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I have an onboard Ethernet interface and also a PCI 10G Ethernet card. They switch between being eth0 and eth1, so I'd like an interface rule to make eth0 always be the 10G card, as I set a priority to use that card first. - I've tried removing /boot/config/network.cfg (there never was a /boot/config/network-rules.cfg). That didn't work. - I tried creating /boot/config/network-rules.cfg, but it didn't really work. The panel appeared in the UI, but I couldn't see how to add any rules. Diagnostics attached. Thanks! unraid.aje1-diagnostics-20240727-2011.zip

Ah, ok... I missed the checkbox and was worried I would lose data. I can copy again (it took about 24 hours, but I can use it to exercise the new drive). I think I found a thread where JorgeB had a process (https://forums.unraid.net/topic/93940-solved-parity-swap-procedure-asking-to-copy-again/) to avoid recopying. It would be great to get the https://docs.unraid.net/legacy/FAQ/parity-swap-procedure/ doc updated to mention to not interrupt the process (refresh page, shutdown, restart, etc). Thank you all.

Attached. Thank you.

Not sure if that's true (or even how to restart the process), I found this thread which seems very similar.

https://docs.unraid.net/legacy/FAQ/parity-swap-procedure/ I had 2x16TB drives and the non-parity failed. I replaced it with a 20TB drive and began the 'parity swap' process (the largest drive needs to be parity). I am/was at the end of step 14 (the parity copy had completed and ready to do 'The Start button will now be present, and the description will now indicate that it is ready to start a Data-Rebuild.'), but decided to shutdown to remove the dead drive and check on fans. After reboot, "Array Operations" says 'Stopped. Upgrading disk/swapping parity.' and 'Copy' is greyed out (makes sense as it's already been copied). Please help me get my array back online. Diagnostics attached. Thanks. unraid.aje1-diagnostics-20240706-1111.zip