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@JorgeB it's probably indeed an issue with Plex or my Unifi-controller. But after the hard-reboot the vfio-pci.cfg file wasn' working correctly anymore, that's why it didn't boot. Thanks for the help!

Since about a week my Unraid server loads up to 100% of its CPU capacity from time to time. About an hour ago I checked it and downloaded the diagnostics. After a reboot I can't even SSH into the machine anymore. I was hoping someone's able to help me figure out how to pinpoint possible issues in the diagnostics files. I have the following setup: An ASRock AB350M Pro4 R2.0 motherboard (most topics cover the non-r2.0 version) A Ryzen 5 1600 CPU A Pure Power 11 400W PSU 2x8Gb G.Skill DDR4 3200Mhz RAM An MSI Geforce GT710 GPU A Samsung M.2 SSD 980 2x4Tb WD Red HDD's diagnostics-20230315-2219.zip

I can do this, but only when the system is running, before it crashes. Is that useful?

Hi I'm having issues with my setup for Unraid, every few hours my system freezes. I can't access the Web GUI or SSH into the machine anymore and connecting a monitor to the server doesn't show anything, the only thing I can really do is a hard reset each time and then it runs for an hour or so. I have the following setup: - An ASRock AB350M Pro4 R2.0 motherboard (most topics cover the non-r2.0 version) - A Ryzen 5 1600 CPU - A Pure Power 11 400W PSU - 2x8Gb G.Skill DDR4 3200Mhz RAM - An MSI Geforce GT710 GPU - A Samsung M.2 SSD 980 - 2x4Tb WD Red HDD's The motherboard came with BIOS version 2.00 installed, so I tried downgrading to version 1.40 since they don't recommend using version 2.00 with a Pinnacle Ridge CPU. When that didn't work I updated my BIOS again to 2.00 and tried some things I read in similar topics: - Set `Global C-state Control` to disabled - Set `Power Supply Idle Control` to `Typical Current Idle` But then it became even worse.