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I've always been bi-curious, that's why i have two parities.... Thanks for all the help peeps.

Ah gotcha. So everything important on my system is already protected? So I don't have to use "move" or anything else?

Ok thanks. Don't I want to move appdata and system off the cache if I'm just going to leave it?

Ah ok thanks. When I first installed and setup the cache I asked about it here and one person said something like since I have appdata and system on the cache it's not being protected. I'd rather remove it completely and the docker and reinstall at a later time if I decide to go that route.

Still over my head, sorry. I have no idea what docker is or does. I just use this as a file server for my home theater.

I appreciate you trying to help, but you're talking over my head. I'd rather just remove the cache as I never had a problem with the system before. Thanks.

LOL that's why I wanted to just remove the cache, I literally have no idea of what I'm doing. I didn't really have problems before just thought since I was building a new server that I add that in. I'd rather just remove it.

Great, thanks. For Docker, I went to settings, docker and then changed it to Enable Docker "No" and hit apply. Here's the file. Thanks for the help. tower-diagnostics-20251228-1648.zip

As requested. tower-diagnostics-20251228-1535.zip

I don't think I setup and use my cache the right way. How do I remove it? Idiot version please. Right now I have appdata and system on the cache, not sure why, and under the storage heading on the shares page it says "secondary storage to primary storage" and there's the cache symbol with an arrow pointing to it then the array symbol.

Great. Thanks.

A bit of a revisit on this. Server is working flawlessly and many thanks for the help. My power bill has been abnormally high so started tracking down what the problem is. Came across my 10G TP Link Switch and it's so hot you can't touch it for more than a second. Turns out this is kind of common, but all that heat comes from power consumption. So I'm looking at going to fiber as suggested. Could use a crash course in it and maybe a card recommendation that will work with unraid and my Supermicro X11SPI-TF MOBO and a switch.

Cool Thanks.

Gotcha. Thanks, again. I was reading that newer versions of Unraid, I'm using 7.0.1, with a cache using BTRFS automatically TRIMs. If that's not true how often to have it TRIM? it gives me, hourly, daily, weekly and monthly.

@Wody, question for you. You mentioned in a previous post that one of the mobo's I was talking about's PCIE slots were only for video cards. How can I tell what the PCIE slots are for, what am I looking out for? On my new Mobo the Supermicro, on the board itself it says CPU next to the PCIE slots, now I'm sure that's not what I think it is, but was wondering if you can point me to some where to educate myself to know what to look for in Mobo and what PCIE slots are designated for. Thanks. By the way I put that SAS LSI card in slot 3. Hope that's the right one as I think slot 1 is for graphics.