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Post ud_diagnostics by going to a command line and entering 'ud_diagnostics' then post the /flash/logs/ud_diagnostics.zip.

Non knowing what the autotweak plugin does, it's entirely possible. You can keep Tips and Tweaks from doing anything to NICs by setting all NIC settings to 'Default'.

Tailscale restarts services and this will cause NFS to stop working. It should be fixed in the next release of 6.12.

Update ud. A new release fixes that.

The latest release of UD should solve this.

I've made a few adjustments that will be in the next release of UD.

I have no plans because of the additional complexity for the user for what seems like a very corner case.

If you assign an IP address to the Container, the port will not interfere with Unraid.

I have been considering this for a while, but a little concerned about the implementation. It would have to be done on a remote share basis so an offsite remote share on port 1445 and LAN remote share on port 445 could be mounted at the same time. Since the online check is now done by testing an open port, it would complicate the management of different ports. I believe the best solution is to map the port through your router from 445 internally to 1445 externally.

UD does its own layout because there is very different information shown. It is made as close to the 'Main' page as possible considering UD has a lot more information to show.

I don't have an answer as to why that wouold occur just by the name of the pool.

I don't see anything in the log indicating an issue. There is a known issue with some browsers in private or incognito mode. Try a different browser. Also do the following: Go to 'Tools->PHP Settings' and enable the php log. Select 'All Categories'. Then go to UD and try to create a script. Go back to the 'Tools->PHP Settings' and see if there are any php warnings/errors. Post any that show up.

Click the three gears 'Settings' icon and detach it.

Go to the Settings->Unassigned Devices and click on the "Remote Servers" tab and enter the remote server name or IP address and click 'Test'. UD will run a test and tell you what is causing this to happen. Post the text from the 'Results' text box if you need further help.

UD itself does not cause this situation. You have two remote share mounts and I suspect one of them is causing your issue. Do the following: Unmount both shares. Remove the "images" folder. Mount the remote shares one at a time and see if the "images" folder comes back. Take appropriate action.

You'll see this message in the report when the signature is written: Step 3 of 5 - Writing Unraid's Preclear signature: SUCCESS

Go to a command line and enter the command 'ud_diagnostics", then post the /flash/logs/ud_diagnostics.zip file.

You probably have an issue with your flash drive. Post diagnostics so we can have a look.

I suspect your issue is with the latest UD update. A change was made to the way a NFS server is determined to be online. The 'showmount' command is checked on the remote server to verify NFS shares can be mounted. UD checks that the NFS port is open on the remote server, but also chacks that NFS shares are available. If NFS shares are not available, then UD assumes that none can be mounted. Go to the UD Settings and click on the 'Remote Servers' tab and enter the remote server name or IP address and you will see the results of the UD remote server online check. If your remote server is a Synology NAS, there is an issue with the 'showmount' command working related to network cards in the Synology. If you in fact have run into this Synology NIC issue, impress on them to solve this issue.

New release. Two dirty cache settings: Disk Cache 'vm.dirty_writeback_centisecs' - This controls how often (in hundredths of a second) the kernel checks for dirty data to flush in the background. The Linux default is 5 seconds. Tips and Tweaks defaults this value to 2 seconds. Disk Cache 'vm.dirty_expire_centisecs' - This setting dictates how long (in hundredths of a second) data can stay dirty before it’s eligible to be written to disk. The Linux default is 30 seconds. Tips and Tweaks defaults this value to 10 seconds. The Tips and Tweaks default values are reasonable for a system of 32GB of RAM. For a system with large amounts of RAM, the writeback might be best at 1 second and expire at 5 seconds. What all this means is that the cache is written more often and should improve the situation where the system pauses to write out a large cache.

I'm looking at what I think might be a better way of doing this so the mover won't hang while writting to disk.

No, It is not enabled in Unraid.

That appears to be an Unassigned Devices issue. Please post here:

Try the following in this order: Check that the IP address is the IP address of the remote server in question. Use the server name. I recommend that you use the server name and not the IP address. Check your network setup. Just because the remote server can be pinged is no guarantee that the network is set up correctly for port access. SMB and NFS need to be enabled on the remote server. The SMB and NFS ports (445, 111, 2049) need to be open. Check if the firewall is blocking them on the remote server.

Update UD and go to Settings->Unassigned Devices Settings and click on the "Remote Servers" tab. Enter your server name or IP address and then post the test 'Results'.