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Just did that. Please note that if you use CloudPrint you need to readopt your printers by accessing the URL presented in the container log. If possible, please wait until CA updates the template or use the updated directly from my repository: https://github.com/gfjardim/docker-containers/tree/templates. For unsupported Brother printers like yours, you'll need do add the driver to the container config directory, following these steps: 1) Go tohttp://support.brother.com/g/b/countrytop.aspx?c=us〈=en ; 2) Search for your model number using the search input; 3) In the Downloads menu, you need to select Linux in Select OS Family, and then select Linux(deb) in Select OS Version. Then hit Search; 4) In then next page, you need to download the CUPSwrapper printer driver (deb package). 5) After Accepting the EULA and downloading the file (in this case, hll2300dcupswrapper-3.2.0-1.i386.deb), you have to create the "brother" folder inside your container config directory (example: /mnt/cache/appdata/CUPS/brother) and put the .deb file in there (ex: /mnt/cache/appdata/CUPS/brother/hll2300dcupswrapper-3.2.0-1.i386.deb). 6) Restart your container.

My script formats in 4k alignment by default; didn't implemented "start on sector 63" because I thought it wasn't relevant anymore. If you need, you can use Joe L. script and convert it. Enviado de meu SM-G930F usando Tapatalk

Not a con, since the second read was done using RAM cache and didn't stress the disk. If I'm not mistaken, -A switch is used to change the SMART device type, and it's not implemented in my script. I don't remember what -f is used for. Enviado de meu SM-G930F usando Tapatalk

Saving some time is always welcome! How is it possible? Is this script also available for commandline use? I don't like to preclear on my main server and have a spare machine not connected to the network doing it. Joe L. script read the disk in chunks, sum them and check for a zero result. In fact, it read the disk twice, once for speed calculation and other for comparison, relying on cache to keep the first read on RAM to speed up the process. My script read all the disk at once, and compare it against the pseudo block device /dev/zero. Using direct read, it also skip the RAM cache entirely so it has a smaller memory footprint. It's not ready for command line because it doesn't have help, but if you want, you can always dig up the code for available options.

Just a trivia, guys. Tested both bjp999 and my script on a 2TB disk: bjp999: 21h34m49s gfjardim: 19h06m04s Almost two and a half hours saved is a very good mark, IMO.

Diagnostics attached. Lots of sense.key nonsense. Unsure what matters in this syslog. Perhaps some hardware errors will be noticed by someone else. (@turl or @robj) (FYI this is a Xeon 1220 Sandybridge on a Supermicro X9SCM with 20GB Ram and the affected devices are all connected to an IBM1015 via a Norco 4224 chassis.) I've updated the script to output some debug info. Could you please update and run another instance of Clear on /dev/sdp?

I may have already done that. Not sure if this is what you mean?? 2 days ago I set all 3 disks to do a complete preclear again. The disk that did the full preclear initially did another full preclear including a post read verify as JoeL's script would have done. Disk 2 replicated the previous preclear as follows Could you please look into your syslog for Out Of Memory occurrences?

Yep, figured that already. Could you start a Varify All the Disk and tell if it failed again?

Please hit "Help" and post a copy of your log.

It's safe to update.

Could you please update and test if this error has been corrected?

No unassigned disks at this time. So UD is showing no disks, right?

Same here. I had 3 drivers showing up via unassigned devices as expected. But 3 more array devices show up in the preclear plugin screen, one of which was parity 2. Areca is involved in this server as well using the dynamix SCSI plugin. via Tapatalk Unassigned Devices is working ok for you, guys?

Use this link: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gfjardim/unRAID-plugins/master/plugins/preclear.disk.plg

bjp999 script has the "Fast post-read verify" option that relies on an executable file (named readvz and located on your flash drive) to verify if the disk is effectively zeroed. My script relies on a completely different approach that make both pre-read and post-read almost as fast as the disk can go. There's no switch, you have the optimal performance out-of-the-box.

Should be replaced by readlink, which is part of Coreutils and installed virtually on every linux machine out there.

Which distro?

I'm sure I'm being more than a little dense, but which script is the "it" you're recommending? My script.

1) the quick preclear script by bjp999 has always being supported. The procedure is the same as Joe L. script. 2) if you have Joe L. or bjp999 script inside /boot/config/plugins/preclear.disk/ directory, then you can choose it from the dialog window. Now, because of the recent modifications I made in the code, I believe it's faster than both older scripts.

[glow=red,2,300]UPDATE:[/glow] 2016.10.26 - Add: Copy to Clipboard button on Preview window - Fix: unescaped quotes breaking read of "state.ini" file - Fix: remove PHP "split" function due deprecation - Fix: script - better SMART detection - Fix: script - greatly improve speed and memory footprint in read operations - Fix: script - faster display refresh

I changed the SMART device type detection in the next update. If you could test it then....

Found your issue. Will be fixed in the next update. This is a bug introduced by PHP 7 dropping "split" function. Fixed. A) Those OOM errors can't be easily caught, but I just changed loads of code and the memory footprint has lowered more than 100x in my testings; B) This is because the page updates so fast it's nearly impossible to select anything. I'll search a way to make this possible;

For those with black screen issues, does the latest update improved your situation?

Not true. A small bug was introduced in 2016.9.26b which prevents that version to update. Please consider reinstalling the plugin to reenable the update detection.

Guys, I'm back and will start to work soon. Enviado de meu SM-N910C usando Tapatalk