Eodyne

Well glad it doesn't seem to be something I messed up then. Diagnostics attached nas-diagnostics-20250225-1404.zip

So I had a 2 drive pool where I kept my appdata. I decided to take one of the drives out of it and create another pool to use as the staging drive for Tdarr Encoding. Got that all done but now when I switch the pool from 2 drives to 1 and then start the array it always goes back to it having 2 drives with one missing and throws errors. The array starts and runs but it keeps warning me that Apps pool is missing that second drive So I set everything like image 1 - so when I start the Array it should just spin up like that. But when it does I end up with image 2 - everything works but it keeps yelling at me that I'm missing a drive in my Apps Pool

Installed an Ubuntu VM, everything seems to working fine except that my mouse wheel doesn't work for scrolling. Gets very annoying when navigating webpages etc. Any ideas to fix?

Soooo, I'm an idiot and apparently in the course of moving various network equipment (this was a full move of all by network stuff to a new rack) I swapped the router and NAS power supplies... Switched them back and BAM...all good.

So I recently moved my NAS to a new physical spot. No big deal, shut it down cleanly, moved it, turned it back on. But it keeps saying my parity disk is missing and I can't source the problem at all. I thought maybe something got messed up even with the clean shutdown so I took the HDD out and plugged it into my desktop, no problem, recognized I cleared it formatting wise and stuck it back in the NAS - nope doesn't show up at all, like it's not even plugged in. Ok, maybe it's the connector on the NAS itself - tried a different HDD I had in the same slot - recognized by UNRAID no problem. So for the life of me I'm at a loss. Anyone have any thoughts or should I just figure this drive got borked somehow and order a new parity disk?

Is there a way to export the entire users folder as a share so that I can have all my shares visible as a single network drive/network place in windows? Tried searching but didn't see anything about this as an option. Rather than have each individual share as a separate network drive I'd like to have them all collected under a single mapped drive on my PC.