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How did you manage to get the FAN working correctly? I also got UnRaid up and running on my Box, but the FAN is always spinning at full speed. I tried installing the Dynamix FAN Controller Plugin, but when enabled, it turns my FAN down to 9% and stays there. Meanwhile the CPU Temps are rising up to 68°C in idle. I guess the Plugin is monitoring the array temperature? Did you experience such a thing? Btw.: My model is the QNAP TS-469L

Thanks for the quick reply. This Unraid community is just great I will move all my data off the NAS and try to get everything up and running. If someone else has ever tried this before, please feel free to tell

Hello there Unraid community, A few years ago (4-5 years now)I bought a QNAP TS-469L and back then, I really did not regret it. But today, I really don't like the software anymore. Sure: It has a clean Interface and is very easy to administrate, but for my taste now, it's too closed. I already have an Unraid Server Running on my main Gaming Rig and I must say, I'm damn satisfied with how smooth it is running.So I thought: Why not also run Unraid on my QNAP NAS Box? I tried booting unraid 6.2 on the Qnap with the USB drive from my gaming rig --> Worked It detected all drives --> Nice RAM utilisation was at 35% (3GB RAM Installed)--> Seems OK to run a few Dockers and use SMB shares CPU Usage was at 5-25% Idle --> Should suffice The NAS has an Intel Atom [email protected] (which has a 64-bit instruction set I guess. The CPU is not listed in the Intel Ark DB) The NAS has a 512MB DOM storage for the system. Can I use the DOM to boot Unraid? Does a DOM have an UID I can register? I have two reasons for wanting it to run from DOM: 1. I have one USB port more 2. I have the fear that, when the QNAP OS boots from DOM instead of Unraid (for whatever reason), It whipes my disk at initialisation. Has anyone ever tried such a thing? Does anybody know if things will work with 3GB and said CPU?