natecook

Thank you! That took care of it for me.

Any updates on this? As someone with dual parity, 28 data disks, and tons more cache than used on any given day, this is exactly what I want. Parity checks stretch over multiple days but cache wouldn’t be half full even on a heavy week. I currently use the pause parity during mover option, but I would really prefer the reverse.

Set your repository to linuxserver/transmission:121 (https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/transmission/tags/) Without specifying the version tag, it will pull the latest version. 121 is the most recent Linuxserver version with 2.93.

BTW, I am still having this issue with settings/preferences not saving. I have three separate instances of the Transmission Docker, two old and one brand new. The older two have saved settings from back when I could adjust and they'd save, and the newly created docker just reverts to the default settings.

Do you have an SSD for cache? Is your Downloads share set to use cache? It might just be your array write speed being slowed by calculating parity.

I'm having a very similar issue with my USB sound card. Will try adding the MSI interrupt to my GPU in the morning and report back.