MaverickMacker

I will try that, but have no VM's or dockers running.

This my second Unraid server and I think I may have an issue with the hardware, mainly the motherboard. Since I turned it on two seek ago the GUI, shares, and the CLI via SSH of locked up or crashed daily. This usually happens at night and when I go to use it in the morning, I find that I can ping it and use the direct CLI via keyboard. Until today I have not been able to see this happen in real time. How ever, this morning I was looking at the logs when I started seeing a lot of errors scroll past. These looked like small kernel crashes. I copied them out from the log window and went to shut down the array, that is when it hard crashed. No CLI even via the keyboard or pings. I am attaching the diagnostic file I pulled yesterday and the log entries I grabbed. If it's not the motherboard my other concern is that I made a mistake picking a 13th gen Intell CPU with big little architecture (aka performance and efficacy cores). Please help! zues-log-errors.txt zeus-diagnostics-20240328-0844.zip

Same here. GUI was locking up and unresponsive every three days and mover did not work. Had to uninstall mover tuner now have no issues. This only happens on my 6.12.8 server; my 6.12.4 server does not have this issue. I will not be upgrading that server anytime soon.

I had just moved the new server to the main UPS that is controlled by one of the old servers, but that would not have help anyway I tripped over the power cord and pulled it out of the back server. No UPS can fix that. Yes, I am trying to do the initial data load, it's only 42tb of data. The docker worked fine expect when access media files on the array. I have been meaning to move the appdata and system pack to the cache, just been concerned last time I moved them the vm and docker image files got corrupted even though both services were shut off, they seem a little fragile. At this point I am going to replace some hardware and do a factory reset, will no move those off the cache again.

Posted the diags. Think I am going to put in a LSI 9300-8i in IT mode and replace the 8tb drives with 14s.

mavericknas-diagnostics-20230917-1835.zip

Backstory: I currently have two NAS/Servers. Both are SuperMicro rack mounts, same processors, memory, hard drives, and running hardware raid 5. Both are running Emby, Radarr, Sonarr, SABnzbd, a database, DNS, Pihole, Syslog, S/FTP, TFTP, HyperV/Docker and DHCP. One is Ubuntu and one is Windows. In the six years they have been running, excluding long power outages, they have never been inaccessible even when a drive went bad and the new one was being rebuilt. We are moving and after thirty years as a network engineer, I no longer need a home lab (no more rack full of servers and networking equipment) work now has everything I need to work with. It’s time to downsize sort of and replace the old server. My present problems: I built a new tower server that will be on a shelf next to the media box in the av closet of the new house. After a long debate (with myself) I decided to use Unraid. Four times I had to wipe and start the configure over again (mostly my mistakes, but twice due to adding parts to the server and watching Unraid crap itself), not a good start. The issue I have right now is sort of my own making but has exposed a major issue. I moved the new server to where all the rest of the equipment I have is. During a reconfiguration of some patch cables, I tripped over the temporary power cable I had in place and the Unraid server lost power. That was three days ago. Since the server has been back on its has been doing a parity check. It’s currently at 26% saying it has 4 days and 17 hours left to go. I cannot stream anything using Emby, copy files to or from it at any speed faster than 5kbps, and none of the dockers can do anything that requires access to the array. If this was in use right now my family would be raising hell! Never mind the five kids, aunts and uncles, and parents that use the media server. My wife would be the one that would be angriest. No at me but would insist I replace the offending software/hardware with one that works. How do I move forward with Unraid if it’s going to be so unusable for days just because of a power cut? Besides going with an all-SSD setup how do speed things up? It’s not the CPU, it’s never got over 3% usage. All eight main drives are NAS 7200 rpm drives plus three cache SSDs.