jortan

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  1. Once installed you will need to restart Unraid. I think it will automatically attempt to mount any ZFS pools found on startup.
  2. It does look like some progress in decoding AX1600i output has been made recently: https://github.com/Jon0/ax1600i
  3. The other question is why the executable is being placed in the cpsumon directory, and not in /usr/local/bin as with other users? This means the executable is also not in path. I wonder if these are related (is Unraid automatically chmod +x'ing plugin files placed in /usr/local/bin but not a subfolder?) I don't have corsair psu connected currently so my diagnostics will not be useful.
  4. I'm running the latest RC: Unraid Version: 6.12.0-rc6 Plugin: 2023.03.26e It doesn't survive a reboot, so I get this: Until I run: chmod +x /usr/local/bin/cpsumon/cpsumoncli Then it starts working again:
  5. So the plugin was installed, but the command cpsumoncli was not found Uninstalling from Apps didn't do anything, and the plugin would still show as installed. Uninstalled from Plugins page And then reinstalled from Apps. Still not availalable in path and dashboard still not working root@servername:~# /usr/local/bin/cpsumon/cpsumoncli -bash: /usr/local/bin/cpsumon/cpsumoncli: Permission denied ls -alh /usr/local/bin/cpsumon/ total 16K drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 80 Mar 27 01:41 ./ drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 100 Mar 27 01:41 ../ -rw-rw-rw- 1 root root 16K Mar 27 01:41 cpsumoncli drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 60 Mar 27 01:41 libcpsumon/ Added executable permission: chmod +x /usr/local/bin/cpsumon/cpsumoncli Now it's working! Not sure if this is a new requirement in the latest RCs? ps: I still can't execute cpsumoncli without specifying the full path: /usr/local/bin/cpsumon/cpsumoncli
  6. Any idea what the issue might be here? Unraid 6.12.0-rc6 Corsair plugin: ###2023.03.26e - Repo forked from CyanLabs/corsairpsu-unraid. Made the necessary changes for UnRAID v.6.12.0-beta7 while maintaining backwards compatibility. ttyUSB0 does appear when the AX860i is connected: Apologies if I have missed something obvious
  7. Can anyone confirm if this works with the AX860i now or is this also an unsupported model?
  8. Strictly speaking you're talking each disk being a separate pool with a single vdev containing one disk. As everyone else has pointed out, in this scenario ZFS can detect errors thanks to checksums, but will have no ability to repair them because you have no redundancy in each pool. If you want to pool dissimilar disks, Unraid arrays are perfect for this. If you want the performance and resilience of a ZFS pool, you may want to invest in some new disks.
  9. Is there any reason you don't want to create a single pool of your disks? Less total capacity? Concerns around being able to expand the array? ZFS has supported expanding raidz pools for some time now and Unraid will be adding GUI features for this at some point.
  10. Are you referring to this? Up to 4 devices supported in a mirror vdev. If I'm understanding correctly, this should almost never be an issue. Even a mirrored pool of 8 drives will typically only have 2 per vdev. Example:
  11. It's still a reasonable diagnostic step to run this all the way back to 2133/2400 and see if the issue persists. If it does and if your memory passes memtest for a reasonable amount of time, then you can move on to other potential causes. Also: https://www.asus.com/au/motherboards-components/motherboards/tuf-gaming/tuf-gaming-z690-plus-wifi-d4/helpdesk_bios/?model2Name=TUF-GAMING-Z690-PLUS-WIFI-D4
  12. ps: if you're still looking to build a second server for backups, probably the best option is sanoid to manage snapshots of your main ZFS pool, and syncoid to pull/replicate those snapshots on your backup server. I have this setup so that on startup, my backup server will replicate snapshots from my main server, send an email summary and then shut itself down.
  13. I haven't watched any of the video guides, but this includes some explanation of what's going on in the above SMB (windows share) configuration examples: https://forum.level1techs.com/t/zfs-on-unraid-lets-do-it-bonus-shadowcopy-setup-guide-project/148764 One thing to consider is something like borg to backup your data offsite https://www.borgbase.com/
  14. I would suggest mounting your ZFS pool elsewhere, ie. /mnt/poolname /mnt/diskx is where Unraid mounts disks for the Unraid array. Seems likely that is the problem?
  15. Does the pool have a mountpoint configured? zfs get mountpoint poolname
  16. I don't know what method people are using to try and have Unraid's own array system mount ZFS shares, but I don't believe that is supported. If you're happy to have an open share you can add something like this in /boot/config/smb-extra.conf [sharename] path = /mnt/poolname/dataset comment = share comment browseable = yes public = yes writeable = yes (edit: ZFS support is coming to Unraid soon and presumably this will include creating shares in the GUI for ZFS pools/datasets)
  17. Depends on your risk profile. Your disk may fail soon, on the other hand I've had disks continue to operate for tens of thousands of hours with a handful of "reported uncorrect" errors.
  18. I don't think it's indicative of a faulty pool, something is issuing a command to import (bring online and mount) all detected zfs pools. I think 1WayJonny's point is that there could be situations where a plugin randomly issuing a command to import all ZFS pools might not be desirable.
  19. You can check this with: zpool history | grep import I have a several of these entries, but not since around 6 months ago, and this may have actually been me running the commands. I don't use these plugins, but I've just installed zfs-companion to see if that's causing these commands to be run.
  20. The ZFS plugin isn't intended to replace the Unraid array (with it's flexibility to mix and match disks), but rather to replace the functionality otherwise provided by the cache drive/pool (ie. BTRFS) When ZFS is officially supported in Unraid (which has been hinted at), that will still be the case. edit: That said, ZFS raidz expansion is now a thing, and there has always been the option to fairly easily expand arrays with mirrored pairs (which is generally regarded as the best pool topology)
  21. The Unraid "Shares" GUI is really designed for sharing Unraid array/pools. I would also recommend sharing a ZFS dataset using smb-extra.conf (or zfs set) rather than trying to do this in the Unraid Shares GUI. If you want a share that's open to anonymous (unauthenticated) access on your network: chown nobody:users /mnt/poolname/dataset chmod 777 /mnt/poolname/dataset In /boot/config/smb-extra.conf add a new share: [sharename] path = /mnt/poolname/dataset comment = this is a comment browseable = yes public = yes writeable = yes Restart samba service to load the new config /etc/rc.d/rc.samba restart sharename should now be visible at \\unraidhostname or \\unraid.ip.address
  22. You can turn on closed captions, and then enable translation to english in the video settings - was pretty easy to follow: Thanks for this @UnRAID_ES
  23. 50Mbit/sec = ~6.5MB/sec <- typical 4K Bluray edit: it's typically a bit higher than this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultra_HD_Blu-ray Still, the array is probably not your issue with Plex + 4K
  24. A high bitrate 4K file is likely to be around 5-10MB/sec, I doubt this was an issue with array performance. Plex has always struggled with 4K where transcoding is required. Worth another try, things may have improved.