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I'm using a FritzBox 6490 Cable. I think this one is able to wake up devices via the FritzBox Webinterface with Wake-on-LAN. So maybe your right and you might need a compatible router. But I figured out a pretty bad drawback. The write speeds to the server are okay (max. 70-100 MB/s), but the read speeds are a joke (max. 35-42 MB/s). And it seems to be a network related issue, cause copying files from one array drive to another works with fullspeed. The poor read speeds appear everywhere exactly the same, with SMB, FTP and NFS and it also doesn't matter which device reads from the server (tested with Windows 10, Android devices...). So it seems to be related to the RTL8111E LAN-Chip and/or the E-350 CPU. During writing the CPU load is almost 100% all the time. But during reading the load fluctuates quite much and averages at about 50-80% Any ideas how to enhance reading speeds? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Edit: 31.01.2022 The reason for the slow read speeds was definately using the "bridging" mode. Cause after choosing "no" for bridging under Network settings the read speeds increased from about 330 Mbit/s to 880 Mbit/s, and that's almost as fast as the write speeds. (All of these results were logged with "iperf3") Sadly the integrated HD 6310 graphic chip is way to slow for video transcoding via Jellyfin / Plex etc. Only 360p with 700Kbps seems to work without stuttering...

WOL works perfect, too. Even from a remote device from somewhere on the planet via WireGuard VPN. Yes, WOL ONLY works after a reboot of my server after adding this line to the "go" file in the "config" folder of the usb stick. ethtool -s eth0 wol g Cause otherwise, after each reboot, this value is reset back to "d" on my server. Strange.. I use a MSI E350IA-E45 Motherboard. @teroxSry, cannot help you with that, in my case the PCI-E Slot is blocked by a passive heatsink. So it can't be used at all. I can only use the iGPU (HD 6310), hoping that thing might be enough for basic video transcoding. So I'm always using the HDMI output of the motherboard and that works well.

WOW, amazing!! That worked like a charm. The system recovers from S3 perfectly fine now. I already thought I might need to buy a new system but you saved me. I can't thank you enough. 👏 Haven't checked WOL, but will do that later.

Hi, I just set up my first home-server and have a similar issue, cause I have an E-350 AMD Brazos CPU with integrated HD 6310 and cannot wake up properly from S3, cause there's no video signal, no WebGUI, no shares etc. This guy a few years ago solved the same problem that I have, but on Unraid 5, and so it seems that I need to build a custom kernel and add the radeon driver in there. Then it worked at least on Unraid 5 for him. Does anyone know how to do that for Unraid Release 6.9.2 ? Cause here it says, https://wiki.unraid.net/index.php/Building_a_custom_kernel "This page was created for unRAID v5 (32 bit), has NOT been updated for v6!!! If you wish to adapt it, you would need a current kernel to match your chosen unRAID release, 64 bit packages from Slackware 14.1 (I think!), and who knows what else!" Thank you very much