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Dang I should have read the guide to the end. 😅 Got too nervous on step 10 and stopped understanding what I've read around step 12 when 13 was the step that explained what I was confused about. Thanks a lot!

I currently have a failed drive in my Array, that is currently covered by my single parity, while I wait for the waranty replacement to finally arrive. The issue is: All my current drives, including parity, are 6TB drives. WD is sending me a 10TB drive as replacement, because they currently don't have any 6TB drives. I'm not sure, what will be the right steps to correctly rebuilt the drive now, in this situation, since it's basically a Parity Swap, while still having to rebuilt something from Parity. I know, that I can't add a drive bigger than the parity in the array. So the 10TB drive will have to be the new Parity. Is there a special mode in Unraid, so that it knows, that it has to move the parity? Would it be better to add the 10TB as 2nd Parity, let it rebuilt, and then make the first parity the data drive? Evacuate the data with unbalanced? Kiss the files goodbye?

Stilll no luck, even with everything from the faq checked. also did a run of memtest, which worked fine. tower-diagnostics-20240515-0956.zip syslog-192.168.178.2.log

It just had another random restart. edit: Just checked bios again. Forgot the Power suply idle control, and had only set c-states to disabled. Monitoring again. syslog-192.168.178.2.log tower-diagnostics-20240515-0239.zip

Apparently my Bios was so old, it didn't know/show c-states yet. Ran an BIOS upgrade, to the latest version, and disabled states. I'm gonna monitor the system a little, and see if it helped. Thanks for the hint.

Lately I've been seeing restarts at random Intervals, and I think I need someone to look into this, who understands it better than me. Grabbed Diagnostics and Syslog right after the last restart happened, and attached here. I'm seeing some entries, that the CPU is apparently not supported, which I believe are new. It's a AMD Ryzen 5 3600XT 6-Core @ 3800 MHz, without any overclocking. tower-diagnostics-20240514-1953.zip syslog-192.168.178.2.log