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It looks like the system is probing for a DHCP address but not receiving one. This smacks of network problem. Login to your router and verify the DHCP server is on. Also check that link lights are on and go out when you unplug one end.

I mean to hook it up to your network as you intend to use it. Unplug router for a minute and plug it back in while you are at it. Edit:. Goal is to start fresh as far as networking is concerned.

Normal up the network side and connect one cable to any port not management. Delete the network.cfg under config and restart. Post a diagnostics after.

Does it behave the same if you run it in safe mode?

If remembering right go to br1 and uncheck it. (This may work for bond too). Sort of like releasing it for use. Then see if it's available to add to br0.

Can you put both to br0 then try bonding?

I would bet negligible difference in performance on a 1650 in an x4 slot.

Yes OR the SATA port you were using. Test out your SSD in another PC if possible. 13 years is a long life for a computer. If it is doing what you need it to do then leave it be. If not (which sounds to be the case now) Yes, replace it.

Yes. You can transfer your license to the new USB stick once it's all up and running on the trial. Then your old USB stick guid will get blacklisted when you do that.

Safest way?... Build your new server on a trial. Get things running steady. Migrate data from old to new server via network.

Sounds like a way to break something.

Those observations might be explained by your FireTV not maintaining a wifi connection. Can you use plex good from a hard wired PC or a wifi device with an unobstructed view to your AP?

Huh. Didn't see the plugins in diagnostic. Guess I need more practice reading through em. Glad you found the problem.

Try removing a memory stick and run it. Then swap to the other if it behaves the same.

Manually set your dns. Test with something like: 1.1.1.1 208.67.222.222 9.9.9.9 or 8.8.8.8 (if you don't fear the devil)

h2testw writes every sector of a drive. Not its intended purpose to clear data, but very simple and effective. Home site here.

Very peculiar scenario. Try disk settings Tunable (poll_attributes): 86400 That sets the polling to one time a day.

It's a fantastic question that I tried and failed to understand before. One would think that once the OS is installed that it don't need to access install media anymore. I hope somebody can get you a good answer as it will bring me a bit of closure too.

If you have space in your cache drive you might consider moving the isos directory there.

You are asking for a lot of information. I suggest some YouTube. Look for Spaceinvaderone. He has some really good starter tutorials; I think based on 6.9 but still really relevant. I recall another video for a docker container called home assistant in a box (or something like that) which looked really simple. I'm sure there are videos on frigate setups too.

segfault is not a good error to see. Your cpu may be dying. Is it by chance a 13 or 14 gen intel?

Yep. I would not be able to dissect logs well enough to isolate where the problem is. Have a look at the Dynamix Factory Reset plugin. You should be able to keep your array and pool and default the rest. See if it runs stable after that.

Googled the errors... Looks like maybe a bad drive. You could try and update the firmware in it. Possibly even reformat it (keeping 512 byte size). Both of these options will need to be done in a not unRAID environment. Maybe you could somehow use VMs ... Thinking aloud for that. Leave this up for a while and see if some bigger brains can deliver some better options than what I found.

Is the LSI in IT mode?

Sounds like a solid plan