I bought a LSI SAS 9300-16i from aliexpress and I have to say that I have no problem so far. I have 16 drives connected to it. However, I had to mount a fan on the heatsink. I miss the temperature monitoring of that controller. I'll have to look somewhere to see how to do that.
And how would I be able to connect 20 disks to this motherboard ? But what can I replace it with? I don't want to buy a new setup, I built this one about a year ago.
I checked the cables and eventually replaced the disk, parity stuck at 47% with a full log, I couldn't help but restart the server even canceling parity didn't help. In the log there was a problem with disk 1 which had 8mil. errors on it from parity check. i checked the cables again and found a problem with the molex cable, fixed it had a sync. done and fine and this morning disk 3 disconnected... so i repaired the cables and now i'm counting parity again. The diagnostics file is before the last cable check.
aelothtower-diagnostics-20240226-2115.zip
This container doesn't have any GUI, if you want to look at it, it's pk1057/veeam12 on DockerHub. I have Root Privileges set, I have strong passwords there too, hopefully that will be enough, the container will only work on a local network in a home environment.
The change may have been historical, to me it was a container that is not in Apps but in dockerhub, it is a container that should help with backups using Veeam but I need it to have access to /mnt to be able to backup to unassigned drives. However I was struggling with the container not wanting to mount /mnt, eventually solved by reinstalling the container. But I fixed the permissions on /mnt as they should be and so far no container or plugin has changed it. I hope it's ok now.
I don't have the option to run in safe mode at the moment, that won't happen until tomorrow/the day after. However, shouldn't it be a problem to change them now?? chgrp root /mnt && chown root /mnt
What permissions should the /mnt folder have?? I'm solving one container where I want it to have access to /mnt and I currently have the permissions (see image). And I don't want a security problem.
Hello, I would like to ask how to write to syslinux config... meaning the shape of the write.
kernel /bzimage
append initrd=/bzroot pcie_aspm=off
append initrd=/bzroot unraidcgroup2
is this the correct form of notation? or should it be written differently?
for example:
kernel /bzimage append initrd=/bzroot pcie_aspm=off unraidcgroup2
Thanks for the answers.
What I meant to say is that these two folders are there and were originally visible (in my opinion) in the move/copy dialog of DynamixFileManager. But there is no point in dwelling on that. The main idea @dopeytree understood.
According to me it was possible, but the user shares were hidden under the user and user0 directory, if I remember correctly. It is also possible that I am wrong.
If you are copying/moving from (Shares), Shares will be displayed, if you are copying/moving from (Main), Disks will be displayed. But yes, user and user0 have disappeared here.