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if I try to list all the devices in console, I get an error root@mymachine:~# usbip list -r localhost usbip: error: could not connect to localhost:3240: System error

Is there a tutorial or guide anywhere? I had this setup working for months, and after a machine reboot, I just can't get the USB device working over IP anymore. It was so easy to get working in the past, but now it just will not work.

chris-unraid-diagnostics-20240828-1344.zip My server becomes unresponsive or sluggish for at least 4-5 minutes every few days. Today, it was unresponsive for about 90 minutes. I could see that all my CPU cores were at abnormally high levels, and RAM usage was as well. I suspect that my Home Assistant VM is somehow related to this. Is there anything in my diagnostics that gives us any clue? This happens constantly, and I've posted diagnostics a couple of times, but have never gotten very far.

Well, my HA VM has been down since that post. And I haven't had this issue again. So, I'd guess this issue is directly related to the HA VM taking up too many resources.

I also run Plex and Home Assistant VM. I have a similar thread. I just moved, so I am going to shut down HA for a few days and see if this continues.

Thanks for your reply! Sorry for the delayed response. Yes, it was down at these times: April 18 4:06AM-4:10AM April 21 10:03AM-10:07AM April 24 10:53PM-10:57PM

I'm not an unraid support person, I'm just curious - are you running plex? Or Home assistant?

Any ideas? Greatly appreciated! Thanks!

And it always happens for exactly 4 minutes and 24 or 25 seconds. It fixes itself entirely on its own every time, but I'm not sure why. I thought it might be Plex doing a database backup, but as far as I can tell, that doesn't line up with my Plex scheduling, or Plex logs. I'm not sure how long this has been going on, I only became aware of it because I recently started using a down detector, and Plex will become inaccessible at some point for 4 minutes and 25 seconds, usually overnight. But it just occurred outside the Plex scheduled task window, and the whole server machine slowed down, so I'm unsure what it could be. chris-unraid-diagnostics-20240424-2303.zip

I'm also running into this issue. Any ideas?

Welp, an upgrade and a reboot has mitigated the issue for now! However, I do occasionally run into out of memory errors and my cache drive fills up, so any advice about that is much appreciated!

Everything was running as normal. I realized a VM stopped working, and now I can't get any VMs to start again. See this thread for an existing report of the same VM issue. I also see out of memory errors and a macvlan error. I also saw that my cache drive filled up. Plex takes up a ton of space, so I cleared up some of that, but VMs still won't start. Any help is much appreciated! Diagnostics attached. unraid-diagnostics-20231229-1626.zip

Also running into this issue. You figure anything out?

Hmm, after restarting containers a few times, things seem to be better. Tentatively thinking this is solved, but I will wait a little while to make sure.

Limited all of my containers' RAM, and my RAM usually hovers around 12%, with docker at 20%ish. The issue persists. chris-unraid-diagnostics-20221116-0901.zip