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  1. Set emby not to autostart, and see if the video folder is still created as long as emby doesn't get started.
  2. You forgot the important part, do any of them reference just /mnt all by itself?
  3. Does the folder still appear if the docker service is disabled in settings?
  4. The link you posted said the board had a "buzzer". Do you see that part on the board? Is there a "spk" or speaker header on the board near the power and led pins? You need to verify with the motherboard manufacturer what the appropriate beep responses should be.
  5. Attach the diagnostics zip file to your next post in this thread.
  6. Pull the board back out of the case and see if it fires up sitting on the anti-static bag that it came in. Don't connect anything except the PSU leads. Briefly connect the power on pins on the motherboard and see if it gives the "no memory" code, typically just long beeps. Turn the PSU back off, add the RAM. Power up the PSU, do the pin connect thing, and see if you get a single POST beep.
  7. Is the appdata for the containers still on the same pool / folder / location as it was? The previous apps should point the containers to use the same appdata, but if the appdata isn't there, it will show as new.
  8. Maybe UFS Explorer could find something.
  9. In general, exactly the same way you would set up a bare hardware machine. Teamviewer, nomachine with forwarded ports, dwservice, etc, etc.
  10. If by that you mean ensuring XMP is off for greater stablility, then good. It's generally not a good idea to enable XMP on a server, the minimal performance difference isn't worth the risk of crashes.
  11. exactly. Don't use a different USB unless you have no other options.
  12. Plex pass? https://support.plex.tv/articles/115002178853-using-hardware-accelerated-streaming/
  13. I haven't tried it, but a quick google gave me this. https://blog.urbackup.org/368/linux-image-backups-with-urbackup-2-5-y This method should work with local storage. https://urbackup.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/US/pages/2981890/How+to+restore+via+command+line
  14. That will completely remove ANY chance of keeping data. Don't preclear or format if you need the data on those drives.
  15. Copy the backed up config folder to the freshly prepared USB.
  16. Hindsight 20/20, it probably would have been much easier to reconfigure the new router to match the old settings instead of reconfiguring the rest of your network.
  17. A sincere thanks from me for walking straight over the bleeding edge and spilling your guts so we don't have to. I am VERY grateful to you for taking the hit on my (and a bunch of others) behalf. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
  18. Normally you would set the shares in question to export : yes (hidden) and security private. Only user names listed would be able to access them, and they would not show up as a browseable share, you would have to explicitly type the share name to connect. Is there some reason that's not working for you?
  19. You are going to need to see the local console. Hook up a monitor and see if the board is even completing POST. Are you sure you didn't omit a power cable or some other critical connection to the motherboard? Are you sure you removed all unused mounting studs? Shorting out traces on the bottom of the board can have strange effects.
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