wyleekiot

im getting the same... have to reboot unraid every day or two or the login page just loads over and over. when it first started i thought maybe power, so got a new ups, nope. then i thought my hardware (which was aging) was the problem and it was time to upgrade anyway so motherboard, ram and processor are all new and still doing it. i also updated unraid to see if it was something there, no-pe. ive had this unraid install for over 12 years through numerous hardware and would hate to have to ditch it but as it is this is simply not usable.

update for anyone who has this problem... it was the 3.3v power save issue. taped over the first 3 pins on power connector (closest to center) and all drives fired right up.

soooo i used this card until about 3 years ago with 8 sata drives, worked fine. switched to a proliant and bought 5 hgst 10tb drives for it. now im going back to commercial hardware so i grabbed the lsi 2308 out of my pc stuff boxes and bought https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CNPQTCS7 to connect the drives, no love. in system devices i can see the hba and if i connect sata drives with the old sata cables they show up in unraid. so im questioning if such an old card can recognize these newer drives. the it firmware is the latest version from 2017. yes i connected power to the plug but im reading sometimes sas drives need 3.3 instead of the 5? how would i know if thats the case and if so whats the easiest way to accomplish this? if it is a compatibility issue i was looking at some 9300 cards that would get me sas3 speeds out of my drives, anyone have experience with them?

I was given a dl380 g9 from work. 2 cpus with 10 core and 128g ram. my current box is a 9th gen Intel i5 with 32g ram and 9 drives that are 3 or 4tb each in dual parity. it does ok for the most part. question 1 - I ordered 4 12tb sas drives for the dl380 and am wondering if I can use a trial license, build the array, transfer data, then move my pro key to the dl380 and somehow tell it "this is a good array just use it" question 2 - with zfs being introduced would it be beneficial for a casual user to build primary array as zfs? other than striping speed I don't know that I would see any advantage... I have the usual "arr" dockers, a hass vm, windows and ubuntu vm's, run a minecraft server and a few ark servers... nothing too crazy

ive gotten Ark running and all seems to be working great except admin commands... ive tried googling and trying every combination. ive tried changing my admin pw, using default, ive tried "enablecheats" "EnableCheats" "enable cheats" "Enable Cheats" "SetCheatPlayer" nothing seems to give any response and afterward when i try "ShowMyAdminManager" nothing happens... anyone get this to work?

everything seems to install ok but when i run it i get anyone have any ideas what i did wrong?

I followed Scott's suggestion and it works perfect. Even on manual imports/drone folder imports it knows which folder to place the file into

so when it post processes it will pull each into their respective folders. what about manual imports? will i have to manually chose the path or will it already know where to put it? swmbo mandates it be dead simple....

can i run two instances of radarr side by side somehow? i have a /movies folder and a /kids_movies, atm everything is going into the /movies folder and i have to manually move it but then radarr tries to redownload it.

Thank you so much for this docker! installed easily and found books with simple setup! when i look in the log i keep seeing: WARNING Download dir [/mnt/user/unraid1/Books/] not found, using /var/run/s6/services/lazylibrarian ive tried: /mnt/user/unraid1/books/ /user/unraid1/books/ /unraid/books/ and /books/ however it seems to be downloading the books just fine.