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I replaced CPU and so far everything has been working as it should.

Server: Motherboard: ASRock B550M Pro4 2.71 BIOS 2x 16gb 3000mhz DDR4 RAM AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 5650GE 600w bronze PSU drives as stated below This Sunday, Unraid restarted itself. There was no power outage as my router still reported 60 days of uptime, but Unraid's syslog had record only from around 5 AM in the morning. Now Unraid not does not see one of my drives and shows only up to three of them - now let me explain myself after the drive list: All 4 drives are visible in BIOS and can be mounted/accessed in any live linux environment (for example SystemRescue) sda - 240gb sata ssd - cache sdb, sdc - 14tb sata hdd - array sdd - usb stick with live linux the image was taken from sde - embedded unraid usb stick nvme0n1 - 1tb nvme drive - array (yes, no parity drive, I live in a dangerous world) Now, Unraid can see only the sda, sdb and sdc (ssd and hdds), but not the nvme. If I move my nvme from the top motherboard slot to the bottom slot and boot Unraid, it now sees only one HDD, the SSD and the NVME, but not the second HDD. Pretty weird. After about four random restarts I did while investigating, Unraid suddenly picked up all four drives, which was bizarre, and I called it a day, since I way tired from it all. Its Monday, and the same issue happened, at 8 PM. No matter how many restarts I throw at it, nothing helps. I have had this setup for over a year, without hardware change or power outages that I would know of. What are your thoughts? Is motherboard failing? Maybe CPU? Maybe Unraid issue, since all drivers are visible and are mountable as RW in live environment other than Unraid? What should I do in my situation? How do I fix this? home-diagnostics-20240325-2201.zip

Having the same issue in windows - I have 60K~ folders with 2 files in a single folder B on array and writing another file into B folder next to the 60K folders is now so slow, that its transfering at speed of few hundred kilobytes. It's impossible to work with relatively big amounts of folders/files as the performance degrades significally. First 20k files were processed in about 1.5h, the next 40k are processing forth day. I have around 100k to go. I feel like its gonna take whole year. Is there a solution? I thought that I could use Unraid as archival software, but lately it seems like that wasn't a bright idea. Edit: And yes, creating another empty folder next to the folder B and outputting my processed files there is way faster. I would need to merge them later tho, which is still not a solution, but simple workaround.

No, default settings, so that would be SQLite

Got fresh NPM running. I can see the default welcome page and login page, but when try to login using the default username and password, i get error "Bad Gateway" What am I doing wrong ? I am accessing it via the 192.168.1.4:81

Hi, I am currently using RPi 4 for few things but as expected, it's getting slow and overall unusable because of the ARM architecture and RAM limitation. Also since everything runs on the same machine without docker images it's messy as hell and pain in the *** to recover stuff if anything happens when I tinker with it. Since it needs to be online 24/7 and the hdds will be used almost all the time I would like to minimize power consumption as much as possible while not crippling the overall performance (don't want the CPU to drag its feet around, because I set TDP to the lowest and underclocked it to oblivion) What I currently run: seafile + seahub server (acts both as file archival and active storage for music as NAS like) adguard home LAMP stack wireguard 3.5' 500gb system hdd and 3.5' 8tb data hdd (both external usb 3 drives) many small web services (like small personal sites, image grabbers, work related stuff, browser music player that taps into the seafile server) Now what I want to add on top: qbittorent with remote control and as NAS so I can access it music encoding gitlab and it's workers another 8tb drive (since I need at least 2 because of parity) or ->> use 4x 5tb 2.5' laptop drivers to lower power consumption a lot more of small web services (kind of need to, rather than want to) Since I don't plan to use VMs extensively (maybe from time to time setup some game servers for Factorio/Terraria) and I do not plan to use HW passthrough, I was thinking that I would just buy something like this ryzen 5800U nuc, slap in single stick of 16GB unbuffered ecc ram (if I can), plug to it's nvme pcie port converter for sata connections for more drives and enjoy the 2.5Gib network port as I can even remotely fully saturate it (yay for kinda fast internet) and when I would need to encode some videos, the iGPU would come in handy. This should keep the power consumtion to the minimum as it has basically laptop tier CPU rated for 10-25W TDP (adjustable, I would run it probably on 15W) Is it a bad idea ? Like would you be so kind to point out issues that may come up? If it's bad for my use case, any recommendations for relatively low power setup ? I was thinking of using ASRock X570D4U (it's expensive and probably utter overkill for my use case, but if I ever wanted to do more or upgrade it should be "easy" to do so) with my current ryzen 3600 once Zen 4 comes out this year.