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Having DNS only in eth0 is very misleading. If I'm not using eth0, why would I even look at that section. Just put it separately if its global to ethX.

Can report that this has solved my VM issues.

Really like the 6.4.1 update. Theres even a balance button for the BTRFS formatted drive.

Much appreciated. My workflow can resume. I use the VM daily to do disk backups on client machines before formatting drives and reinstalling the OS. I have a few disk docks connected to a USB3 pcie card thats passthroughed to the VM. I had to revert back to a spare bare metal machine when the issue started.

root@unRAID:~# btrfs balance start -dusage=75 /mnt/cache Done, had to relocate 50 out of 114 chunks root@unRAID:~# devid 1 size 111.79GiB used 85.79GiB path /dev/sdi1 I have downloaded and installed the 6.4.1, just waiting 20 mins for a copy to finish and ill reboot. Thanks for the help, ill report back when i know the result. I do recall seeing devid at 111.79GiB used but just thought it meant the partition was using the whole disk. I had and still have no idea about how a BTRFS format drive works. Is there anything else i'll need to do ?

It paused again, sometime since my last post. unraid-diagnostics-20180217-2217.zip

Thanks, i'll try and get it to do it again and note the time so its easier to pin point in the diagnostics. I have 47GB free on the host disk.

[Solved]: Issue was that my BTRFS format cache drive was fully allocated even though it was reporting it had 47GB free space. Solution was to run a balance on the cache drive and then update to version 6.4 or newer. I was on 6.3.5 which had problems with BTRFS drives. btrfs balance start -dusage=75 /mnt/cache Hey, I got sick of Windows 10 which i had previously been running as a VM, removed it and created a new Windows 7 VM from scratch. Since then i've had theses issues. Sometimes it will stay running for 12+ hours, sometimes 5 mins and it will pause. I have been running VM's on unRAID for a LONG time and have never came across this issue before. Before i spend time reinstalling the VM from scratch is there anything else i can try. Im only running 1 VM (Windows 7) + some dockers. I have allocated 2 of my 4 cores to the VM. I have allocated 8GB memory (16GB total) to the VM (79% used with everything running under load). I have the VM on a 120GB cache drive (47GB free). I have configured Windows to never sleep or turn off screen. I have disabled hibernation. Thanks in advance for your help.

Hey all, First time unRAID user here. I have just come onboard and am liking it so far. I'm currently in the process of migrating away from this: To this: With future plans of purchasing the Norco 4224 Case. (I already grabbed the Pro licence in anticipation). The plan is to firstly migrate my Synology DS1010 (disks 5x2TB - [Raid 5] + 4x3TB - [uSB]), into a 8x3TB [unRAID]. Specs of ESXi 5.5 box are: Intel i7 920, 12GB DDR3, 120GB SSD, 1500GB HDD, 2x NIC - ClearOS - Gateway (DHCP, DNS, RADIUS, Proxy, Firewall) - CentOS - XBMC MySQL - Windows 7 - XBMC Master - Windows 7 - Usenet - unRAID - Storage (Passed through IBM M1115 flashed as an LSI 9211-8i) This setup enables me to add another M1115 once the first 8 disks are full, at that point i plan to also purchase the Norco case, then eventually another M1115 as i collect more drives. What drew me to unRAID was the ability to add drives as i go, and to use smaller drives that i just had lying around whilst i slowly migrate my data. So far i have migrated a 3TB across to a 2 and 1 TB, then i added that 3TB to the array, now im migrating another 3TB onto the array, which i then will add, and so on. The data i'm moving isn't super critical so i have not added a parity drive just yet. I still need to purchase 4x 3TB. As it stands it probably will be complete in about a week. UPDATE: Finally finished migrating 16+ TB of data. Had the ESXi boot SSD (OCZ Vertex 4 120GB) fail during the migration, which was less than ideal. It has now been replaced with a Intel 530 120GB SSD, so hopefully it lasts a bit longer. As it sits unRAID has 5x 3TB, 1x 2TB, 1x1TB Western Digital Green and 1x 3TB Seagate (Parity) drives. Plus the 120GB Intel 530 SSD and 1.5TB Western Digital Green drives for ESXi I have remade my SATA power connectors and purchased longer SAS8087 - 4xSATA cables.