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I removed Mover Tuning and removed the new lines from the go file and it works now. bmartino1 Thanks for your help. I wouldn't have known to was a bug without you.

I am using Beta 4 but this did not seem to solve my problem! I saw that Removing Mover tuning would fix the problem. Do I need to those line I add to the go file if I remove Mover Tuning?

I recently upgraded my server with a new Motherboard, Processor, Etc. Because the new motherboard has M.2 slots I also upgraded my Cache pool drive to a 1TB NVME Drive. I thought everything was fine until I had an incident where my Cache drive filled up. It was then that I realized that Mover isn’t working. I have not been able to get Mover to start no matter what I have tried. I have tried to troubleshoot this problem online but there seems to have been a recent change to the mover settings page and the advice on how to trouble shoot this problem is based on the old screens. Any help trouble shooting this problem would be appreciated. I have included a troubleshooting file and the shares in question are pretty much all of them. enterprise-diagnostics-20241120-1622.zip

Finally came to the cause of this problem! Appears to have been a failing Power Supply! was using an ancient Corsair HX750 that actually tests fine and I am using it in a different machine. I installed a new RM850X and have not had a single problem since! I really didn't think it was hardware just goes to show don't overthink it!

I am trying to create a totally passed through Windows 11 VM. I am passing through all of the necessary hardware, Video, Sata, and Usb! I got real excited at first because it booted right up into Windows 11 setup, found the SSD and installed perfectly. The problem came on reboot which it would not do. I found references to using the Clover Boot Loader like a Hackintosh but also found a page here in the forum that says that is deprecated and Unraid should have this ability built in now. This was for the purpose of booting from a NVME SSD which I am not doing. Mine is just a JMicron JMB362 controller. Is trying a different controller a possibility? Does it matter what controller i have or should it work with all? Any help will be appreciated!

The group is is not split up enough! Go to settings, VM Manager, Advanced view and turn on PCIe ACS Override! Do not just go strait to both only use what you need to to get your video card in it's own IOMMU Group. Turn off your VM's and Containers because you will be doing lots of rebooting!

I was having a similar problem that turned out to be failing power supply. It tested OK but as soon as I put a new one in the problem went away!

Was working good for a few days and just had a crash. Last line of Syslog: Nov 19 04:09:20 Enterprise emhttpd: shcmd (96): /usr/local/sbin/mover &> /dev/null & does this mean the problem is with mover?

Thank You Done! I'll upload again after the next reboot.

I am having a Reoccurring problem with my Server where I will look at my dashboard and notice that it has rebooted itself at some point since I last looked at it. The motherboard is not set to boot at power on so I believe the OS itself is responsible! This always causes a parity check on reboot which I don't like because of added ware and tear on my hard drives. The part that really worries me is that there are always bunches of sync errors found. All the smart data on my Hard drives shows up OK. I have looked at all the logs I can find and have not seen anything that stands out to me. (it would probably have to say "Here is you problem" for me to recognize it. The only helpful thing I can add is that I recently had my Cache SSD fail! I has able to get the server back up with the use of backups and everything is working seemingly better because I installed a bigger faster drive. I did not notice the reboot problem before I replaced the SSD. Is there anything I could have done wrong! My Linux skills aren't great I would call myself a talented script kitty so please be gentle! enterprise-diagnostics-20211113-1543.zip