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JorgeB

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  1. From the release notes: It's always a possibility when the driver is not included with the kernel, nothing LT can do about it but wait for a newer driver.
  2. You can also take a look here since it might take me longer to reply due to weekend: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/46802-faq-for-unraid-v6/?do=findComment&comment=700582
  3. Please post after reboot diags to see current pool status. P.S. you need to run xfs_repair on URBACKUP UD device.
  4. Forgot to mention that you can also uncheck "preserve attributes" before copying to avoid the errors:
  5. Disk has pending sectors and the SMART test failed, so it needs to be replaced.
  6. You can still use MC, it just won't keep the permissions, files are still copied, and AFAIK nothing changed in that.
  7. See this thread, several solutions there:
  8. That's normal with different capacity devices in the same pool, free space should be correct though. Also note that cache2 is not currently part of the pool, despite the GUI showing it is.
  9. You can try UFS explorer, reiserfsck --rebuild-tree --scan-whole-partition might also work.
  10. Very possible to get 10MB/s writes with SMAR drives, I get that with some of mine when they hit the SMR wall, you should at least avoid SMR for parity since that will impact writes to any array device, even non SMR.
  11. That means there's no valid boot device, did you enable EUFI boot in the USB tool? It's disable by default.
  12. Yep, and if it's showing link up that's not the problem.
  13. User shares always have some overhead, though some users feel it much more than others.
  14. OK, but the array won't auto-start with a missing disk, you can start it manually if you click the checkbox next to array start, but still need to remove the disk from the array, even if it's empty, or the array will be unprotected.
  15. That's not very good, but not what's limiting speeds to <100MB/s, did you try transferring to a disk share to see if it's any different?
  16. Try another cable and/or switch port, if still no link it's likely the NIC.
  17. Those are read speeds, SMR is slow for writes.
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