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The material (~10GB) was copied to the SSD, the stream came from Disk10...

The "slowdown-bug" is back in rc8! Copied some material to my server during a stream over plex... what shall i say? Stream runs with 1-2 FPS untill the material was copied to the ssd! lol... i am not amused...

My Flash is 7 years old and still working. There must be an other problem like USB-port or Mainboard...

Installed rc8 and got this: What does "rpmC" mean? 🤨

Strange thing happened right now... i was not able to start the mover > server-reboot, working... weird... 🤨

Can't answer this question because i use non of this things... But i would say no. When i copy from my PC to unraid over the 10GBit-Link using SMB, i reach up to 560MB/s - the maximum what the SSDs can provide. The link itself is faster of corse - up to 1200MB/s.

The only fast way would be a 10GBit-Link between both machines... Another question would be: How fast are your HDDs? They normaly max out at ~180MB/s But in your case it seems Resilio-Sync is the limiting factor...

No... what i meant was an "example of a script" which can make this possible... this is the script-plugin everyone knows...

Example?

Yep - sounds good - let me know if it helps 👍

Its always on cause it doesn't need much RAM. Next time (if it fails again) i make a screenshot and restart the docker again 😉

Will do that but this was the first time i saw this error since i use your docker. The sys has 24GB RAM and 2-4GB used - rest is cache.

Thanks for your reply - i did what you said but there was something wrong - i got a Java-Error... I restarted the docker and now its working again 👍

I have also a weird problem here... Using unraid v6.8.0-rc6 and got this (see picture) when i check my 8TB-Parity drive... The red marked number increases slowly but nothing else happens...

Updated right now - all is working fine so far 😉👍

The WD-Red's have a LCC of 600.000 - my oldest disk is 4 years and 7 months old and has a LCC of 10.518 - far away from 600.000... So spinning down the disks is absolutely not critical.

Try this - maybe it works Put it into a file and create a cronjob.

Thats a myth - i use spindown since almost 10(!) years and no drive ever failed mechanicaly.

Yes that's an Excel sheet for "orientation" to know what is connected where.

You are welcome 😉 The "system behind" is the same on every os - only the "howto" is different. REMARK: Dont forget to set also static IPs for both PCs! Reason: There is no DHCP-server on this two networks - they are only a "direct connection" between both machines so the IPs must be static too.

See the screenshots. eth0 is the NIC which is connected to the switch (1GBit) with access to the internet (gateway and DNS is set). eth1 is the connection between the server and the pc (10GBit - no internet access, no gateway and no DNS). Both NICs have static IPs and eth1 has no DNS or gateway settings because its a peer-to-peer link between both computers. Your setting is confusing... set "all" NICs on the server side to static and give them a proper IP. Again: Every NIC needs his own seperated network - so you need 3 adresses in 3 different networks. Example for IPs: Network 1: Server 192.168.1.1 - PC1 192.168.1.2 (peer to peer link 1, NO inet access) Network 2: Server 192.168.2.1 - PC2 192.168.2.2 (peer to peer link 2, NO inet access) Network 3: Server 192.168.3.1 >> switch and the whole LAN with inet access (adress range 192.168.3.1 - 192.168.3.254) Subnetmask: 255.255.255.0 (24) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IP_address

24GB - 2x8GB and 2x4GB DDR3-1600 9-9-9-24

You need 3 seperate Networks Example for a private Class-C networkrange: NIC No. 1 goes to Computer 1 >> Network 1 (192.168.1.x) NIC No. 2 goes to Computer 2 >> Network 2 (192.168.2.x) NIC No. 3 goes to the switch >> Network 3 (192.168.3.x) SubnetMask must be 255.255.255.0 You can also do this over the Adress 10.0.0.0 This is a large private Class-A networkrange and you can use various SubnetMask-settings. Adress 10.x.x.x with Subnetmask 255.0.0.0 gives you "one" large Network > not suitable, because you need 3 networks. Example 1: 10.0.1.x 10.0.2.x 10.0.3.x Subnet-Mask 255.255.255.0 Example 2: 10.1.x.x 10.2.x.x 10.3.x.x Subnet-Mask 255.255.0.0

I know - read it on the wiki.

That doesn't matter, because a normal hard disk does not load a SATA-2 interface - so you can connect the drives wherever you want. Here is my config for all SATA-connections as an example. The ASM1061 (yellow) holds the unassigned device, orangebrown is the LSI 9207-8i. Blue is the Intel-controller. The SSD is connected to the Intel-SATA-3 connector (M1) and the parity is connected to a normal SATA-2 port (M4).