aaronwt

I use Dynamix Day Night with all my unRAID setups. They are still working properly here. I have not needed to make any changes from when I set it up a few years ago.

I was able to get the auto shutdown, after a fixed time of no activity, to work by changing "Device Activity Monitoring" from "Status and counters" to "Status only". No idea why it wouldn't work like my other devices.

I recently setup a couple of Terramaster F6-424 storage devices with unRAID. I am trying to get the Dynamix S3 Sleep plugin to work with it. Either to shut it down or even just sleep. I've had no issue using the plugin in the past. With old HP microservers and an N100 HeaLuck NAS to shut them down. But I can't get it to work with the N95 Terramaster F6-424. So, any idea what settings I would need to change in the BIOS or Plugin to get it to work properly? Thanks

I just finished upgrading six of my unraid setups (unRAID4 to unRAID9) from 7.3.0 to 7.3.1. They had no issues.

I updated six unRAID systems (unRAID 4 to unRAID 9), from 7.2.6 to 7.3.0, without any issues.

I updated six of my unRAIDs to 7.2.6 Saturday, from 7.2.5. I only had an issue with one, where it did not reboot. I just had to manually power it off. And then once I turned it on, it booted fine into 7.2.6.

My six unRAID setups, I use with XFS, upgraded to 7.2.4 without any issues. (I still have three using the ReiserFS that I have on an older unRAID version)

I've updated two of my unRAID systems to 7.0.1. This time, though, I did not uninstall the RTL8125 Drivers plugin prior to the update. And the two systems came back up with 2.5GbE network access working. I'll try two more tonight to see if they also come back up with network access. The next two unRAID systems I updated worked the same as the first two. I updated two more systems, and they worked just like the first four.

has this happened yet? The removal of the reiserfs filesystem from the unRAID kernel? I still have three old unRAID systems running reiserfs, with 20+ reiserfs drives in each system(188TB of total storage between them). I just have not upgraded their unRAID OS in awhile. I've copied most of the content from them, to six other unRAID setups, but not all the content. But, I have not deleted anything on them yet.

I just have different shares on each one. These same shares were on my initial three HP Microservers. Only they used four or five external enclosures for fifteen to twenty drives. Plus the internal drives. But the drives were all 2TB to 4TB. I wanted to move away from all those external, port multiplier, enclosures. So these six HP microservers use 12TB and/or 14TB drives. Four array, one parity, and one 1TB SSD.

I have six of the microservers (1 N36L, 3 N40L, 2 N54L) with six internal drives now. I have the hardware to convert my original three Microservers (1 N54L, 2 N40L), but haven't gotten around to removing the dozen or so external enclosures from them yet. I am using a 2.5" 1TB SSD for the cache drive in each one. And I have installed 2.5GbE cards in all of them. As well as expanding the memory to 16GB of ECC memory in each of them. And then I have a small, 850VA Cyberpower, UPS for each system, in the bottom of the rack.

This is what it looks like on mine. But, OS7 only shows the file name in the log AFTER the file is transferred. Previously, before unRAID Version 7.0.0, it showed the name of the file when the transfer started. Which, for me, was more helpful. Since most of the files I use in my nine unRAIDs are 50GB to 100GB in size. So the files take ten to twenty minutes to transfer. They are not small files that basically transfer instantly.

I've always used the native unRAID mover.

Yes it is. With OS 7 the log only shows the file name after it has been moved. Previously, the log showed the file name when the file moving began. I don't see any option to change this behavior. Ideally, I would like to know when the file begins moving. And also when it is finished. But, right now, I need to check the directory of the disk that is showing write activity. To see the name of the file being moved from the cache drive. Since the log doesn't show that info anymore.

I do have a question about the mover function. Previously, it would show the mover has started, and it would also show the name of the file when it first started moving it from the cache drive. But now, it is still showing when the mover started. But it doesn't show the name of the file until it has finished moving. Is this normal behavior with OS7?