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Exes started following Unraid server keeps randomly rebooting , VirtioFS Support Page , I built a ESP32 Based Unraid Dashboard/. and 3 others
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I built a ESP32 Based Unraid Dashboard/.
This is sick!
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[Support] binhex - Seerr
I unfortunately do not. They are merging code bases, so I imagine they are working out all the kinks
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[Support] binhex - Seerr
They are using a separate branch. It's still technically the old version
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[Plugin] Theme Engine - a webGui styler
I thought @Squid said they forked it?
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Unraid server keeps randomly rebooting
Thanks guys I will retest again
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How to find and stop "Job Running" that prevents me from working within the file manager
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Unraid server keeps randomly rebooting
I am at my wits end, my server randomly reboots and I'm not sure why. Posting diagnostics shortly after it rebooted and the logs leading up cd1git-unraid-diagnostics-20250329-1613.zip unraid logs.txt
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Accidentally hit the plug on a drive and now it's disabled, how can I remove that without completely rebuilding the drive?
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Accidentally hit the plug on a drive and now it's disabled, how can I remove that without completely rebuilding the drive?
The drive is going bad or something, it just disabled again even after I switched cables. Would I be fucking myself over if I bought a new one?
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Accidentally hit the plug on a drive and now it's disabled, how can I remove that without completely rebuilding the drive?
You mean because it wrote that to parity? It was fine (from what I could tell) until I accidentally hit the power cable. I tried the xfs_repair and it didn't get past phase 1, something about not enough super blocks Edit: My parity check was before all of that happened too
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Accidentally hit the plug on a drive and now it's disabled, how can I remove that without completely rebuilding the drive?
I still have the replacement plan from Best Buy, I could just get a new drive tomorrow if that'd be the safest idea haha
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Accidentally hit the plug on a drive and now it's disabled, how can I remove that without completely rebuilding the drive?
These are both the shucked Western Digital 14 TB drives but I get your point
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Accidentally hit the plug on a drive and now it's disabled, how can I remove that without completely rebuilding the drive?
Out of curiosity, I do have another drive that I was pulling stuff off of that is the same size. If I replace the Drive1, would that be a better idea?
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Accidentally hit the plug on a drive and now it's disabled, how can I remove that without completely rebuilding the drive?
Running now
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Accidentally hit the plug on a drive and now it's disabled, how can I remove that without completely rebuilding the drive?
Ah just saw this, can you let me know what I should do regarding my last post?