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  1. mkdir '/mnt/user/Domains' Your creating Domains, not domains, Linux is case sensitive.
  2. Could be this issue: Also a good idea to run memtest.
  3. Like already mentioned the number of writes in the GUI is meaningless, if you want to see how much it's reading/writing you can check SMART, note the current read/writes total, then check again after 24H and make the calculations. https://www.virten.net/2016/12/ssd-total-bytes-written-calculator/
  4. Unraid driver is crashing, this sometimes happens with some hardware/kernel combinations, I would suggest upgrading to v6.10.0-rc8 and trying again.
  5. This reminded me of user who just a couple of days ago lost data by moving files with rsync using the same for source and destination, if you move a folder with the plugin where source and dest are the same (both with disk or user shares) and check the "override existing files" option the folder will be deleted, of course I don't consider this a bug since it should never be done, but if it's allowed I fear sooner or later someone will do it, so if you can prevent the dest being the same as source I think it would be a good idea.
  6. You can run Unraid with RAID controllers, especially if you want to see how it works and try its features, but would definitely recommend using true HBAs for a final config.
  7. Changed Status to Closed Changed Priority to Other
  8. Closing this for now since it looks like a general support issue, please post in the general support forum if you need more help with this, we can always re-open if it tuns out to be a bug.
  9. This is a device issue with recent kernels, reported temp spikes to 84C frequently: https://us.community.samsung.com/t5/Monitors-and-Memory/SSD-980-heat-spikes-to-84-C-183-F/td-p/2002779
  10. The type of errors still suggest some hardware issue, maybe try with just one DIMM, re-format the pool then monitor for new errors.
  11. IMAGE_FILE="/mnt/user/VM's/libvirt.img" Instead of VM's use for example VMs.
  12. Crashing looks more hardware related, you can try running memtest if you haven't yet, can also try upgrading to v6.10-rc8 mostly to rule out any kernel compatibility issue.
  13. You can download v6.9.2 and replace all the bz* files on the flash, then reboot.
  14. There's filesystem corruption on disk4, check filesystem on disk4, and since part of the appdata lives there it could be related to your issue, you then should move everything from that share to cache.
  15. If spin down if important to you and if that's a possibility I would suggest replacing those RAID controllers with LSI HBAs, spin down with RAID controllers is hit and miss, mostly miss.
  16. You're using a RAID controller, those are not recommended, but if you want to use it you need to enable drive pass through/JBOD mode or even create a RAID0 device for each device, depending on the controller options.
  17. That's not how you do it, you need to use the md device, see the check filesystem wiki.
  18. If you're getting more than 12MB/s it's definitely not linking at 100Mbps
  19. Doesn't look related to that, it's the same thing with -rc7, underscores show in Unraid, not in UD, looks like they are getting the string from different places, this thread might have more info: https://forums.unraid.net/bug-reports/prereleases/6100-rc4-nvme-device-name-changed-after-upgrading-r1830/
  20. Swap cables with different drives two see if the CRC errors follow the cables.
  21. Try rebooting, type "reboot" in the console.
  22. loop2 is the docker image, it needs to be recreated, it likely got corrupt because according to these errors one of the cache devices dropped offline in the past: May 9 14:11:47 unraid-2 kernel: BTRFS info (device dm-13): bdev /dev/mapper/sdi1 errs: wr 37591, rd 21008, flush 1044, corrupt 1187, gen 0 You should run a scrub now and monitor for future issues, see here.
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