magikfly

I took a look in /boot/config/pools/cache.cfg and it appeared an old nvme drive's guid was being used for some reason. updated it to the current one, restarted the array and the warning sign is gone.

I'm seeing this after upgrading to 7.3 saying I should check the pool's status but there's absolutely nothing wrong with the drive. Anyone know why? homeserver-diagnostics-20260514-1943.zip

What is this supposed to mean? Its the cache pool status, but why is it unknown?

Did you check out syncthing?

Problem is, I don't have slots left. I tried the 8156's and the driver sucks which is why I got the ASIX. Now I managed to get CDC_NCM to work properly. We'll see how stable these are. Either way, I reverted back to active failover. Not really in the mood to figure out how to make these bond.

I recently installed a fresh 7.2.4 instance and am trying to get my USB Ethernet adapters (2x AX88279) to bond with my switch. However, they don't get recognized automatically so I need to modprobe the cdc_ncm drivers in the go file. Unfortunately I can't get the LACP up after that. Switch supports LACP. Anyone have any experience? I tried RTL8156B's but those have even worse drivers. By the way, network-rules seems to disappear every reboot. Don't know why Edit: it seems the fact that the onboard nic comes up way before the ASIX means it allocates eth0 for itself, thereby forcing me to move the adapters to 1 and 2. Even if i change the BONDNICS in the cfg to 1 and 2, it somehow still clings to eth0