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So, after a second reboot everything seems to be working fine. Not sure what it is. I think the only thing I've changed prior to the problem was the Netdata app / container. I had it running for a few days no issues, so I'm not sure that's it. But I did remove it between freezes, and it's been up sicne then. Thanks for the help.

Attached. syslog

Yep, i can get that. Should I upload it here, or should I parse / clean out any identifiable information first? I would guess that's what the diagnostics command does, but don't know for sure.

Should the diagnostics collection take long? It's been running for about 10 minutes, and nothing has been created yet. I can access the logs myself and share if needed, I'd just need to know which ones to share.

I'm not sure what's happening. And I can't say what may have triggered it. Yesterday morning everything was fine and then in the evening my server wasn't working. I could still SSH into and I could still see the shares, but the WebUI wasn't working any longer. Oddly, some containerrs still seem to eb running while others are not, like plex for example. I'm at a loss for what to do next? Please help.

Ok, yeah. So, somehow what's being shown in the frontend, and what the config file are for the shares are different. When I make a slight change, like the description and then apply with it's current setting, the config file for the share then accurately reflects what's on the UI. So, i guess my next question would be, if the UI is not reflecting what's in the config file, which is reflecting how unraid behaves. Is it whatever is in the UI or is it whatever is in the config file for the share. My gut says config, but what would be odd about that is that I have seen files move onto the array and not into the cache. So I'm not sure.

Could there be some kind of issue with configs after upgrading? Or, am I missing something? When I go into the Shares, they are not configured to use a pool, as far as I can tell, below are some screenshots of some of the shares. Also, where can I find the flash drive to remove those files you mentioned? I do most of my file management via ssh and using midnight commander. Edited: found the /boot/ folder... Thanks,

Diags attached. unraid-server-diagnostics-20231023-1118.zip

So, I'm getting this error: Share books references non existent pool cache I followed the link to the forum where this error and a fix are explained. But, what I don't understand is that I've never had this share using any cache pool at all. What is true is that about a week ago I did update all the cache pools by adding an additional cache pool with a pair of nvme's. I'm curious as to what could be causing this because now ALL my shares are reporting the same error, and as with the share above... none of the others except appdata were using the cache. Thanks

With all the other stuff happening after getting the system back up, I haven't had a chance to thank JorgeB for his help. Thanks a million for this, I wouldn't have thought to try this or look at this as a problem and after the replacement of the PSU and adding some additonal SATA power cables, this did the trick. So, THANKS A MILLION!

Nope, no ability to SSH. So, I did a bit of searching and saw a random post somewhere on this forum where a person said this error was a generic error (he had basically the same one). He said his problem was a Docker container. So I restarted, quickly went into the docker tab and turned off all dockers and made sure they don't come back up on restart. Then I started them all one by one. Turns out my deluge container was causing the problem somehow. So I deleted it and now I'm all good... no issues all night. Not sure what that was all about.

Well, after a day of rebuilding in maintenance mode, I turned on the array in normal mode, and everything seemed fine, all the drives are reporting correctly, but after a minute or two, it stopped responding. I can't get diagnostics from the Command Line because when I plug in my monitor and keyboard, I see the following error. I haven't shut down in case someone can give me some directions to get the diagnostics from the system. Any help would be appreciated.

Look, I get it... I asked a question in a forum and got the classic, RTFM response. I should have known better. Either way, I think something that can be taken away here is that whatever UnRAID did to their manual, was kind of silly. As you scroll through past forum posts, and click on links to the manual, they don't take you, anymore, to where the poster thinks their link was taking people. UnRAID made a major change to the manuals online and it's caused a lot of confusion. As moderators maybe you can help them get that message.

Ok, so for anyone else out there looking for a simple answer to the question... how do I enable (re-enable) disks on my array that I think are fine but now have the Red X on them, here's what I found on Reddit where someone answered someone else's exact same question. Stop the array Unassign the disk Start the array in maintenance mode Now stop the array again Reassign the drive to the same slot Then start the array back up again in maintanence mode and it'll start to rebuild them I'd leave the rebuild to happen in maintenance mode, at least that's what worked for me (see edit note below) Image of the post on Reddit for reference. EDIT: I was having issues with the system freezing up after following the instructions above. I'm not sure what it was exactly, but I decided to start the array in maintenance mode to do the rebuild, and it seems to be working just fine now. So I edited the steps above to include that info.

You know, you could link me. Pointing me to the manual doesn't help very much considering that there's a lot of stuff there, and all i'm looking to do is know how to re-enable a drive. I've searched for that in the manual and I'm not easily able to find it. Now I remember why dislike using forums so much.