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  1. gubbgnutten
    Unfortunately only applies to expansion as far as I know.
  2. gubbgnutten
    Yes, the two parity drives can be different sizes as long as both are at least as large as the largest data drive (as usual).
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    If you add a pre-cleared drive it will be added to the array more or less instantaneously instead of cleared in the background and then added.
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    Thank you, most appreciated. Will make sure to remember that when I get around to finishing my dual cpu server...
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    That is only a summary of the current view, though, without taking contents of the folders into consideration.
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    Not the same numbers of folders or files, check the circled numbers... Check the contents of the sub folders, maybe you accidentally copied everything twice or something?
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    Start a new thread and attach your diagnostics zip as retrieved after writing to the array and we’ll have a look at it.
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    The first part of the transfer is cached in RAM, you are not writing to the actual disks that fast.
  9. gubbgnutten
    Have you enabled turbo write (reconstruct write)?
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    You are trying to log in as root on the unRAID server, right? Other users will get disconnected immediately in a default environment.
  11. gubbgnutten
    Just suggesting to check the ssh configuration of the client first before starting to make random modifications to the server's configuration...
  12. gubbgnutten
    How about just not making a request for X11 forwarding from the client?
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    I would probably just recreate the USB stick, but that's me Otherwise I would probably in addition to fsck also check the contents of the FSCK*.REC files and compare the rest of the files to the corresponding ones from a recent backup.
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    Could you post diagnostics from after the first aid attempt? Let's see if that got rid of the "Volume was not properly unmounted. Some data may be corrupt. Please run fsck." message. The files FSCK0000.REC, FSCK0001.REC and FSCK0002.REC suggests previous corruption.
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    One common step is to connect the USB stick to a Windows computer and check it there.
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    On mobile so I can't check the diagnostics, but at least my first, second and third suspect would be the USB stick: Either file system corruption or something wonky preventing it from being mounted properly possibly causing a default config to be used, only stored in volatile memory. Have you tried the Fix Common Problems plugin?
  17. gubbgnutten
    High average temperature: There is likely a problem. Investigate! Individual disk/disks notably hotter than the average (especially during parity checks): Worth looking into specific cage/part of the server.
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    Well, "never" is a pretty broad claim when speaking for everyone. From what I can tell the average is not occupying space that could be used by something else, so I don't really see how having it would be a problem. I actually find it rather convenient to have. Still no idea what LCM got to do with the average temperature.
  19. gubbgnutten
    Can't think of any reason right now why that would be useful, there are simply too many primes in the typical temperature span for LCM to be of any interest imho.
  20. gubbgnutten
    Moving the files locally instead can in many cases be virtually instantaneous. Some pitfalls, though. While your current method may be slower, it is also pretty foolproof.
  21. gubbgnutten
    How are you moving the files?
  22. gubbgnutten
    That is not a case of allocation for SSD vs HDD, it is just a case of Windows assuming an incorrect allocation size over the network... 1MiB IIRC.
  23. gubbgnutten
    The cursor is not supposed to move there. Have you tried just entering the password and then press enter? Why are you "unable to access the web login"? Can't you reach the server with a web browser, or won't it accept your login?
  24. gubbgnutten
    TestDisk has saved one of my disks in a somewhat similar situation. Just don't panic, and don't write anything to the disk unless you are absolutely sure about the consequences. There are still multiple approaches to data recovery available.
  25. gubbgnutten
    It makes perfect sense! Mover is doing exactly what it should from the sound of it. In this case (yes), it moves data for a share from the cache drive to (the same share on) the array. Moving stuff from the downloads share to the media share is not something mover is supposed to do.