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root@NAS:~# find /mnt -name libvirt.img /mnt/user/system/libvirt/libvirt.img /mnt/cache/system/libvirt/libvirt.img

I did that at the beginning (see first post). But the main issue here is the fact that the docker and VM were gone

At least docker and VM's are still there after reboot.

Hi All, I wanted to test this to solve the problem with array not starting after reboot automatically. It did not work and in addition after the second reboot all my vm's and docker where gone from the Web GUI. I saw already several topics for that in forum but with no clear explanation why does it happen and how to prevent it. I was able to recreate the VM and reinstall the dockers (vdisk and docker appdata was not gone from the Array). But why it happened and why the array does not auto start after reboot is a mystery for me. Can any of you help to solve it ? I have nas-diagnostics-20240907-0943.zip

My bad, root share option is the one I was looking.

Thx for the quick reply, but it works only with external shares. It's probably my fault because I wasn't thorough enough. I meant shares from Unraid not external ones. Sorry for the confusion.

Hi All, I'm happy to join the Unraid famili. I want to migrate from qnap solution and I'm currently struggling to find out how to make a Share Folder Aggregation (Qnap naming). I want to create several shares with different setting that I can then "link" to one share so I can access all the differently configured shares from one share when I mount in on my desktop. Does anybody now how can I do that. I did some googling but did not find any solution or I was using wrong name (Qnap name) for what I was looking for. Any help will be appreciated and thx in advance.