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Looks like a kernel panic based on the log, see attached and direction would be appreciated. Thanks unraid-prod-diagnostics-20231104-2052.zip

I have come to the end of my rope on traoubleshooting issues w/ 6.12.3. Ever since upgrading to 6.12.x multiple issues in contrast to 6.11.x rock solid. My main issue is I can't perform a clean shutdown and/or reboot, always hangs on unmounting disks, sync filesystems, or just hangs the GUI. I have to ssh and do a kill command on the shutdown process and then the box will reboot, unclean. I have attached a diagnostic file for some direction/assistance. Thanks unraid-prod-diagnostics-20230727-0639.zip

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An error occurred during backup. RETENTION WILL NOT BE CHECKED! Please review the log. ab.debug.log

I ran this on 6.12RC2 and after ~hour and ~400GB of space and still running I aborted the backup. Will not abort after 30 minutes, "Waiting on Current Task to Finish." Had to reboot. Will follow-up w/ a diagnostic file.

Seems RC2 has addressed my issue. Thanks!

See attached, tried again and can't make zfs stick as a type when added to a pool, always reverts back to auto, and once created and I select format from Array Operations tab, always btrfs. I can create a single zfs pool, but RAID0 zfs pool no sucess and what is odd zpool list show both correctly, ZFS Master plugin shows both pools correctly as RAID0, but from Pool Devices tab shows unmounted/unrecognized FS and the same from the Array Operations Tab, see pics below:

Just to add to this, trying to create a ZFS RAID0 pool w/ 2 SSDs and here are my steps: 1. Stop array. 2. Pool Devices. 3. Add. 4. Name, zfs_cache. 5. Slots, 2. 6. Assign 2 SSDs, same size. 7. Select first disk and select zfs, raid0, unable to hit apply, only able to select done. 8. fs indicates auto even though I selected zfs. 9. Start array. 10. Pool show as unformatted. 11. Select format and always formats to btrfs. I have attempted multiple times w/ out success and maybe my workflow is incorrect...

I removed the OPNSense VM, not in use and that addressed the issue, thanks for the assistance!

Yes, the VMs that are enabled for "autostart" but I just don't have anything listed under the VM Tab. I am trying to decipher what SimonF is telling me at the moment...

Attached: Thanks

Same, upgraded from 6.11.5 and thought was related to docker.folder pluugin, so I removed the plugin and same issue. Rebooted in safe mode and same issue, so I don't know at this point. I do have this error from the libvirt log: 2023-03-16 21:08:22.958+0000: 9244: info : libvirt version: 8.7.0 2023-03-16 21:08:22.958+0000: 9244: info : hostname: unRAID-Prod 2023-03-16 21:08:22.958+0000: 9244: error : virNetSocketReadWire:1791 : End of file while reading data: Input/output error

Same issue and I had to roll back to 6.11.5.

It does not, here is my directory structure in OneDrive/remote: My Files from left; Pictures Apps Documents Public Music etc... So what I am attempting is to sync/remotetolocal from the above OneDrive root (including all the directories listed) to the root of /mnt/user/OneDrive. So the question, if I wanted to sync the entire OneDrive (remote) to /mnt/user/OneDrive (local) what would be the paths for "Container Path" and "Rclone_Media-Shares"? All OneDrive directories are in the root of OneDrive, I don't have a "media" directory w/ all the directories underneath that. I think I understand the logic, but just can't seem to come w/ the correct variables to achieve what I am trying to accomplish, just simply synching OneDrive to /mnt/user/OneDrive. Thanks

Revisting from an unsuccessful effort, I am attempting to "remotetolocal (OneDrive to unRAID). I have a share on unRAD for OneDrive located at /mnt/user/OneDrive. I have tried every possible combination I can think related to the following: Log: 2022-12-02 18:44:13,542 DEBG 'start-script' stdout output: [info] Running rclone copy from remote 'remote:/media/OneDrive' to local share '/media/OneDrive'... 2022-12-02 18:44:14,953 DEBG 'start-script' stdout output: [info] rclone copy finished Any help would be appreciated. Thanks