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Memtest passed. noticed that GPF's were on lsof lines, is that normal? In any case, proceeding with PSU replacement and CPU cooler upgrade...will report results

Sorry for not following guidelines, wasn't thinking clearly... Diagnostics and syslogs attached. Please copy to general support..... clara-diagnostics-20200904-1307.zip syslog.old syslog01

My system is crashing everyday (or close to it). I have been dumping the syslog to flash, and the only two things that look suspicious are spindowns as the last entry before a crash and this close to crashes: smbd[29103]: [2020/08/21 16:33:11.252540, 0] ../../lib/param/loadparm.c:415(lp_bool) smbd[29103]: lp_bool(no): value is not boolean! Not sure if the second thing is related at all. Also not sure if related to beta or not. But, since running beta 25, thought would start here. Planning on a heart-lung transplant (power supply and CPU cooler) upgrade to rule out overheating (not likely as temps don't get over 50C, but they are hotter than they should be), and power failure (old power supply). Am hoping it is software related though so it can be a quick fix. Next step would be full MB-CPU replacement.....

Ok. now if I could just get it to work with one (plex) I'll be all set. lol

Very big grain of salt because I am searching the forums for answers to my GPU passthrough to my plex docker, BUT, from what I have read, dockers can share GPU's and be used concurrently, only limited by the session limit of the GPU, and for you and that lovely P2000, that's not an issue. If I am wrong, somebody set me straight.

Did you ever get this to work?

Just upgraded to 6.5, and updated the CA app to 2018.03.14 version, and I am getting "Download of applied failed" but if I switch to Legacy Mode, everything works peachy keen. My problem, or something outside of my orbit?

I am seeing very high CPU usage by rtorrent, 100% full use of a core. Can stop all torrents and usage doesn't change. Restart with torrents all stopped, goes right back to high usage. Seems like a runaway process. Anybody else? If not, where do I start to try and figure it out? UPDATE: Not sure if it's related, but I am getting occasional and intermittent errors on seeded files that the tracker reached timeout. That is probably an unrelated tracker issue, but might not be?

TL;DR What if any free space should always be on a drive in the array? I have just reached the capacity of my case for drives (11/12-3.5in; 4-2.5in) and am making the jump to 8TB drives one per month; the first new drive (8TB) is replacing my 4TB parity which enters the array as a new drive as soon as I get the big one stress tested. At the same time, my array is at 98% capacity, and I started wondering, what is a safe amount of free space to leave on a drive in the array? I wonder because, I might need to move some current data onto the new/old drive. Plus once I have three 8TB drives in place, I am going to move to dual parity, which will mean taking a drive out of the array by putting all of the data from two 2TB drives onto the 8TB. But, I want to put 8TB of cold storage on that drive, or as close as I can get safely and free up some relatively new 4TB (and fast) drives for new data. Is there a need for any free space, or can I just fill to capacity?

bump Mar 12 12:30:25 AmyPond kernel: dmar: DMAR:[DMA Read] Request device [08:00.0] fault addr ffff6000 Mar 12 12:30:25 AmyPond kernel: DMAR:[fault reason 06] PTE Read access is not set My VM seems to hang on this too....

EDIT: I was able to access, after a couple of updates , from either web or remote. Then I wasn't. Did an update and now docker won't start. Log: root@localhost:# /usr/bin/docker logs --tail=350 FoldingAtHome *** Running /etc/my_init.d/firstrun.sh... /etc/my_init.d/firstrun.sh: line 7: syntax error near unexpected token `done' /etc/my_init.d/firstrun.sh: line 7: ` done' *** /etc/my_init.d/firstrun.sh failed with status 2 *** Killing all processes...