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Yep, seeing the same thing. With both spinning HDD (spun up) and SATA SSD. No NVMe in this server to try.

Maybe you can print out some stickers, and stick them on your monitor... 🫣

The HORROR!!!! 😱

Yes he did. I didn't notice, but just checked. I had not noticed, as I had the banner image turned off on my backup/test server when it was broken last time.

Forgot to send Squid his monthly check again? 😜

Feedback from another user whom wasn't impacted, but glad to see Limetech provide a security release as promised for those who purchased an earlier version.

Nvidia doesn't care about anyone's consumer GPU. The writing has been written on the wall for some time now that Pascal based cards were not much longer for this world. It has been about a year (Oct 31, 2025) that Nvidia dropped active support of Pascal based cards, and generally have been less focused on Linux drivers than the higher volume of users running Windows. Combined with the drivers available with Unraid need to be compiled for the specific kernel in each revision and that the man mostly responsible for all of this even existing for Unraid has moved on from the platform, it is difficult to say how this will play out in the future. But it doesn't look good for anyone running Pascal based GPUs. This is why I upgraded this year to a RTX A400 from the Quadro P400 I had in my primary server. I could had bought a T400, but that is only a couple of years away from also becoming EOL.

Just as nature abhors a vacuum, data abhors free space in a storage stack. As I double (then double again) the size of my arrays, they always seem to find things to fill them up.

nvidia-smi -pm 1 was deprecated several years ago. The preferred way is to use nvidia-persistenced. I have it in a bash script that runs at array startup.

Looking at these pics is a time machine flashback. Think your flux capacitor looks a bit dusty. 😆

Assuming one uses Connect. Which many chose not to do. It's nice that Limetech is attempting to make many enhancements to Unraid, but I fear that they have taken on more than they can handle. The change in their licensing schema has them now supporting several paths of 7.x versions of Unraid. Unraid 8.0 will be a monumental change, one which they don't seem to have the resources to regression test nor user acceptance testing to perform. This will become even more an issue with all of the community provided add-ons, which is one of Unraid's biggest features. Using this breaking change as an example, for whatever reason they decided to change the output of one of their functions which in turn caused the issue with this plugin. Developers generally follow the rule where you don't mess with the format of the input or output of a function - everything you do inside the function is fair game to mess with. Not LT - Not our code, not our problem. Let's see how many community devs decide to rework their code with the rollout of Unraid 8.0. We are already seeing some either abandoning their projects and/or moving on to other platforms. I have to say, it is a bit concerning to me... @tiffanyj @SpencerJ

I had a similar issue a few years back. See my post, and the solution ich777's provided in the post that follows it:

First, I am relieved that your absence this past month was by choice and not due to some less pleasant reason. It was noted by me, and was concerning. I do wish to thank you for all of the help you have provided me over the years. From the time I built my first Unraid system 5 years ago until now, you have been a wonderful resource for me and countless others. You have always impressed me with your willingness to assist answering questions and solving problems, always in a friendly, patient and calm manner. You will be missed, both by me as well as many others from the Unraid community. I am happy you have new projects to enjoy and learn from. Best wishes to you on the road ahead. Drop in occasionally and say hello.

You would be better off asking in the General Support subforum. https://forums.unraid.net/forum/55-general-support/

@ich777 - Good to see you. Hope the time away was for a restful and enjoyable holiday.