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I have just swapped my unraid installation to an Aoostar R7 with AMD Ryzen 7 5700U, which has 32Gb RAM. Fix Common Problems keeps detecting out of memory errors. I do have a number of Docker containers running (including Frigate with a USB coral TPU), but no VMs. Please see attached diagnostics, any help gratefully recieved. In initially when i moved my installation i had some issues with the system locking up and becoming unresponsive, since I changed the P state settings in the BIOS this seems to have stopped.. betty-diagnostics-20240206-1643.zip

I followed the instructions to rebuild onto itself and the drive is now working again. I will have to wait and see if it continues to work OK.

Thank you for the quick reply. I absolutely understand the caution of not using USB devices, it suits the use case I have, and up until now it has been reliable(enough). The fact I can rebuild my array (hopefully) from the parity drive means UNRAID has fulfilled what i need from it which is to have the data protected and have access to the docker containers, scripts and VM hosting, it really can't be beaten. I have a fully pimped UNRAID server with SATA drives and NVME Cache which works great also, i just can't afford to run it 24/7 so I run this as a lightweight server and its been great, and I am learning as I go. I will rebuild and see how I get on.

I am running Unraid 6.12.0-rc6 on a Alderlake Fanless 1235U PC. I have just migrated a setup to this new server and run it for 48 hours with no problems. Due to its small size and lack of internal drive bays I am running two USB 3 External 4TB spinning drives. I have run it previously on an Intel NUC and it worked well and reliably for over 12 months, more lately with 6.12.0.rc6. I came home yesterday to a 'disk is disabled' error on the data disk and am confused as to what to do next. I have rebooted to no avail and taken the array offline to see if there is an error. I have run extended smart test on the drive which it passed. I have read the storage management page on the UNRAID docs but am unsure whether I should be attempting to rebuild onto itself (as it appears to not have 'failed') or replace the drive. I have a parity drive so I should be able to replace the data drive without losing my data, but would value some advice. I have tried replacing the cables but with no change. Should I replace the drive or attempt to build onto itself. Any help greatly appreciated. betty-diagnostics-20230523-0912.zip betty-smart-20230523-0934.zip