JonathanM

Have you tried slowing down the memory speed?

Share free space is derived from the drives in use. When that share starts to use the new drive, the total will update. Whether or not new files to that share will be written to the new drive depends on global and share allocation settings. If you can't determine from those settings what is happening, attach the diagnostics zip file to your next post in this thread and ask for help.

I'm assuming you have VM's that use the 4 GPU's? Have you checked consumption while the VM's are running but idle?

Set up remote access in libreelec. VM's don't work well or at all with VNC and passthrough at the same time.

Why would you run libreelec without video output?

If you have the docker folder plugin try removing and reinstalling it.

USB communication is not robust enough for array disks. External disk enclosures work ok with eSATA, as long as you have one connection per disk, no port multipliers. The best solution is SAS, using something like an LSI 9300-8e in the computer side and either a plain SAS / SATA backplane or Intel® RAID Expander RES2SV240 for a large number of disks in the enclosure.

https://www.duckdns.org/faqs.jsp Q: why can't you detect IPv6 addresses? A: our service is hosted in AWS, they do not support IPv6 on Elastic Load Balancers for the account type we have (VPC), when amazon do support it, we will start detecting it. BTW, apparently there are ways to make duckdns ipv6 work, but you would have to figure it out for yourself. I don't know if it would be possible in this container.

There are many ways to accomplish this, none already written though, because each situation is a little different. One way is to run commands directly from windows to control the server using putty. The plink program installed with putty can send commands like this... c:\progra~1\putty\plink -pw <rootpw> root@<server IP> docker pause <container name> You can use virsh start / shutdown <VM name> commands to control VM's, and docker start / stop / pause / unpause <container name> commands to control containers. You can also do the same commands in a user script file, which could be triggered by plink or whatever. You can get fancy and do conditional statements that act when a vm shows up in the virsh list as running. The world is your oyster.

Do both container download folder mappings match for both host AND container side?

Hardware pass through an unused ethernet port, enable VLAN's in your router and switch.

Change that to at least 4GB.

Just for context, here is the actual issue, which is WAY more descriptive. https://forums.unraid.net/topic/53758-support-linuxserverio-radarr/?do=findComment&comment=884717 Files are being deleted and replaced with larger versions in the same tree. Solution, change the split level or move a portion of the folders to a disk with empty space.

You are fine, @trurl, "constructor" as you call him, is probably going to step back in and continue, but having diagnostics from the current condition is always helpful, as things have definitely changed since you posted the last set of diagnostics files. We are pretty much all volunteer around here, and step in and out as we get a chance. Your posting the diagnostics saves the time of his asking when he gets back. If he doesn't step back in for a day or so, feel free to bump the thread by posting a reply here.

Current diagnostics would probably be helpful.

I agree the disk needs to be replaced, but RMA typically gets you a refurbished drive, which means somebody else returned it. If possible, the disk needs to be refunded and replaced with new.

Did you read this sentence?

Marvell based controllers are no longer recommended, see https://wiki.unraid.net/Hardware_Compatibility#PCI_SATA_Controllers

connect to what?

I suggest watching this video, and others by the same author.

You need to set your minimum free for the cache drive to be larger than the biggest single file you plan to write.

Or by doing a semi- annual docker image purge and recreation, which isn't a bad idea anyway.

Yes, Unraid needs to be properly shut down to avoid issues, regardless of write mode.

So as long as anybody using the tagged image deletes unraid's docker image and recreates it, they are fine for 6 months?

Is downloading an image a pull?