Solutions
-
gyto6's post in Can I pass through a SATA controller to a VM to do an Firmware Update? was marked as the answerRemove the drives then?
Else, you can use a liveUSB stick to boot on Windows directly.
-
gyto6's post in Your server has detected hardware errors was marked as the answerNov 20 16:29:08 Pasiv root: Fix Common Problems: Error: Machine Check Events detected on your server
Nov 20 16:29:08 Pasiv root: mcelog: ERROR: AMD Processor family 23: mcelog does not support this processor. Please use the edac_mce_amd module instead.
Nov 20 16:29:08 Pasiv root: CPU is unsupported
May you proceed an upgrade to your BIOS?
It's a false positive seemly and may concerns Intel drivers used: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/72419-amd-processor-family-21-mcelog-does-not-support-processor/#findComment-897783
PS : I've concern regarding your zfs cache pool, but that's another matter.
-
gyto6's post in Unraid no starting after reboot was marked as the answerRecreate without any data, boot, and check.
-
gyto6's post in Unraid 7.2.0 - FROM ZFS COMPRESS TO BTFRS. IT'S POSSIBLE? was marked as the answerzfs set compression=none pool -r
zfs rewrite -rv pool
zfs rewrite -rv /mnt/pool
Regarding ARC, this implies that you must keep a zfs pool with datas on it to be kept in RAM for read cache when a file is read/written.