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Seems to be sorted now, thanks.

I have been experiencing the same. Nothing in logs either. Binhex Plexpass has also been doing it. Other dockers have been fine. Only since most recent updates.

Thanks for this. I've also noticed over the last few days both my Binhex Dockers (Plexpass and sabnzbd) have been randomly stopping on their own and it's been driving me mad. I've just installed the most recently update for Plex. Fingers crossed that solves it.

Thanks. I thought that might be the case. Is there any thorough or definitive means of testing it, to be sure?

I've been diagnosing some issues on my server today regarding slow docker update downloads. During this time I've had to reboot the server due to the WebUI getting stuck on the downloading window and becoming unresponsive. I'll link to that thread below, as that has a different set of diagnostics: One of the reboots didn't go so well. When I managed to get into the WebUI is was very slow and I saw a message pop up stating the USB drive was corrupted. The whole system became unresponsive so I did a hard reset. After the hard reset, Unraid loaded up fine and the array started. It started a parity check due to the non-graceful shutdown. I then saw the corrupted message appear at the top of the screen again and then it disappeared. Everything on the server still seems to be running perfectly fine other than the download issue I'm having. I have a spare USB as I had the foresight to buy two when I initially set up unraid. I would like to know: 1. How can I test that my USB is actually corrupted or faulty, considering everything is now up and running and the error has gone? 2. If I need to replace it, how should I go about it? Diag attached. Thanks. zion-diagnostics-20250502-1513.zip

Thanks. I've an interesting development... I just downloaded 2 docker apps (pihole and handbrake) with no speed issues whatsoever. I then tried downloading nextcloud again and the same thing happened - The download was very slow and the UI froze up, so it only appears to be certain apps that are having this problem??

The idea of deleting the docker image makes me uncomfortable. What would this achieve or test? I spent 4+ hours customising my Plex server artwork etc and don't want to risk having to do all that again. Could the previous pi-hole installation have messed anything up?

I don't think it's the same issue. Everything works perfectly fine including startup/shutdown of dockers. It's just the download speed and hanging of UI at the same time. I don't have any other pools. Would deleting my docker image delete my Plex server?

I just tried downloading the Nextcloud container and now my entire WebUI is completely frozen whilst I wait for the download to complete. I can't do anything with it, not even open a console window. Help

I have an issue that started today on my Unraid Server. When downloading new apps or updating docker containers, the "Pulling fs layer.Downloading" is taking forever. I have a gigabit connection and my download speeds within docker containers such as sabnzbd are fine, it's just the updates themselves are like I'm on dial-up. I have recently been downloading and trying new dockers, one of which was pihole, but I ultimately removed it because I didn't want it. The only other dockers I have downloaded recently from memory are Scrutiny and Krusader. I have Plex, Sabnzbd, Scrutiny & Krusader. What do I need to check to get this back to normal? Thanks. zion-diagnostics-20250502-1303.zip

Can close this thread. I resolved my half speed issue by updating to 6.12.3. Bridging is re-enabled.

Hi there. I'm currently using 6.9.2 and purchased a 2.5gbe switch. I connected my PC and NAS up to it and both immediately recognised the new 2.5gbe speeds using their Realtek 8125 NICs. When copying files to my unRAID cache from my Windows PC I was getting full 2.37 Gbits/s speed. However when copying files from my unRAID cache to my Windows PC I was only getting 1.14 Gbits/sec. I had a quick look online but couldn't find a proper solution. In the end I disabled bridging under the network settings and bam, now I get full speed in both directions. I haven't changed anything else. I would like to know: a) Is this a bug, or expected? b) What are the downsides, if any, of disabling bridging? My docker container still seems to work ok. Thanks.

Thanks. Probably not worth it in this case. I can only go so far. Do you know when I'll be able to use v2.14 of powertop that supports my CPU?

How much more efficient are we talking? If it's only going to save 2 or 3 watts of power it wouldn't be worth it, especially as the fractal was 40% cheaper. I do have a monitor connected at the moment as I've been fiddling in the BIOS. If I disconnect this I suspect it will go back to 100%.

Thanks for your help with this, much appreciated. I have a Fractal Design Ion Gold 550W Modular 80+ Gold. It's much more powerful than I wanted, and I know this will cause issues with efficiency, but I wanted to leave some room to grow incase I decide to use VMs in future (with a dGPU for example). Also has lots of sata connectors for future drives. I'm currently only using the USB 2.0 ports on the back on my tower. Is it worth disabling the other USB controller? Is that even possible? I already have the Intel driver, I believe, and can see the iGPU is in RC6 in powertop over 99.5% of the time.