Kilrah

8GB isn't enough to be able to give 4 to a VM, but HA shouldn't need more than 2, might even be fine on 1.

"Duplicates" would mean 2 separate copies. They're not, it's just the same file being visible both from the real location and the location of which the entire point is to consolidate everything from all array and pool drives. Going through /mnt/user will not have a significant impact on a VM vdisk.

You can just move it to the new motherboard's TPM too, the same way you'd have done for changing usb drive in the past.

Your system log is full of errors about your disk4 being corrupted, might want to start by fixing that. Check filesystem

Post diagnostics.

Your "u---------p" share has min free space set to 0 so it's likely the one that filled it up.

Probably wrong disk allocation / min free space on the isos share which it gets downloaded to. Post diagnostics.

There is no time limit. Post the error/log you get. What's "Vostro"?

Look at syslog/post diagnostics, there likely is something else that's wrong.

Flash backup is not handled by the plugin itself, it just calls Unraid's "generate backup" function and that makes a zip.

Unrelated to the plugin, unraid issue https://product.unraid.net/p/7-3-2-dashboard-nginx-log-spam-from-stale-docker-template-fallback-icons

Yup, that would be correct for a regular home PC which would have some swap space and would misuse an SDD/HDD to put stuff on that should be in RAM, but Unraid doesn't do swap. When there's no RAM for the essentials something needs to get killed.

Run fewer containers = make it slow, how? 8GB is just not enough to run a stack of apps like you seem to have.

Post diagnostics, maybe it's possible to mount the drive read-only. Set up proper backups and regularly check they don't break.

Had you set a custom path? Because at least if you select a share from the dropdown it works fine, had it running like that for years.

Ran a memtest before commissioning the new hardware?

No, Windows only supports connecting to a given server with a single set of creds.

But that's what you say you have?

When it fails it'll tell you why in the output, look at it... They are orphaned images, not containers, i.e. images that have been downloaded but are not currently being used by any container. That only cares about the appdata folders, not containers or images.

Because you entered something wrong and the container fails to build. Can just hit back and correct, or go to apps->previous apps, select reinstall and correct before applying.

Memory is only used if there's nothing else needing it.

Are you deleting them through samba? that's the only way it'll work, if you delete on the server itself it's completely bypassing that.

Main -> Internal Boot -> Boot Parameters tab

Correct, if the container hits the limit you've set then it's the one that will be killed for being out of memory. So maybe it might not have been killed if you had set more, but then setting it low enough ensures that no more important stuff gets killed. If you have installed the immich machine learning stuff you probably want to remove that, too tight on 8GB. Run that on another machine with more resources.

Well the agent doesn't support unraid, so probably has no idea what it's looking at?