Tommy B.

See screenshot. I have looked through the FAQs and nothing there.. Not sure unRaid moved information or not. Can you send me a link to it? I misspoke about the "exact" same error. Let me clarify. All the videos I have watched has said " it replace an array disk, stop the array, removed the disk from the slot that you want to replace, power down, replace drive, power up, put the new disk in the slot, start array, and the array should rebuild." Every time I have done that i get an error to the effects of "wrong array state" too many missing devices" and array will not start.. I have post about this in the forum somewhere but by the time it was asked for the diagnostic file, I had already had a work around.. All I am saying is that it doesn't seem to be as easy as the videos or the step through guide that I found on the unraid "how tos". I am still new to unraid so it can be user error.. There seems to be some part of the process missing..

I am having the same issue as the above poster. I always have this issue (with array or with a pool drive) when I go to replace a disk in the array with a larger one. It never works out like the guide instructions says. So far I have been able to work around it. But I would like to get to the bottom of it as one day I may not be able to do the work around. So when you say "erase" do you mean (see screenshots), actually click the erase button or do you mean go into the shares and remove all instances of the pool being called out there? I have exactly the same problem with an Array disk swap out. It seems to never work out as the instructions say it should be

Changing the XTML worked. I had to also change <address type='usb' bus='0' port='1'/> and <boot order='1'/>. I tried to map first but I never got that to work. Thanks for the HELP!

I am trying to troubleshoot an issue with two of my USB devices having the same hardware IDs and It will not like my Home Assistant VM start. I have checked out the this Forum and found someone with a similar issue with the error message "operation failed: mutliple USB devices for 1a86:55d4, Use to specify one" when I try to start my Home Assistant VM. These two devices are my z-wave stick and zigbee dongle. I installed the USB Manager plug-in and tried to follow the string here( UBS Manager). but found it hard to follow on how to correct my issue. I am new at deal with hardware issues like this. Attached are the two error messages. Is there a way to reassign/change the hardware ID? If I can not change this, how does other people get around this issue?

Thank you sir.. what a dumb oversight. One other issue has come up and I am sure it is something simple that I am over looking. I have a "isos" share set up and I have it set on public (as shown in the screenshot below) and the cache pool for the "isos" share is pointed to "cache_all" pool and the array storage location is on disk3 in a share called "isos". Even though Krusader shows the two isos that i do have downloaded in the "isos" share location: one of the isos are located in a totally different cache drive (cache_ssd). Is it obvious to one of you guys why this happened? i am sure this is some setting I have wrong again. Also, why doesn't the "isos" share show up as a SMB share like the rest of my shares as I have it set up to be public? is it because export is set to no " the share settings for "isos" share? Thanks for all the help.

I may trying to work with disks and user shares together, you would have to tell me from below. Unraid is definitely not working like I think it should. (probably user error) The main reason I want to build the server is to have a self contained media server/torrent machine while using a VPN along with a few other things using VMs. Here is what I want to happen: I want to download files to be the cache_torrent drive that has a share created named "torrent_Storage". I do not want these filed moved to my array via Unraid's mover. I have Emby installed and I want Emby's Auto Organizer to move the files from a "Completed_torrents" folder on the "torrent_Storage" share to the correct folder on a share called "holodeck" on disk1. I have "torrent_Storage" share set to "only" on the "Use cache pool" currently b/c i do not want mover to move these files for any reason on the cache_torrent drive or any share on that cache drive. (probably change the cache setting to "prefer" as ChatNoir suggest after I figure out whats going on here. Here is the file structure on the "torrent_Storage" share; but what is happening is when I copy or move a file to the "torrent_Storage" share, unraid is also copying the files to my array using the same file structure as the "torrent_Storage" share. Unraid is moving the data to a location on disk1 outside of my share "holodeck" on disk1. I am not really understanding what unraid is doing behind the scenes. Any help would be appreciated. I want to learn what I doing wrong here and how to correct my thinking about how Unraid works/should work. Let me know if more information is needed.

I am new to Unraid and Linux, in general. So some of the things that unraid is doing is throwing me off. It sounds like I am running to kinda the same issue as CS01-HS and I am not sure how to correct it or if it is even the same issue at all. Here is my use case; I have a cache pool that is set to "only" on the "Use cache pool". I have shares set up on this cache pool. I also have shares on my array. I am also using Krusader and sometimes I need to move files from the array to this cache pool. When do I this, it creates the same file and file structure on the array that is on my cache but outside of the shares on the array. I am unsure how to move files on the server (not using SMB) and not use Krusader to complete the task. I am running Unraid 6.9.2. It sounds like I need to move these files/directories from the array to the cache using a terminal window? If Unraid 6.10-rc3 can do the job, any idea when the release will be out for us to try out the file manager? The file manager seems like an awesome new feature.