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[SOLVED] New 12TB Disk (empty) with xfs uses 83.686MB
Zonediver replied to Zonediver's topic in General Support
...newer xfs, more overhead - i see - thanks for this info 👍 -
Hi folks, just a question about a strange thing: Implemented a new 12TB disk to unraid and after clearing and formating as xfs, the disk uses "absurd" 83,7GB. As far as i know, xfs uses 1GB per 1TB diskspace - my old 4TB WD-REDs used 4006MB with xfs... Any thoughts whats going on here?
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Unraid im headless-mode booten, aber wie?
Zonediver replied to froschmonaut's topic in German / Deutsch
Meines Wissens nach ist das garnicht möglich... -
Is this problem with "no reaction" after wakeup from sleep already solved at 6.10.3?
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What is "Gloway"? Use Samsung-NVMEs - they are working.
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[6.10.1] - After wakeup from sleep: NO GUI, NO SSH, NO PING
Zonediver commented on Zonediver's report in Stable Releases
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FYI: 6.10.2 still doesn't work with sleep - will this be fixed?
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Don't think so - did't try yet...
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Intel iGPU SR-IOV on 12th Gen Alderlake UHD770 /GT1
Zonediver replied to Acidcliff's topic in VM Engine (KVM)
As mentioned: The latest "clean/stable" iGPU supported is 10th gen... -
Normal time for a parity check is 8h/4TB. So 16TB takes ~32h My parity check with a 12TB parity disk takes ~24h
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Thats not what i need... My "need" looks like this: If all disks are spun down, send the server to sleep or shutdown. A specific time is not helpful because a lot of family-members outside are watching Plex - so i cant shutdown at a specific time... And THAT is my problem! With the sleep plugin and v6.9.2 all is working fine, with 6.10.1, nothing works anymore...
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The button in the GUI is working, but i dont have a script to do this automaticly...
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...because the auto-shutdown is not working, if the disk are all "idle" and not "standby"...
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Thats not the point... After a reboot, all disk are active, and then went to "idle" and not "standby" - and if the disks are only "idle", the server is doing nothing. But you NEED the status "standby" to send the server to sleep or shutdown... I tried this several times... only a manual "push the button <spin down>" sends all disk to "standby". This propblem exists since more then 5 or 6 years and isn't fixed... and i guess will never been fixed... And this happens "always after a reboot". So after "every" reboot, you have to push this f.... button "only once" to send the disks to "standby" - then all is working... If you know a script, which can do this "push the button" trick, let me know 😉
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Interesting idea... i did not try this because the server-boot take ages - but i will try 👍 EDIT: There is an other problem: When the server boot up, it is necessary to send all disks to standby "by hand". If i dont do this, the server never went to sleep or in this case did not shutdown... So a shutdown is not an option.