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I believe my issue with nvme with Marvell is corrected in the latest RC. Had another random issue that forced a reboot but no nvme going missing with unassigned devices plug-in

You were right, my system tripped a parity check after reboot. System is again responsive. Was throwing random 502 errors on the plug-in update page when this was all occuring. Snagged a diags too while occuring if you guys think it's helpful I'll post. I do use xfs encryption but I don't think it's related. I had 100MB/S access to my write access shares with cache and 60ish with straight array targets.

SMB user access. It's not tied to one specific share either. All shares do a similar thing in RC3 for my setup. I hit apply and it just sits there. Tested on multiple browsers IE Edge Firefox Chrome and mobile Safari

Anyone else have issues when changing share security from read-only to read write the webui becomes unresponsive? I have to change tabs to VM or Dashboard to get response again and it never changes the access on the share.

Testing with RC3.

Diagnostics attached unraid-box-diagnostics-20190125-0621.zip

Does pci-e nvme use marvel controllers? Having a similar situation with my WD black nvme. Kept dropping offline, updated my bios and magically it's back after 2 days. Quick snagged my vdisk.img off it in case it went belly up again. Only started occuring after the 6.7 upgrade.

Had an oddity with my NVME which is used for VM OS disk going "missing" after I shut down my VM. Disk was not seen by the system and was listed as "missing". Might've been a fluke but will post diags if it happens again. Was fixed with reboot of NAS.

Itching to try when I get home!!!

If you can get in through ssh all you do is type "diagnostics" and it will pull a copy even if the WebUI isn't working. Second have you manually tried the upgrade using the BZ* files copied manually to the flash drive? (Making a backup of your flash of course before you do it so you can revert) This will require you to shutdown the server, remove the flash drive and load up the bz files from another device.

If you have the hardware laying around you could, assuming you have a disk in the 8350, get a trial license of unraid. Install it on a jump box and copy the xml file UUID and rebuild the VM xml file and VM over. Make sure to get the uuid line over, that's what identifies your device license. Test it out, see if it meets your needs. I know the framerate problems were identified as an AMD KVM bug about a year ago. So the limitation might be gone. I used to only get 25-30 fps in games for example with my 8350. But I moved away from it and retired the hardware before that was fixed. Worst case you are out some time, but it should answer the question for you.

Should just bridge the network adapter and put the VM in the same subnet as your unraid. It will then use it's own internal vswitch to accomplish that.

Yes to both.

If you have satellite DECA is an option as well. It’s Directv’s version of MOCA as satellite runs in a different frequency range.

If you have a 1x slot you could pick up a 1x Nvidia 710 and use that for unraid.