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  1. Is it possible to change witch GPU it monitors on a multi nvidia GPU system? The only setting I see is GPU vendor. Already answered, just noticed.
  2. Quick question, I changed my share structure a bit and I need to move 10TB worth of files from one share to another on the same disk. Can I mount the disk via SMB or use MC and move the files to the correct folders (guessing without any actual data transfer occurring) or will this break the FUSE file system? Also, the share folder and sub-folders are not present at the disk, is it ok to create them manually? Can I force unRAID to create them?
  3. Can anyone more knowledgeable than me tell me if the idle cpu usage i see on those 2 processes is normal? No active streams, no cron jobs (as far as I am aware), they idle there even after a reboot. Attaching diagnostics and top. unraid-diagnostics-20191129-0822.zip
  4. I am seeing call traces on my logs every few days/weeks that sometimes make the server not responding via web. Anyone care to take a look at my logs? unraid-diagnostics-20190405-1500.zip
  5. Is it normal for the docker engine to idle at 3%-4% CPU usage (via top) when no dockers are running? I am on 6.6.6
  6. I am having an issue that for the life of me I can't understand. Windows installer can not find the virtIO disk. Tried multiple windows versions, VM configurations, VirtIO Driver versions. Sata/scsi disk works fine. Unraid version 6.6.1
  7. Can someone answer me a quick question? Does virtIO vDisk Bus requires IOMMU?
  8. Thanks a lot, I was suspecting there was some sort of limitation in place.
  9. Is there something stopping docker allowing me to add a second eth port with the same subnet as the primary one that unraid is using? What I am trying to accomplish is assign an Ethernet port for a container, as a custom interface on my main subnet with its own ip assigned from my DHCP server (or internally on the correct pool range). In the docker container edit page under network I can only see only one eth interface per subnet.
  10. Can someone verify if there is a problem on the community app server? I am getting "Download of appfeed failed" with "Last JSON error Recorded: JSON Error: Syntax error"
  11. Didn't know that, will do some further testing with a PCIe NIC to see if there is a change since it is shared with the sata controller and post back. Thanks a lot for the input!
  12. Good point that would explain indeed the behavior I am seeing, but intel states the DMI between ICH10 and X58 to 2GB/s.
  13. Another note, with Dolphin docker when copying from cache to disks, via /mnt or /user (don't know if FUSE plays any role here) I am getting almost the max speed of each disk as shown in the disk speed test
  14. After having the beta for a while I decided to do a clean install to 6.2.1. Formatted all my drives to BTRFS and started moving my media back. So far all good, I am seeing the expected behavior on all my disks, checked them individually just to be sure, capping the LAN speed for the first 8-10GB (Ram caching?) and after that hovering to 60-65MB/s. Those transfers achieved with reconstruct write and no cache on the shares. At some point during the move back, I believe when my main media share reached the one 3TB drive to 50% and switched to another drive I started seeing speeds hard to explain. The file I copy to all transfers is 15GB, Share to disk1, no cache, reconstruct write Share to disk1, no cache, read-modify-write Share to disk3, no cache, reconstruct write Share to disk3, no cache, read-modify-write Share to disk5, no cache, reconstruct write Share to disk5, no cache, read-modify-write Heavy drop on all the drives except disk3, who doubled the write speed compared to when it was below the 50% full mark. I'm guessing that have to do with doing the parity calculations alone, since the position on the parity is beyond the rest of the drives? In that case why does it take that much hit with read-modify-write? As far as the rest goes is it normal to have that much of an impact when recalculating parity with the array drives empty vs with data on them? And whats up with the fluctuation? It goes from 20-30MB/s to capping the Gbit lan. I have been puzzled for a couple of days with those numbers, any help will be appreciated. storm-syslog-20161018-0031.zip storm-diagnostics-20161018-0035.zip
  15. I have noticed that with Direct IO enabled, a couple of docker containers (ls.io Plex, JDownloader2, have not checked more) are hanging with errors when trying to write data on /appdata and are unable to start correctly. I am using a cache only share on an SSD for the appdata. When I disable it I experience no issues, so not a big deal. Just curious if it is a known bug, or I am doing something wrong. Any feedback appreciated. storm-diagnostics-20161015-1759.zip