I seem to remember some others having issues but don't remember if they solved them. Also you can try running the ipmi fan commands manually on FANA or FAN1234 and see if they stay or pulse. I can give you the ipmi raw commands.

It's added

I forgot there is a button to reset the bmc on the settings page. It hard resets the ipmi. But unless you connected via network settings it wouldn't work since something locally was messed up between bios and bmc. At least you got it sorted out.

First I would check that sensors still work from the Supermicro web page. Remove the plugin. Then delete the whole /root/.freeipmi directory. Rename or delete the /boot/config/plugins/ipmi directory. Then reboot. Check the log for any ipmi errors. Reinstall the plugin. Also you could try connecting to ipmi through network settings if you can't get local working again.

This had been more of an issue since I don't know when during the 6.4 dev cycle. Something with the native unRAID network just throws this off. So what I may end up doing is creating a docker. Here's a link to my personal docker git which you can add to the Docker Repositories/Template Repositories. https://github.com/dmacias72/docker-templates There is a speedtest docker in there that seems to give me better consistent results. UnRAID gives me a 25-26 ms ping and the docker is half that. It's a run and stop docker and the results will be in the docker log.

I'm not really sure. Other than changing settings might help.

I added a download button to the History page

Yes there's a setting Connect by IP address.

I added a setting to replace the built in terminal button with a command line button. I also added support for built in 6.4 certs so if you enable ssl in unRAID it will point to /etc/ssl/certs/unraid_bundle.pem. So this will work with the self signed or the letsencrypt cert. It will go to https://yourunraidhostkey.unraid.net:port

added httrack and updated borgbackup to 1.1.4

Doesn't sound like it was installed correctly. You could try installing manually by putting the url from the first post into the Plugins/Install Plugin page.

I use this one cause it's on the latest beta. Just save your site (unf file) from Settings/Maintenance/Download Backup then restore it in this one. You'd just have to copy over any config.gateway.json if you had some custom settings.

If it keeps happening try selecting the previous speedtest version 1.0.7 in settings

Did you try a manual test? Also try applying your settings again.

Should be fixed. I turn of cache.

I don't think this was the case here but on plugin install if there is no ipmi.cfg a default one is created IPMISELD="disable" IPMIPOLL="180" NETWORK="disable" LOCAL="disable" IPADDR="" USER="" PASSWORD="" DISP_SENSOR1="0" DISP_SENSOR2="0" DISP_SENSOR1="0" DISP_SENSOR2="0" LOADCFG="disable" IGNORE="" DIGNORE="" DASH="enable" DEVIGNORE="" DEVS="enable"

I'll check into it There's a strings-BSD in my unRAID

Thanks. It's always available here too in json format packages-desc or it's on the flash drive too in the plugin packages folder

I'll add it. just have to make a custom package

Have you tried removing the plugin completely. Plugin folder and plg file. Then install under 6.4. Then reboot to see if it still hangs. There maybe some problem when moving between 6.3 and 6.4. None of the 6.3 packages would be installed but maybe some other error. There could also be some usb flash problem. I had something similar where my nut plugin would lock up on reboot. Turned out my flash was going bad. So maybe all the 6.4 packages being downloaded may expose this.

Snapshots were originally include in the VM manager. It's still there in VMMachines.page but disabled. There were issues with snapshots and libvirt-php. I don't remember exactly what though. I think they might have disappeared but would still hold space in qcow.

Not sure why it wouldn't work on the new UPS. The can't find pid is normal since you couldn't get it running.

I added 5.26.1 for unRAID 6.4. Let me know if I can do more.

I see there's a 5.26.1 would updating to that help?I mean are they default packages you're updating?