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Problem solved... no more native move now button any were.... no

I just wish they gave a way to disable there's entirely in the GUI.

With the separation of "mover" and "mover tuner". Is there any way to fully disable the built in mover, With the "move" button in the gui in multiple places, even on the same page in some views as the mover tuner, its easy to accidentally push the built in one. Maybe be a bit OCD but i dont even want the button on the main page or the setting page to accidently push, I have a large cache drive and it really messes with me if the built in one runs. If not wanting to go to the point of killing this executable /usr/local/sbin/mover Thanks

my google foo continues...does seem like with zfs and zraid, there is some extra calculations baked into it for padding and what not....

more pics...

There any limitations to the dataset size ? Seems like i can tweak things with the set quota command. zraid - would be 11.4 TBs..shows 11 there? is that what it should be ? Then the datasets, does it just default to 10Tbs ? Cant say any of these numbers match up, might scrap this and start over to get a better grasp here. Just lacking how all these line up together.

my only complaint.... come on UNRAID support MPIO.... it baked into the linux kernel now.

for the next sole that ever finds this post..... i was able to figure out how to enable JBOD on the raid controller, dumb thing doesn't let you do it from CIMC, you have hit ctrl-r and go into the bios screen for lack of better words of the raid controller, and enable JBOD support, once you do that. you can go back to CIMC and set you drives to JBOD mode, which will then pass all the smart drive metrics to unraid. Letting you take full advantage of what UNRAID has to offer. Add in an 9xxx 8e HBA of your choosing, and an EMC KTL3 DAS shelf, and i got to tell ya, you will be nirvana, all hot swappable drives, all enterprise worthy setup. and this thing is rock flipp'en solid. I was able to swap all my drives to a newer Cisco server with JBOD enabled, and it worked exactly like any unraid user would expect it to. Right now all my drives are actually in DAS shelves. the config is on the USB drive, and really the server it self is just sheet metal. move my HBA card to a new box, be it a server or a consumer pc build and keep on rocking. I love me my UNRAID.

agree did end of buying it, tossed it in my utility room and i cant hear it any were in the house, loving the shelf to be honest.

being this is all just home lab fun and learning, i did think about doing the raidz pools to start to learn about them

Hey guys, did some google'ing searching the forums and what not. Not seeing alot of people using RAID 5 on cache pools, which makes sense, most people will burn there drive bays to the array and pack big drives, but i have some storage shelfs cabled up as DAS storage and access to lots of SSD\NVME drives. So, what's the latest on is there any downfalls to running raid 5 or 6 for a pool? Everything I find says run raid 1 or 10. makes we twitch, to say toss ten drives into a raid 10 pool and lose all that capacity. Does it take command line fun to replace a failed drive in a setup like that or can just stop the array swap it and keep on trucking? v7 any benefits there ?

Thinking of buying this shelf, can I ask how loud is it?

Thanks for the info. Agree with your points. Doesn't seem really needed any more. I do like running it to flush out bad drives though.

wonder if you seen the same as me, does my pics line up with what u seen? same thin twice, both times, it had to clear the drive, which takes just as long as pre-clear did. I have one more drive to add, if the author of the plugin wants to see the logs, or confirm this is how its suppose to be working

Curious if this is working as planned..... did this x2 times now... I preclear a drive, as shown.... I then stop my array, and I add the disk... Shows as a new disk when I start up the array.... But goes into this "Disk Clear" status.... now Parity stays valid i guess... But its not really usable for some time, 8 hours to "clear it" Then it will go to formatting, which the first time, took hours, second drive took less then an hour, but noticeable Just want to know if that's what its suppose to do. Thanks - Walter.