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Ok thanks JorgeB I dont have anymore power adapters but I did change the sata cable. I'll have to order some power adapters to have a spare around just incase. Seems to be ok for now. Thanks for taking a look! How easy would it be to add a second 1 tb ssd and mirror the cache? It is currently in zfs.

Got it shut down ran extended SMART on the new SSD cache drive and it passed. I reinstalled it with a new sata cable. Mover is currently moving the cache file back off the array. Can anyone confirm if the I/O errors in the logs look like a bad cable?

So my cache drive was a 240GB SSD and I am replacing with a 1TB SSD. I Stopped docker and VMS and made changes to the mover action to move files from cache to array. Installed the new drive and started mover to move from arrray to cache. Started moving and now mover has stoped and logs are filled with IO errors. I no longer have the option to stop the array. How do I proceed? tower-diagnostics-20240122-1454.zip EDIT: ran mover stop and it stopped mover. Tried to stop the array to swap cables and now this is being spammed and the array wont stop. Jan 22 15:23:37 Tower root: rmdir: failed to remove '/mnt/user': Device or resource busy Jan 22 15:23:37 Tower emhttpd: shcmd (6385): exit status: 1 Jan 22 15:23:37 Tower emhttpd: shcmd (6387): rm -f /boot/config/plugins/dynamix/mover.cron Jan 22 15:23:37 Tower emhttpd: shcmd (6388): /usr/local/sbin/update_cron Jan 22 15:23:37 Tower emhttpd: Retry unmounting user share(s)... Retry unmounting user share(s)... is showing in the bottom left. How can I stop ARRAY from cmd line?

I was in the same scenario some years ago. As trurl say more ram for sure. What I did was buy the fastest used CPU that ran in my current board. I believe a i7-7700k will run in your board and could be had for about $100 off ebay. This is a huge upgrade from your current Celeron. As you say that will bump you to 4 cores but equally as important is it runs 8 threads while your Celeron runs 2.

Then I would use Dynamix file manager to move data.

When I removed my old 2TB hard drives I used the unBalance plugin to move the data off the old drives. Here is the section in Unraid docs to shrink the array.

Still haven't been able to address why my IP is listed twice in my router. Have noticed this occasionally in my logs *** WARNING: Detected another IPv4 mDNS stack running on this host. This makes mDNS unreliable and is thus not recommended. *** unraid Bonding and Bridging are both off on this server however they are both turned on my other server. Not sure if this has anything to do with it. In the router the IP shows twice with different MAC addresses When I run "ip a" One MAC address shows as eth0 and the second shows as vhost0@eth0. Any ideas? tower-diagnostics-20240116-1346.zip

To start put the usb in a windows computer and see if it detects any issues. Allow windows to fix it if it does. Try another USB port preferably a USB 2.0 one if you have one.

Here is a video how to do it by Spaceinvader one

I only have the drive there for testing. It looks like you are right. I formatted the drive to XFS and it now remains spun down.

Yes clicking the orb to spin down. The current filesystem is ZFS. I have been on 6.12.6 since launch. I swear it had remained spun down prior when it was not mounted.

Installed the new plugin today now I have an unassigned unmounted drive sdb that will not spin down. If I spin it down it spins back up. How can I roll back to last version? tower-diagnostics-20240112-1522.zip

Ok thanks. I was under the impression there was corruption issues at one time with BTRFS in the array.

Back when Unraid added BTRFS and XFS file systems it was recommended to use XFS for the array disks. Is this this recommendation no longer valid?

I would recommend running cloudflareDDNS (i use the one from selfhosters). Chances are your Internet provider will change you WAN IP and this will keep it up to date. Here another great video from Spaceinvader one that I used to set it up. You can skip past the DuckDNS portion of the video.

So something to add to this. In the SMART I posted helium level is showing as 64. I just rechecked it and Attribute 22 it is now showing as 100. Both show that it has never failed. Could this be a bad sensor in the drive? I assume I should be ok to leave it and just monitor it?

Just finished my parity check this morning and reciecved disk 3 helium level (failing now) is 25. I looked at the smart but I cant see anything that would indicate this. Any ideas of next step? tower-diagnostics-20240102-0940.zip

You will need to post your diagnostic for someone to help you

Usually unclean shutdowns cause a parity check on startup. You should enable syslog server to capture whats happening during a shutdown. The regular syslog clears with every reboot.

Hit the little "?" icon in the top right corner of the gui

If your Extended Smart test is good and you want to clear the status you can hit the "Clear Stats" button at the bottom of the main tab. If the counts increases it will show back up.

My plex used to do the same thing. For me it I was "Run a partial scan when changes are detected" under Settings, Library (show advanced). After I checked this it was fine. Another thing you could try is enable cache for your media share and move the files in the middle of the night everyday.

Not sure whats going on but my log is getting spammed and my server is not very responsive. Any thoughts? tower-diagnostics-20231220-1108.zip

Yes this hardware should run great for minecraft server. Just be sure to increase the amount of ram that the docker can use.

Take a look at this video