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  1. thank you. I just enabled the "mirror to flash" option. Also set it up to write it to my "data" folder." I guess I just have to wait until it happens again, right?
  2. hey guys, Im having intermittent crashing that i need to research. Attached are my logs. This logs are after my reboot a few min ago. Back story, over the past 2 months I've been experiencing system crashes. It has happened maybe 4-6 times in this period. To fix it, i'd simply reboot. What is the best way to troubleshoot this? One thing i've noticed is that when i download lots of data to the system, this is when it seems to happen. thanks guys! tower-diagnostics-20240223-1956.zip
  3. I've done some reading. I think i'll take the safe route and do one upgrade at a time.
  4. thank you, Trurl you've been helpful is there any issues adding the parity drive at the same time as the 2 additional regular drives?
  5. Hi All, few questions: I need recommendations on the sequence of adding a 2nd parity drive and 2 other regular drives. These 2 additional drives will simply replace 2 smaller drives. What is the recommendation for this process? I would like to try to minimize downtime. on a side note. I have 2 Unraid servers (mirroring each other.) Nothing is mission critical. Is it recommended to keep this setup or can I simply eliminate the backup server and go with adding a 2nd parity drive? regarding parity drives. I currently have a 16tb parity drive. I know that the parity drive has to be larger or same size as your regular drives. Can I add a 18TB parity drive and run a 16,18 setup or do i need to match the 16tb parity drive? thanks
  6. Just for the record, this media server is not live yet and all of my files are backed up. Im simply transferring from one server to my unraid, and it's almost done! I have 3 drives giving me errors. Disk 2, 5, and 6 attached are the logs tower-diagnostics-20230607-1115.zip
  7. Let me just say that Im a very new unraid user, and I too have moved from Truenas. I and quite happy with the move. So far, I've had very few permission issues unlike truenas where i was always troubleshooting how to get things to work in truenas. The plugins/apps seem to install flawlessly. Im currently using RSYNC to migrate all of my data over to Unraid. Should take about 6 days to fully transfer everything. Regarding your apps, there seems to be a buttload more apps being offered in the app store. Try it out for 30days for free. You may want to pick up 1 extra drive for "parity." read up on parity if youre not familiar with it. unlike Truenas, there's a cool file manager that you can download from the apps store (krusader) Yes, you can drag and drop from your Truenas in Krusader to unradi. However, I easily max out my 1 gig connection with rsync. SpaceInvader one has some awesome tutorials. Here's on on Parity:
  8. Ok, Rsync shows that im hitting the 1gig transfer rate. Im going to guess that there's a setting somewhere within my FLashFXP client that is causing the slow down. I didnt experience this slowdown when i transferred between the 2 Truenas servers. I think i'll use this Rsync for now on since it consistently hits over 100MB/s Dont judge me by my file names 🤪 again, a big thank you to YOU
  9. rsync -av root@TrueNAS_IP:/mnt/pool/dataset/ /mnt/user/share/ --no-perms is that the right command for no perms?
  10. awesome! I'll try this in a bit and report back thanks
  11. I just did a reverse SFTP transfer from UNRAID to my TRUENAS. Never go more than 24MB/s
  12. No compression that I know of. However, now we are making progress!!!!!! Here are my SMB transfers. I actually was averaging about 85-93MB/s on this transfer (below) So what does this tell us? I mean, we are practically getting 1 gig transfers via SMB in all directions? Just a reminder, when I did SFTP transfers from TRUENAS ---->TRUENAS (BACKUP) I would generally saturate my network connection. I cant do this with TRUENAS to UNRAID. thanks for helping me.
  13. I hard wired my windows 10 laptop, opened up a sftp over ssh connection and transferred a 2 gig file. Transfer was under 21MB. I did confirm my laptop does have a 1 gig nic card.
  14. im on a win 10 laptop on wifi . I can hook it up with an ethernet cable.