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ok thank you :)

Sorry, English is not my first language. What do you mean?

So if I understand correctly, if I want to empty my cache, I can manually move the files. For example: mv "/mnt/user/cache/domains/BIG_FILES/" "/mnt/disksWITHSPACE/domains/BIG_FILES/" ??

Ah, excuse me. All the shares were set to 'cache → array' while I was trying to fix my issue. But while browsing in the terminal, I noticed that the appdata and domains folders were still taking up space on the cache drive. So it turns out those two share folders need to be redistributed to the array.

In my Cache folder, I have domains and appdata. So my VM and Docker are taking space there. But how can I make them take up less space?

I'm not sure if my mover log is enabled, but here is the Unraid diagnostic. It took me a while to generate it, sorry for the delayed response. tower-diagnostics-20250724-1921.zip

OK, I’ve started the creation of the diagnostic ZIP, but I can see during its creation that it’s currently writing the name of every file on my NAS. That seems a bit excessive in terms of personal data protection.I started creating the ZIP file for diagnostics, but when I look at what's being written inside, it seems to list the names of all the files on my NAS. I feel like this goes way beyond user file protection

Hello, I have an Unraid server and I'm running into a specific issue. I have a cache pool with a 1TB SSD, and it always seems to be full. Right now, I only have around 200GB left out of 900-something, and I’d like to free up more space because I need to copy a large file to the server. But whenever I try to copy it, it tells me there’s no space left. I assume the cache pool is supposed to flush or offload to the array on its own, but it's been a few days now and it's still full. Is there a tool or a method to force the cache to empty itself faster? I’ve already looked into it a bit on my own, and all I managed to try was “scrub,” but it didn’t help. So, is there a way to manually trigger the cache to flush, or did I break something?

if it can help you, with my last motherboard (asus) all worked find. I think the motherboard dont like GPU PASSTHOUGH.

Thank you, for your Help. tower-diagnostics-20230306-0838.zip

@Squid do you need the full diagnostic zip?

Do I NEED to disable the PCIe ACS override too? @SimonF

Hi, I wold like th know if I could have my username changed to 'W01F'? thank you!

@Squid I will post my diagnostic fils here, tonight.

Hello everyone. I have a problem with the "GPU Passthrough". Previously I had an Gigabyte motherboard and I had no problem but I upgraded to an MSI motherboard with 2 PCIE 4Gen. Since my change I am no longer able to do GPU/PCIE PASSTHROUGH. I currently have an MSI MPG X570S EDGE MAX WIFI motherboard (MS-7D53) Error: ( qemu-system-x86_64: vfio: Cannot reset device 0000:2d:00.1, depends on group 35 which is not owned. ) Do I need to change the motherboard or is there something I can do in the bios/unraid options? (French to english with google)

Hello everyone. I have a problem with the "GPU Passthrough". Previously I had an Gigabyte motherboard and I had no problem but I upgraded to an MSI motherboard with 2 PCIE 4Gen. Since my change I am no longer able to do GPU/PCIE PASSTHROUGH. I currently have an MSI MPG X570S EDGE MAX WIFI motherboard (MS-7D53) Error: ( qemu-system-x86_64: vfio: Cannot reset device 0000:2d:00.1, depends on group 35 which is not owned. ) Do I need to change the motherboard or is there something I can do in the bios/unraid options? (French to english with google)

I, did you find your answers? I'm looking to change my motherboard, my msi motherboard dont link GPU passthrough. I changed to get 3 PCIE 16X and the motherboard make crash my VM when GPU passthrough. So I'm looking for another one. I Read about Gigabyte/Aorus was good for AMD multiGPU Passthrough.

My Gaming VM reboots by itself, and I don't know why. In the log it says this: qemu-system-x86_64: vfio: Cannot reset device 0000:2d:00.1, depends on group 35 which is not owned. 2 times before it reboots by itself.. My UNRAID Machine Was on a MSI Motherboard With a Ryzen5 CPU My CPU doesnt Have a GPU so I need One for the OS and a second GPU for my VM. My VM got 8 CORE 16G RAM GTX 1660 6G. In the past my unraid machine was on a OLD GIGABYTE with a 970 and never rebooted by itself. Can anybody help me? (I Can recreate the VM if NEEDED)