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I should add that I am using the X7SPE-HF-D525 version of this board, not the X7SPA-HF. I also have the latest BIOS loaded which seems to manage the fan itself - there does not seem to be a way of turning off BIOS control so I have it 100% at the moment.
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I have the following code block in my /boot/config/go script
# enable fan speed control
cp /boot/config/sensors3.conf /etc/
/usr/bin/sensors -s
In the original post [#1] it just said run this script from crontab. Here there seems to be some sensors config needed? I ran "sensors" and the response I get is "no sensors found!" I am running 5b12a. Can someone point me in the right direction please? Thanks, Dan
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Awesome - thanks Aiden that is the encouragement I was looking for.
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For the folks who are actually using the HW defined: X7SPA-HF and Fractal Array case. Are you running UnRaid 4.7 or one of the new 5 betas? Will the scripts in this thread work the same on both releases? I am planning building this exact system and am thinking about starting right off on the latest 5 beta. Cheers!
Just asking this question one more time - is anyone running 5b12a on this platform? If so, any issues? I am building a brand new array and trying to decide if I start with 4.7 or jump straight to the 5b12a version.
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Mine are
Tunable (md_num_stripes): 2784
Tunable (md_write_limit): 1536
Tunable (md_sync_window): 576
I also adjusted kernel tunings to.
vm.dirty_expire_centisecs = 100
vm.dirty_writeback_centisecs = 50
vm.dirty_ratio = 10
vm.dirty_background_ratio = 5
vm.vfs_cache_pressure = 10
What I get is a burst caching of data up to 1GB at almost 60MB/s.
After that it slowly drops off to around 30MB/s as the cache starts filling.
But for average user files, I get high speed burst out of my machine onto the file server.
WeeboTech - is this on the server in your signature (8gb RAM)? Anyone have recommended setting for 6 disks. 4gb RAM?
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The case is awesome and it will easily fit the larger "E" version boards if you want to that route. If I knew that i'd have used the E 525 version. Oh well...
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For the folks who are actually using the HW defined: X7SPA-HF and Fractal Array case. Are you running UnRaid 4.7 or one of the new 5 betas? Will the scripts in this thread work the same on both releases? I am planning building this exact system and am thinking about starting right off on the latest 5 beta. Cheers!
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Beta 8 was mentioned a while back ...
Holding breath
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Good points thanks.
Bummer... but thanks.
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Dumb question but since you have already compiled it for 4.5b7 couldn't you just share the compiled version via a torrent or rapidhsare or something so the rest of the community (or maybe just me ) could simply download it and put it in /packages and run it via the go script?
I gues what I'm getting at is only one of us should have to go through the pain of compiling it - or do we need a new kernel as well? (since you mentioned having to compile the kernel)
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Thanks lewcass and Joe l. for the help!
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Can someone show me how to load bwm-ng from the go script? I don't use unmenu...
I suppose I create a new /boot/applications/ or /boot/packages
Drop the files for bwm-ng in there (where do you get them?)
and then start via go script
But if anyone has done this and could post specifics it would be much appreciated.
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I know how to cp the new conf file but do you need to restart the vsftp daemon? if so, how?
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Very interested! ;D ;D ;D ;D
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I know it's "on the list" but I thought I'd vote with my fingers....
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I had to revert back to 4.1. With 4.2.1 my Sonos system could never connect to the library - I kept getting a UPNP error. FWIW 4.1 works great.
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MD1500/LL - DROOL....
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I originally built my box using the ASUS P5PE-VM - which after a few weeks the network port failed (see other thread in this forum). Instead of simply replacing it I bought this motherboard instead. So far it seems to work quite well and with four on-board SATA ports and one promise SATA controller you have 8 SATA II ports, and adding one more promise controller will get you up to 12.
There is a thread in the Hardware forum about the "Ultimate" un-raid server that tipped me off to it. Seems to work really well. (knock wood)
ASUS P5LD2-VM R2.0
$91.18 at Buy.com with Google Checkout
Motherboard Capabilities:
4 Onboard Serial ATA II (300MB/s) Ports - Recognized by unRAID
4 PATA Drives Can be Added Onboard (If you want a mixed system)
Dual Channel DDR2 Memory Support (DDR2 667)
ICH7 I/O
Supports Intel 775 Pentium 4 through Core2Duo CPUs
Intel Pro Gigabit LAN
Intel 950 Integrated Graphics (DirectX 9)
PCI Express 16x Slot
HD Audio
More advanced Intel 945G Chipset
8 USB 2.0 Ports
ASUS CrashFree BIOS2
Q-Fan automatic fan RPM control in BIOS (Quiet Operation)
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Mine just died as well - took about a month. Anyone have a good NIC card they recommend?
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I went big because I want to try to only run one power supply - currently running six drives off of it. The main thing for me was dual 12v rails @ 18 amps each and I have always like Seasonic quality and quietness.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817151025
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I upgraded my power supply and re-seated the cables - no errors now for weeks.
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Crap - I just bought this MB. Hope it fares OK.
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With the new business model I would suggest a LOT more help with recommened components, how to's, etc. The ability to do a quick pick list of readily available, inexpensive but good, componenets and advice on how to hook stuff up would be really helpful and should mate well with the new approach.
The current recommended list is pretty out of date and one has to really comb the forum for build advice. It's challenging...
X7SPA-HF based small (perfect) server build
in Unraid Compulsive Design
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root@Tower:~# sensors
No sensors found!
Make sure you loaded all the kernel drivers you need.
Try sensors-detect to find out which these are.
root@Tower:~# sensors-detect
-bash: /usr/sbin/sensors-detect: /usr/bin/perl: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
root@Tower:~#