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I'm moving Unraid to my HP Gen8 Microserver and wondered if it's wise to use the MicroSD slot on the board as a cache disk? I boot off USB and will be using the ODD bay for a 2.5" data disk if I can config this way. I've installed a 32Gb class10 card and Unraid 6.2 sees it and will allow me to add it if I choose (I assume), but lets say I get a 128Gb MicroSD card and assign it to cache, rather than take up a sata channel. (128Gb is big enough for my cache needs) I've searched but haven't seen anyone else comment they've done it, but I did see a post about the SD card becoming unusable if power suddenly removed from the server, put down to a bios fault which a UPS would cure). So, can it be done and should it be done? Any tales of success or disaster? Cheers

Same for me. Fine on 6.13, upgraded to 6.14 and have 2 disks showing "Command Timeout" with 000.

I've been running a Xen VM from v6b4 (and am still on b4 as well). There's nothing that Xen gives me that another hypervisor wouldn't, so I would probably just do the VM again from scratch rather than convert it.

I have Teamviewer running in a Win7 VM, but I was getting the same "have to re add it every reboot problem". My problem went away when I changed the Win7 VM NIC from auto negotiate to 100Mb Full Duplex. Now Teamviewer just works. Possibly entirely unrelated, but it worked for me.