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So that I can learn, where can you see the hard limit of 110MB/s in the above data? Here is a screenshot of the main array and the usage of each drive.

Is this it?

Did I do it correctly?

I moved a 20TB file using the following command in terminal: pv "/mnt/cache_nvme/media/Movies 4K/Blade Runner 2049 (2017)/Blade Runner 2049 (2017) {imdb-tt1856101} [Bluray-2160p][DV HDR10][EAC3 7.1][x265]-hallowed.mkv" > "/mnt/disk2/media/Movies 4K/Blade Runner 2049 (2017)/Blade Runner 2049 (2017) {imdb-tt1856101} [Bluray-2160p][DV HDR10][EAC3 7.1][x265]-hallowed.mkv" I would get write speeds of around 120MiB/s each on disk 2 and parity drive. Attached diagnostics below. server-diagnostics-20241204-1130.zip

NVME cache pool to HDD array using Unbalanced plugin.

Sorry for the late reply. Please see the attached diagnostics. server-diagnostics-20241203-2330.zip

All the 6x HDD drives are all the same. Even both NVME cache drives in RAID1 are the same. This was my assumption as well, trying to figure out what is preventing my transfers from matching my parity check speeds. All files were greater than 4GB.

This is one of the posts I am referring to from Reddit: According to user Nick2Smith he is getting 250MB/s turbo write speeds.

I have seen posts where users state that their write speeds during turbo write transfers match the max write speeds of their drives. Is this not the case? Also I have attached the diagnostics ZIP file. server-diagnostics-20241127-1816.zip

My setup: HDD: 6x WD Red Pro 22TB (XFS - 1x drive parity) SDD: 2x WD Black 4TB (ZFS - Raid 1) I have turbo write enabled but seem to get write speeds of around 110MB/s when transferring from SSD cache pool but weirdly during parity check I get sustained speeds of 250MB/s. Am I doing something wrong?

I didn't know you could add other folders using Appdata Backup plugin. They would be put in the zip file correct?

Besides backing-up Appdata folder, any advice on how to achieve the equivalent on a share folder? Is rsync the recommended way?

Woah you can disconnect and connect the UD drive via script??? Would you mind sharing said script? Also what software/plugin are you using for nightly backups?

You're right, I did want to access it from the network. Curious, why not? If I do backups daily, how would this work?

For anyone else looking for answers, this is what I did: I used Unassigned Devices plug-in Formatted the USB drive Selected NTFS as the file system Enable automount and share in the settings for the drive Then I simply point backups to /mnt/disks/name_of_usb_ssd

Roger that! That makes the choice easy.

I did a little research but correct me if I am wrong. My understanding is that adding a USB device to cache pool is not a good idea because of potential disconnects. Would it still be a bad idea if this is the only device on the cache pool? Or is it better to just keep it as a Unassigned Device permanently.

I have a USB SSD that is going to be plugged into my Unraid server all the time for important backups and I want to format it in NTFS so that I can have the ability to instantly plug it into a Windows machine if the Unraid server were to ever go down. Is this possible? If so, is there a recommend way to achieve this? Do I add the USB SSD to a newly created cache pool or do I just use it as an Unassigned Disk? Appreciate any advice and guidance ❤️

Changing <timer name='hpet' present='no'/> to <timer name='hpet' present='yes'/> dropped qumu CPU usage significantly for me. Not sure what it does exactly but thank you @Strayer for this!

@primeval_god thank you for the link and information. Hopefully it will be sorted out in the next update.

+1 looking for a solution to this. I moved from Docker Compose Manager to Portainer and both are having the same issue. Spent too much time thinking I was doing something wrong myself.

Thank you @Frank1940 for your hint! Changing the following environment parameters gave access to Code Server to the boot folder: environment: - PUID=0 - PGID=0

Sorry to necro this. Using a SAMSUNG BAR Plus 128GB USB 3.0 in a USB 2.0 port. (I know it is overkill for Unraid but it's all I had available!) I have been getting the same EXACT same error codes and message for months. System has been running fine so didn't prioritize fixing this, until now. Could not find a solution. Were you able to find a solution to this?

I was actually wondering the second question you asked so I searched the forums first and instead of posting a new thread, I figured I would just tag onto this one. My understanding thus far to answer your question: 1. Mover moves the files from /mnt/cache to /mnt/disk1 or /mnt/disk2 depending on your Allocation method in Share settings. 2. To quote itimpi in this post: Granted that was in 2022, so not sure how much has changed since then. Hope this helps.