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Could do New Config and assign the original drives. This will want the parity to build after. Possibly other options that I can't think of.

I have not used it, but Unraid sees the built in wifi in my gigabyte trx40 master.

Try a different USB plug/header maybe? Can't hurt.

I would add whatever disks you want to add all in one shot. Migrate the data to the disks you want to keep. Remove the old disks, then do the New Config bit with your remaining new/large disks. Then eat the parity build that follows.

Do you see the card in your bios? If not, it's likely junk.

did you access using name initial setup name? http://tower I believe.

Firewall alias for VPN gateway. Drop your IP address for those containers in that alias. Set rule for that alias to go to gateway VPN IP.

I started with this guy's videos: https://m.youtube.com/@SpaceinvaderOne I don't think I could have gotten into Unraid without his videos.

The settings can be configured individually. Check there. Main > Disk ##

A riser cable and a SATA expander (I've read they are recommended against) might get you there.

Try adding parallel streams. iperf3 -c 192.168.10.1 -P 10

I think confused with the share mapping. If you have all disks allowed on both shares, then your data is not moving disks, just the map to access the data. Set your shares to access different disk(s) and try again. Ex: share1 for personal files mapped to drive1. Share2 mapped to all except drive1. Can either assign drives 2-# or use excluded disks on the share settings. Then move it all where it belongs and see if that does the truck. Hope it helps.

Look for Intel x540 online. Can easily find 2 port 10Gb < $30. Works like a champ.

I did not notice if you tried disabling all the power saving options in the lsi card. If you get to the point of going through the cost and trouble of replacing, highly recommend turning off those settings first; let unraid manage that. Done kicking that horse now. Best of luck.

Short answer -No, they do not match for me. Pulled this file for cache pool (attached) ... diskUUID="" Here's the scrub section: UUID: c5ef186b-86ad-43c8-a9f8-878617df410d no stats available Total to scrub: 90.33GiB Rate: 0.00B/s Error summary: no errors found main_cache.cfg

To answer what I can... Yes, I spin up my drives to access movies and tv shows. It takes a couple moments to go at first but then it's fine. When binging tv shows they roll from EP to EP without any pause as long as you have your 'split level' done right under the share setting.

That's a real head scratcher. The positive I've gotten from dealing with this is that I was forced to reassign nics via command line at one point so I could access it remotely via gui. I subsequently learned something... Lame.

Go to settings and disable your docker and VMs. Then go into settings network and set that up either with static or DHCP addresses, gateway, DNS. If that is not where the problem resides, the pros will want to see your diagnostics so they can delve deeper.

I like using a single rail power supply. Think my Unraid is a beQuiet brand. Also partial to FSP but not sure they are even making anymore.

Hope you get it sorted out. Had symptoms just like that which turned out to be my Adaptec flavored card. Curious to know what it is once you isolate it.

Check your controller (HBA) settings and turn off all your disk power save options within that LSI controller. Let Unraid manage it. If you are running some RAID array on the controller, those drives will remain spun up as Unraid will not be able to control those drives within the controller's array individually. Hope this helps.

I believe you can proceed. Here is how I understand that image. With the parity sorted out and the array disks assigned even in a different order, what will be overwritten is the parity drive only. The data on Disks 1-7 will remain intact. I understand your angst so in your shoes, I would wait for one of the pros to swing by and give a final look at it. edited cause it read funny.

After that, you can remove your 'Movies1', 'MoviesCurrent' shares etc. That will leave you just a 'Media' directory that you can map into from other devices.

Seems clear to me the answer is either: A) 'I don't know.' B) ' I know, but you will not like my answer so I will not answer.'

Hello, I am playing around with this, big TY to TQ (and Squid for the accompanying script). When testing the docker ClamAV I view <docker logs ClamAV> and get the scan summary with the tested directory as explained early in the thread. I see the correct number of files scanned. I set the container to scan a different dir and I get the same correct results as well. Everything seems to be working great. My question: Why is it that during the scan, the disk(s) on my array do not spin up for this activity? I am 100% sure the files are on certain HDDs and not cached. This is causing my brain to blue screen.