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I have this issue too... I have two servers, both running 6.12.13, and have this probelm on one but not the other... can't reboot or Shutdown, either from GUI or from a command line. It seems to just ignore the request, server carries on working as if nothing has happened. On command line the termial session stops... ie type reboot hit return... terminal now dead... new lines on Return but nothing else. You can open a new terminal session... and that works.. but still cant shut down. Currently have to power off from ILO.... not good. Have added the diag from mine too... maybe help. starfleet-diagnostics-20230728-1733.zip Update.... left the server for an hour after the CLI request, and it did eventually shut down... This server has no VM's No Docker... so not waiting for a stuffed container to time out... I will try this again... see if it is just really slow in responding rather than totally blanking me...

Yeah it's something I suspected as much, I've gone through all the settings to no avail unfortunatley. I'm currently suspecting that it's something that cannot be changed with the board I'm using, which is a shame. Unfortunatley without proper USB debugging tools, I don't think I'll ever know what's actually going on. Apologies, that was not my intention. I had followed the link from the main unRAID support page and believed I had to raise a forum post to raise a ticket directly with unRAID support. Thanks for merging the topics.

Since my orginal build of UNRAID, my only real concern was the reliance on a USB Drive for boot and config. My experience with even the good ones, is that they fail, and usually when you lest expect. So having seen Linus's review of the use of a USB DOM, with its proper wear leveling and SLC flash, this seem slike a great way to enhance the availabilty of my UNRAID solution. This however has proven to not be the case, and a new problem has appeared which i cannot resolve. Having used the UNRAID tool to migrate to the new USB dom I installed in my system and turned it on and all appeared ok. However when the system is soft restarted (from webui or console), UNRAID does not come back. Noteably on the console amongst all the other boot lines I obeserve IO Errors for sda, and Bread block errors.... end result is either boot drops to a restart request... or I get a default Tower login.. and a blank system. Sometime it will say sda is no longer avaiable. Just the sort of thing you would get with a failing Flash drive... except it isnt failing. The odd bit (and also confirmation the dom is ok) is if I power the server off. And then on ... it boots fine, no sign of any IO erros or Bread Block errors, the smb flash mount is browasable... and all appears to be ok..can copy config or whole drive with no error... clearly its fine. And it continues to work for weeks.... This occurrs 100% repeatble. I have tested the DOM on a number of different machines, mac, windows and Linux and all confirm the DOM is working fine,,, with no error. Problem occurs both with UEFI or Legacy boot.... however in legacy boot only gets to "syslinux dd" and dies, but from power up no problem. I have also noted that even with the failed boots, the initial image is copied and checksummmed ok.... it seem its not until syslinux boots that everything goes nuts. Have attached diag file... The dom is (incase some one else whats a challenge!): https://uk.farnell.com/swissbit/sfui008gj1ae1to-i-5s-2ap-std/industrial-usb-flash-drive-module/dp/3527088?CMP=i-ddd7-00001003 Anyone had anything similar?I have seen others have had a very similar experience with USB Flash drives too...but it seem to be very rare, and all BIOS tweaks that have worked for some have been tried with no impact. I could end up having to revert back to a normal USB stick (my previous Samsung FIT 32G worked fine), but as i have used my 1 time licence move, i will have to go through UNRAID support to see what can be done. I am concerned i might get the same problem again... but cant tell until after i move a licence.... but also kinda defeats the whole point of this exercise. borg-diagnostics-20220521-1112.zip

Got mine here: https://uk.farnell.com/swissbit/sfui008gj1ae1to-i-5s-2ap-std/industrial-usb-flash-drive-module/dp/3527088?CMP=i-ddd7-00001003 But be warned.... my attempt to use this dom has not gone well. I am now suffering from a problem that many have seen (not necessarily with a dom... but regular usb drives too) where unraid will start from power up, but not from reboot. There is nothing wrong with the DOM... indeed it works fine on three other machines, and tests with no error....clearly a mystery compatability issue. Am still messing with bios setting to see if there is any effect (some have reported resolution this way). My problem shows itself as i/o errors on sda and many Bread Block fails when a restart is commanded after Syslinux loads. However exactly the same DOM boots fine following a Power Off. Best plan would be to use a test build to verify all is well before moving a live server over. I have a problem now in that I moved over to the DOM to make the machine more reliable long term..... moving my licence with it.... and have cause a problem as bad as i was trying to prevent. I may have to contact UNRAID support to do a second move of my licence... if allowed.

Had a very similar issue after 6.10 upgrade for Plex. Plex (official image) could no longer find most of library, whenever you selecetd a show you would get a "Not Available" message. All media was there it just could not play it. Fix for me was to force apply access to the shared folder and all its subdirectories and files. I accessd via console and "chmod 777 -R tv" (tv beign the share in mnt/user and all was restored. I suspect the access rights were wrong before, but docker in 6.10 maybe enforcing rules a bit better? Just a guess.