Kilrah

Yeah maybe got stuck on an old version...

It should if it's installed.

You've taken snapshots. Delete those if you want to actually free the space that stuff that was in them but was deleted since takes.

You need to read the manual for your particular mobo to see if some slots get disabled in certain conditions and whether that applies. You never gave an exact mobo model. No you should not have. If it boots and is seen then all is well, if it's not seen you stop there, you don't want to do anything else.

If you're able to access the boot menu you're able to use GUI mode to use the downgrade feature.

It should just be seen as if nothing has changed.

"Restore containers" is what you want, that's the actual app data. Restore Templates is only needed if those were lost from the flash drive and don't appear in Previous Apps.

What's in your backup destination? You need to select the folder that contains all the backup folders, NOT a specific backup.

No, opposite. You want to restore appdata backup first so that once you reinstall from previous apps the files are already there. Otherwise the app would start a fresh install since it doesn't have its existing data.

Split level will always require occasional manual intervention. As said the whole point of it is to ensure all files below a certain level are on the same drive, so when enabled it can't decide to put them somewhere else or the point would be moot. So either don't use split level and let things go wherever, or use it knowing sometimes you may need to manually move a whole folder to another drive in order to give enough room for a growing one, etc. See example here, found the thread.

Try updating your plugins, e.g unassigned devices which is the main user of udev is a version from February when the latest is from June 15. EDIT: got it wrong, looked at Plus

You have both disk share and user share enabled, that's not recommended because it's prone to user error, but I don't see what would cause the stated issue either.

Split level is there to say "everything in that level must be on the same drive" so by definition it cannot go to the next disk. Maybe it should respect the min free space but if it did it'd just be by being "out of space" earlier. Seen someone post a script to move an entire folder to another drive when there isn't enough space for it recently.

Are you using the Mover tuning plugin? Some issues reported with that.

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That would come from your booklore-mariadb container template. But you've also changed the default appdata sources, which is why it's being detected as external instead of internal.

That's tiny and unreadable.

Looks like you've for some reason manually added /mnt/user/appdata/booklore-mariadb/data as a folder to back up, even though it'd already be backed up since its parent is, and it's probably empty/missing hence the error

If your drive is emulated you do NOT want to format it or you'd lose its contents. You need the "Rebuilding a drive onto itself" procedure. Storage Management | Unraid DocsStorage Management | Unraid DocsTo assign devices to

Read the posts right above yours...

5.1.0-1-01 works for me. Have to specify the full tag, if you look at digests/dates 5.1 is a rolling tag so currently points to just the same broken one.

Try switching to the previous release's tag https://hub.docker.com/r/binhex/arch-qbittorrentvpn/tags

There is no point in moving the data, quite the opposite you want it where it should be or nextcloud will probably consider it removed. It should not be touched, we're just saying that in the unlikely case of something going terribly wrong if it's important data you want to have a backup.

1) That would belong in the plugin's support thread, it's not first-party Unraid functionality. https://forums.unraid.net/topic/137710-plugin-appdatabackup/ 2) If you add pools and reference them by name you have to add the path in Appdata Sources for those folders to be considered internal.

My point is that having everyone posting the entire details about their setup and whether it works or not is both too much effort for people to be willing to put into providing and too much effort someone considering an upgrade to go through. Are you going to spend a whole day reading reports and looking at configs and logs from dozens of people before upgrading? No, you upgrade, if it works then great, if it breaks you downgrade and report the issue, takes a fraction of the time.