Mainfrezzer

Dont use powertop auto tune, youre probably putting your nic to sleep. the following in addition in the go file might solve that, if thats the nic youre using echo on | tee /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000:00:1f.6/power/control

Huh?

Ist nen fuse system quirk. Dateien die gelöscht werden, aber noch in Benutzung sind, werden zu .fuse_hiddenBLAHBLAHBLAH, die dann anschließend gelöscht werden

i bet you have host access to custom networks enabled Edit: well duh, you do, the screenshow shows it Edit edit: just tagging you @atlantis4547

1: ive no clue 2: yes, you can also just copy paste the hole zip by hand and then subsequently run the "make_bootable.bat"

i thought it just contained just "zim files" as it was stated above. if there are any non zim files and they are in the same folder, its a bit tricky. But if the settings are in some subfolder, you can map the container path /data/THEFOLDER to /mnt/user/appdata/kiwix-serve, while having the whole /data mapped to the array Edit: Or the other way around, if the zim files are in a subfolder in data. /data/ZIMFOLDER to /mnt/user/SHARE/ while having /data mapped to /mnt/user/appdata/kiwix-serve Edit Edit: yes, as suspected. there is no other data. This is a "dumb" program that scans the folder for zim files, theres nothing that needs to be saved seperately. its just the zim files.

Im pretty sure the server is single threaded and theres no way to change that. The only real solution is to buy a cpu with the highest single core performance.

I would advise against asphyxiation^^

the docker folder size is reporting the pool size where it resides on. 723 GB are 673 GiB

It asks for the email so it can send you the replacement key that way. It does know which GUID it had before as you can see below. Ending with "50" was the new USB Drive, ending in "92" was where the key was before Edit: I should mention, that you do need to have that particular key, for that particular old GUID. Before you do any kind of replacement, Unraid should display the GUID the key thinks it has anyway. So in that case, you can check against your server2, if its that one or not.

licenses are tied to guid of the usb key, not the email. The email you recieved contains the GUID of the usb drive in the title you bought it on. So if you cannot recover the key directly from the failed flashdrive or the backups of that flashdrive, that would be the way to determin which one to replace. Now, if you have purchased keys outside the unraid webgui, this might be a tat more tricky.

That does sound good. In the meantime, you could manually set it like this: Enable the scrub schedule for that pool in the gui for *anything*. it will create a scrub_POOLNAME.cron file on the usb at "/boot/config/plugins/dynamix" You can edit the crontime as you wish for individual months at the first day at 1 am 0 1 1 2,4,6,8,10,12 * or just flat every second month at the first day at 1 am 0 1 1 */2 * or every third month at the first day at 1 am 0 1 1 */3 * When you are done editing that .cron file to your liking, you can head over to "Settings/Scheduler" and do a dummy change on the ssd trim for example, just to enable the save option. Upon pressing save, the custom cron time will then be persistently applied to /etc/cron.d/root

Just to make sure, you absolutely want to run a complete scrub every single day? Thats 😲 a tat excessive. I thought, since you specifically mentioned that you have a big pool, that you need scrubbing in increments, ie. run nightly for X hours.

That already exists. what exactly are you looking for? I.e what exact setting are you trying to set for your usecase.

The question is a bit too plex specific for me to answer. And plex does have its fair share of issues^^ I can only say that it works in jellyfin just fine

Yes, the go file is faster with applying code than the plugin is, which effectivly disables the plugin (for that specific unraid version).

yes, you can also run 6.12.15 if you want. 12th gen works on kernel 6.1 and certainly on 6.6. cheers, from someone with a 14100 and hd 730

Einmal im Safe Mode booten. Wenn es dann geht, ist es ein Plugin das Probleme macht.

In der go datei fehlt der befehl das Webinterface zu starten. #!/bin/bash # Start the Management Utility /usr/local/bin/ steht da müsste aber #!/bin/bash # Start the Management Utility /usr/local/sbin/emhttp sein

@I_am_Mraio5436 have a look at https://github.com/Mainfrezzer/unraid_lxc_debian_adguard if you have any issue, let me know EDIT: Alternatively, if youre more a fan of Alpine Linux, its available as well https://github.com/Mainfrezzer/unraid_lxc_alpine_adguard

Ich bin mir da ziemlich sicher dass das auch wieder son chipset CPU lane Zeugs ist. Ich hab die einmal als diese A/E m.2 und einmal als pcie x1. Hab beide jeweils auf dem j4125 itx board verbaut und da laufen die c states ohne Probleme. Auf dem b760i, war wie bereits bekannt, Ende bei c3.(da hatte ich nur die pcie getestet, weil an den wifi slot zu kommen Arbeit ist) Hab leider keine anderen boards mit a oder e key wo ist das testen könnte. Wobei ich die pcie irgendwann nochmal auf z97 ausprobieren könnte.

All your shares are set to not use cache at all. Change the shares to use cache, set the mover action from cache-> pool/array and save it and invoke mover again

yes, the b580 needs the 6.12 kernel at least

Der x4 Slot ist der x16. - 2 x PCI Express 3.0 x16 Slots (PCIE2/PCIE4: single at x16 (PCIE2); dual at x16 (PCIE2) / x4 (PCIE4)* - 3 x PCI Express 3.0 x1 Slots Macht schon Sinn, weil der 1. x16 ist belegt mit der GPU. Dazu sind die x1 Slots offen um überhaupt x4 Karten einzustecken zu können. Bin mir sicher dass das hier richtig ist. Aber ja, ohne Konfirmation ist das Cluedo

Wenns nicht das board ist, dann ist es ein ASRock - H470 Phantom Gaming 4 mit i5-10400. So langsam fühl ich mich wie ein Stalker. H470 Post Z790 Post