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I don't download to iOS devices often, but also have seen this before. I found it does not like when you queue several files to do at once. I would try cancelling the Waiting movie, then retrying again, only that one movie.

Seeing as they are currently selling retail for $300+ USD and not much less on eBay, I would say - stay away. If it seems too good to be true... As you wrote in the beginning - prices are currently crazy. It won't be getting better anytime soon.

In your original post the screenshot showed your array writes to be just over 50MB/s, which I replied is pretty typical (and aligned with what I see on my server). Ignoring what AI told you (as its answer doesn't directly answer what you are seeing), 20MB/s is not typical. Things that can influence this are other activity taking place on the array (reads or writes from another source/application) or something related to your source (you mention coming from a VM). I would try copying a fairly large file internally on the server, such as from a pool drive (SSD/NVMe) to the array, using the native Unraid file utilities. This would help narrow down if the issue is you array or the mechanism trying to copy data.

Some routers have security applications which do port scanning and attempt to log in to open ports. Usually with simple user names (boot, admin, etc). Worth a quick check if your router does this.

An unfortunate truth. 🙁

He just added to his repository this week

While I do have trust in the work which @dlandon provides the Unraid community, I am in agreement with @MowMdown 's concerns. If this was some random plugin, I would recommend not installing a plugin from outside the vetted Unraid Community Apps. But the Unassigned Devices suite of plugins are pretty much essential to most Unraid users. Now that @limetech is the owner/author of these plugins (due to unfortunate circumstances) I would hope that, in the future, they would check that any ancillary programs test okay without any breaking changes before releasing OS updates. If issues are found, they should make any required updates and release them to the CA, and perhaps even add these to the plugin checker which runs during the update process.

No. "Parity disk" implies that it is part of an Array. Pools and Array require an error free connection to all disks, something that can't be guaranteed by USB connected drives.

Well, then I got nothing. At least you have 2 less possible causes.

Haven't had an issue here. Suggest clearing cache and maybe cookies.

Between both servers, roughly $96,000 USD worth.

Parity is not a backup. Parity is a useful function to allow reconstruction/replacement of a failed drive while providing some HA (High Availability) of the server during array repair. But a proper backup is the only thing that will truly prevent data loss.

No matter which version of Unraid you are running, you need to select the correct version of Nvidia driver. This is due to how Nvidia fractured their drivers, in support of new Products and making others End Of Life. Fortunately, the Nvidia Plugin allows you to select the proper one (at least for every version of 7.x.x). At the time of this post: v580.x - For Pascal (such as P400) and older, though some Docker containers no longer support cards older than Pascal. These are all EOL. v595.x thru v610.x - Turing through RTX (except RTX 50 Series) Open Source Branch - RTX 50 Series

New trial needs new flash drive.