jupilerman

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  1. http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man8/fstrim.8.html
  2. Here's an idea : boot from whatever (USB/HD/SSD/... another USB KEY) and only use the unRAID USB KEY GUID for licencing. No need to read/write to that KEY. It just need to be connected. Like this http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=15417.0
  3. Where is located the download directory ? Is it on a cache disk ? or another disk ? Inside / outside the array ? Do you start sabnzbd before or after the array comes on-line ? I believe the download directory is not on a disk but located in the memory.
  4. What's your config? Do you have enought ram ? cpu ? ... ? Where is transmission located ? HD outside unRAID ? cache disk ? USB stick ? ... ? ... ?
  5. Yes, it can happen. The location of the app is not the cause. Usualy, it is because sabnzbd did not stop correctly and lost the queue. You can add a small spare drive to your machine wich will be of course outside the array, mount it from the go script and use it as a temp drive for sabnzbd (and torrent, virtualbox,...) the same way you'll do with the cache drive.
  6. This is sabnzbd related. Check the configuration button and you should see a list of orphins files. Click "add" and they will be back in sabnzbd and will restart from the last point of download. You can also click the repair button to repair the dowloading list. And then click the restart button to restart sabnzbd. check sabnzbd forum for more help/advice.
  7. Is this a kernel issue ? I mean, if I update the kernel in unRAID 4.7, will this package works ? (if i'm correct, 5beta14 uses kernel 3.1.1). Or is it more complex then that. Because I can update the kernel, this is not to complicated (even for a noob like me).
  8. You can boot with a cd. See this post http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=244.msg43236#msg43236
  9. I'm building a custom kernel for a old MB with some specififs drivers. I need some linux advice for point 6 : copy new kernel and modules. Where is the new kernel located on my unraid development (linux 2.26.39.4-unRAID)? What files need to be copied? Can someone point me in the right direction ? Thx
  10. There is a sleep script somewhere in the forum that will sleep the server after an certain time of inactivity. It should be easely modify to shutdown. see wiki
  11. Please, don't scream (caps). I do have a similar issue. MB : ASUS M3A76-CM CPU : AMD Athlon II X4 620 MEM : G.Skill PK Series 4 Go (2x 2Go) DDR2 800 MHz under 4.5.6 : WOL works perfectly from S3 and S5 under 4.7 : WOL works from S3 but NOT from S5 It's seeams like 4.7 disconnect the ethernet when going to S5. (doing S5 from webgui/telnet/keyboard/pushing the power button/unMenu/...) syslog says Nov 2 15:46:38 Tower kernel: ACPI Error (psargs-0359): [ECEN] Namespace lookup failure, AE_NOT_FOUND (Minor Issues) Nov 2 15:46:38 Tower kernel: ACPI Error (psparse-0537): Method parse/execution failed [\] (Node c14760c8), AE_NOT_FOUND (Minor Issues) Nov 2 15:46:38 Tower kernel: ACPI Error: No handler for Region [sACS] (f7450208) [PCI_Config] (20090903/evregion-319) (Errors) Nov 2 15:46:38 Tower kernel: ACPI Error: Region PCI_Config(2) has no handler (20090903/exfldio-295) (Errors) I dont recall seeing those lines under 4.5.6.
  12. The hidden questions are - should he (and others too) upgrade to 5.x now or wait - is v5 stable or will he (we) facing some trouble with all the add-on (sabnzbd, transmission, unmenu, etc...) My advice : if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
  13. Just open a file on that drive with a file explorer and it will spin up. Like a small jpg or just a txt file. Linking that file to your desktop and double clic it will do the trick.
  14. Is your USB key labeled UNRAID ? Because that is what it is looking for when it says "mount: special device /dev/disk/by-label/UNRAID does not exist" It looks for a disk labeled UNRAID witch is suppose to be the USB key and mount it in /boot.
  15. This is probably windows related. Try another explorer Check this or this or this Also try to connect the share not with the map drive but by lan
  16. The speed is not only related to the network. Reading only use the one disk where the data is store. Writing use the data disk AND the parity drive. If one of those drives is slow, that will be the fester you can write to the array. I believe that your parity drive is slow (for wathever reason). Check for loose cables (replace them). Check the raid card (if it is connect to one). Check the MB bios for a slow transfer rate. and post a syslog, please.
  17. 1st change your sata and power cables. They might be loose. Then connect the sata on another port on the card to see if it improves. Move the card onto another pci. Also, try with only that card and that disk. Remove everything else (raid cards, disks, wathever is connected to your unRAID).
  18. Be aware that when you will powerdown your pc or just close the telnet session, the preclear will also stop. Best way is to start a screen and do the job insde it. That way, closing the telnet session will not affect the preclear. Install it via unmenu install package.
  19. always say NO because if you say YES, you'll have a complete file (original) on one disk and a incomplete one (the falty copy) on another disk with the same name. That will confuse unRAID as it will always show you the first file it finds (if they are in the same directory of course). So if the incomplete one is on disk1 and the complete is on disk2, you'll never see the complete one anymore and you will think that it his corrupted and delete it. And lose the file forever.
  20. Install openssh on your unraid (unmenu can do it for you) For windows, get plink.exe and put it anywhere (i did it on my desktop) Create a bat file (named sleepunraid.bat or whatever) witch content is: cd C:\pathtowhereplinkis plink.exe -ssh 192.168.xxx.xxx -l root -pw unraidpassword "echo 3 > /proc/acpi/sleep" ; \ If your unraid is not password protected, then it could also work with telnet (no ssh and no plink needed) telnet 192.168.xxx.xxx -l root "echo 3 > /proc/acpi/sleep" ; \ or just open a telnet session and pass the command.
  21. So because they work that way, limetech MUST also works that way ? I dont think so. Tom does a great job with unRAID but the community also do a great job helping developping unRAID. So, who deserves and gets the money ? if it ain't broke, don't fix it .
  22. I gave a try to virtualbox. I wasn't able to run it under unRAID 4.5.1 So I upgrade to 4.7. it did work. Installation was OK and I was able to configure phpvbox. Thanx for the guide, by the way. BUT it is extremely slow. In fact, it is 100 X slower than vmware. I can't figure why. I'm back to vmware for now but i'll try again when i'll have some spare time.