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jq is part of the base Unraid distro from 6.10

I'm assuming its been formatted with XFS, this is an overhead for the filesystem. That's a fairly normal speed for parity, it will go up and down at various stages of the check. For comparison my array made up of 10TB drives takes about 20hrs to check parity. The time for parity checking is primarily impacted by the capacity of the largest disk in the array, whether the drives are full or empty makes no difference as the system is checking it all to verify parity is correct. @SpaceInvaderOne has a great video explaining how parity works in Unraid if you'd like to learn more.

The docker folder plugin works with VMs also, which can achieve this effect.

If that happens to be sonarr/radarr/lidarr, that is an issue relating to failed database schema updates that many have faced regardless of OS or running docker/baremetal. Only instability I've seen in 6.10 was that it seemed to change/reset the default docker network to macvlan, which I promptly changed back to ipvlan. DBs can also corrupt if you temporarily run out of space on the drive it is on.

Will plugins that need manual package resolution be marked as incompatible ?

For Binhex's dockers, you can delete the perms.txt file in the config folder and on next start the container will reapply correct the permissions

I was thinking it would be great for visibility if somewhere in the top banner we could see the current stable release, and any current public testing releases (RC etc). These could also be hyperlinks to their respective announcement threads

Here in Australia, 18TB retail internal HDD is about AUD$1K Buying an external HDD off Amazon AU costs around AUD$500 I won't be saying goodbye to shucks anytime soon

Ah I misread

I've got 2 mybook and 4 element boards from recent shucks that have manufacturer dates from this year, none have that damage shown on your pictures. All have JMS579 chips too.

localhost won't work for docker, use IP:PORT EDIT: sorry just tracked up and saw its running through deluge-vpn, you have additional config that binhex will help with

Pretty sure vfio binding happens too late to work for the primary display device. Passing a correct vBIOS should allow the card to be passed to the VM successfully in this scenario.

I wonder if there are issues due to the shim network itself being macvlan as noted in help section, which is already been known to cause crashes for some (certainly has for me since moving to 6.10).

Try turning off the 2 "privacy" settings in windows explorer folder options. This worked for me when having similar issues years ago

fpcalc is a fingerprinting app, so I think Lidarr is scanning your library trying to identify music. I would use cpu pinning options in the docker template (toggle advanced) and give it 2-4 vcores, that way it won't cripple your server

It's done on a per disk/pool basis on their individual settings page, which you can get to from main tab

I see now the available legacy driver version was updated from v470.94 to v470.129.06... is there a way we can lock in that legacy driver branch? The double update reboot is a pain, although I'm still thankful the functionality is there at all! note: now up and running again with driver support after a reboot

I don't want to be that guy, but the return of syslog colouring has bled over to docker logs, which is now overwriting colouring where/if defined by those applications. Previous docker container log New docker container log

Linked post is how I did it (for Win10), but as always advised, make a backup of your vdisk incase things go sideways.

Sonarr/Radarr can use a recycle bin, but it's not enabled by default, and the path is customisable and not necessarily the same folder used for SMB recycle bin.

Much like we can in docker, it would be super helpful if we could set network to none in VMs. My use case is I will be passing though physical NICs, and although I can edit the XML to remove the interface, I'd rather not have the risk of virtual NICs recreated anytime modify the template (and subsequently forget to remove from XML again). There is also a different use case where a user may want their VM to have no LAN or WAN access at all. Docker template: VM template:

When trying to move a single file to the base of a share (disk share in this case), file manager insists on recreating the parent folder in the destination unless a different sub folder is clicked.

First 2 things I would check your vpn subscription is paid up and active the vpn endpoint (provider's server) you are using is not down (try switching to another)

If he happens to be impacted by the tg3 blacklisting (seems likely), he'll need to delete the entry from /boot/config/modprobe.d/ otherwise the NIC will still be blacklisted when he rolls back

I personally prefer to jump into VMs and Docker and use the stop all when doing planned maintenance, but the array stop function will shut those services off for you just fine. I mainly do this as I have a lot of dockers (+20), and can make troubleshooting shutdown issues quicker.