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Ha, yeah I did notice that APCUPSD is running. I did shut it down before I started NUT, but it started again 🤔. I shut it down again. So my house power is completely off-grid. Solar charging my battery bank. I'll have to go in the crawlspace and just wait and see if the what the UPS does when I get the notification. It might have been doing this with APCUPSD and just not notifying me? But I've never had issues with any electronics in my house in almost 4 years of living here.

nut-debug-20240828104658.zip

I can't imagine that it is. I've had that server plugged in for 3 years without issues with the power before now

I'm having an issue with a brand new APC. I never got this warning on the Unraid APC service. I switched so that I could get the data into Home Assistant, but it might not be worth it if I get these notifications every 20 minutes or so. Absolutely kills the Unraid UI. Take forever for them to clear out.

I'm not sure. I don't even know how that happened

Summary: A support thread for the apps that I've written or just added to Unraid Current Apps: DailyNotes EPlusTV Genmon OpenRA Server ollama ollama-webui ComfyUI-Magic Refact Tabby Stable Diffusion

Here is my syslog, but I'm not seeing anything that jumps out at me? syslog

So I did all that and it crashed again tonight. Is there anything I can do to diagnose?

Okay, I did that. I'll try a memtest if I keep getting issues

The last little bit, my server keeps crashing and I have to do a hard reset to fix it. I can't even ping it. Is there something that stands out in the logs? gunhaver-diagnostics-20230627-0110.zip

I have been using a Windows VM and passing in my Nvidia GPU through for my gaming system. On Windows I would get crackling sound and needed to do the "MSI fix" for it to go away. I've since switched to a Linux based VM since all the games I play run fine with Proton. The problem is that I'm getting crackling audio on my linux VMs now. I've tried Pop_OS and Fedora now, but they both do the same thing. Do I need to do something similar to the MSI fix in linux? Or could it be something else entirely?

I haven't put back all the containers yet, and I'm not too concerned about the docker image, just trying to figure out what is taking up all my RAM and crashing everything.

It was giving me the warning message when I had a 75GB image, so it fixed that issue at least. I am running a lot of dockers, but I'm trying to figure out what is causing everything to run out of memory.

I did this already today. I'm struggling to figure out why it thinks it's running out of RAM when htop doesn't show it using more than 15GB.

Everything was running pretty smoothly until recently. I got a warning from Unraid about my Docker image file running out of space, so I stopped the docker service, and upgraded it to 100GB. I've had this machine for a long time, so it was still using the btrfs image. Ever since then, I am constantly restarting my Jellyfin image (most used image so when it goes down I know about it pretty quick). I have since switched to the xfs Docker image file, and after rebuilding all of my dockers, it's still doing the same thing. Can someone take a look and tell me what could be going on? It almost seems like a CPU utilization thing? But when I look at htop it doesn't look like this at all... It shows pretty low CPU utilization. (Half of these are reserved for my VM that's turned off for this screenshot) gunhaver-diagnostics-20220501-1913.zip