JonathanM

Collect diagnostics before the issue occurs, it contains system profile and settings information that may be relevant. It's not a universal issue that effects everyone, so anything that may help find commonalities is needed.

Look through the support thread specifically for tdarr on Unraid. If you can't find the answer there, the first post in that thread has a link to a discord, or ask in that thread.

This may partially explain the update loop that happens sometimes. I've always had a sense that when the loop happens it's using old information.

Crappy print quality, but it shows the basic form.

Try recreating the .ovpn file from your expressvpn account.

Once you have your largest disk completely copied elsewhere, change the desired format in that disk's properties page, when you start the array it will show unmountable and ask you to format it. As long as that particular drive is the only one showing unmountable, go ahead and format. Then copy the entire content of your next largest disk to the newly formatted disk, verify the copy was completed accurately with file comparisons or whatever, change the source disk format, lather, rinse, repeat.

Do you have enough free space on your array to empty your largest data disk?

As long as you stay out of the /mnt/user tree, MC will be fine. DFM has built in safeguards to keep you from corrupting data by mixing user and disk paths. I recommend copying vs. moving, that way your old disks remain intact as a backup, plus it's much faster because the parity drive doesn't get thrashed writing to both data disks each operation.

Probably, but the file manager would most likely be better.

Probably best to open another thread, this one has a clear problem and resolution.

I spent a few hours in blender, here's a rough draft. I can add Unraid text pretty easily, but I just wanted to get a proof of concept going. It's a very tight fit, Printed in PETG, so stringing galore across all the tiny holes. First draft was no ventilation, just the two shells, which printed perfect in PETG, but I wanted airflow possibilities. Have you checked temps after prolonged running yet?

If you really want to, you can delete the trial key and put your old license key file on the new stick and do the automated transfer, but that blacklists the old stick, limiting your options, and you only get 1 transfer per year through the automated system, otherwise you must contact support to get things sorted. Much easier to just use the old stick with a valid license already.

All your customizations are stored on the USB stick in the config folder. You are transferring all that information to the registered stick, then putting the registration key back with it so it knows it's a legit full license and not the trial. As long as you make a full backup of all the files on both sticks, you can reconstruct them at any point.

Yep. Unraid never moves data from one array disk to another by itself. You can use the Dynamix File Manager plugin.

Sounds like you have major hardware problems. Does the motherboard have a speaker attached? Any beeps?

After all the data on the disks to remove is copied elsewhere you run the new config, preserve all, apply, then go back to the main page and unassign all the disks you want to remove, then start the array and let it rebuild parity.

Easiest solution would be to back up both sticks, just copy the contents to a folder on your daily driver. Then delete all the files on your old registered stick, copy your working install to it, delete the trial key out of the config folder, then copy your registered key from the backup you made back into the config folder. Profit.

super.dat is drive assignment shares folder contains the share configs plugins/dockerMan/templates-user contains container configs

contact support, make sure you get an auto response acknowledgement back.

"But why is it an option in the forums if it's not meant to be used?" Because it's more work to remove the capability than to instruct people to just paste inline, which most people do anyway without being prompted.

Just because something is brand new doesn't mean it's good. For this level of consumer equipment, you are the final QC. It's cheaper to deal with consumer returns than it is to thoroughly test every unit before shipping it.

Just paste the image inline, links to foreign sites are frowned on.

I was specifically replying to the Brazil economy question. What you linked appear to be USA pricing. And yes, ALL LICENSES AVAILABLE AT THIS EXACT MOMENT IN TIME, this sentence absolutely applies. The NEW licenses, you know, the ones not even available for purchase yet, have different tiers. When those are available for purchase, that sentence WILL STILL APPLY to a subset of those offerings. Lifetime licenses will still be available. Additionally, there will be the option to purchase more limited licenses at a lower cost, and the terms of those licenses WILL BE PROMINENTLY DISPLAYED. No bait and switch, if you purchase one of the new licenses when it eventually becomes available the terms will be clear.

How does the cost of the license compare to an 8TB hard drive?

If you are the project author I highly recommend choosing a different name, since printbed.com is a registered domain selling filament. Now is the time to change, before things get rolling.