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it would be great if you could permanently save gateway / route changes in the gui why else do i have a menu item network if something like this is not saved

same here after reboot network problem because default gateway is missing you can manual add your gateway in settings network: add rout: default - gateway ip - metric 1 - but it is not permanent add gatway in config file isnt permanent to so I m using an script: route add default gw 192.168.2.254 <---- this is your router ip every array start I dont know why ? unraid bug ?

hi the normal iLO works ? I have 2 NICs - one 10Gbit for unraid and the onboard only for iLO - with extra IP adress so I can look on iLO every time but I never used the sata/drive info on iLO

Hi I have solved the Problem: ZFS Pool using unraid Cache Pool system: HP ML10v2 with 32GB ecc ram and Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E3-1271 v3 unraid stick 256 sata ssd 1 TB WD red nvme nas ssd disk1 is an 16gb usb stick - dummy drive - to start the array made zfspool with mirror of 2x 16TB I made an zfspool with 2 datasets via Console (you need zfs plugin) like this: root@media-server:~# zfs list NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT zfspool 3.73T 10.7T 621M /zfspool zfspool/daten 546G 10.7T 546G /zfspool/daten zfspool/tausch 3.19T 10.7T 3.19T /zfspool/tausch FIRST start the array (first time: format disk1 AND format cache via GUI - I'm using xfs) now I mount the zfspool over disk1 so disk1 shows 16TB ! instead 16GB AND unraid Caching works great ! you need this: mount -R /zfspool /mnt/disk1 with -R also the Datasets are mounted ! this datasets are shown as user share in gui - and you can activate cache and smb (public) tausch and daten you need plugin: user scripts ! so every array start - the pool will mounted and on array stop it will unmounted mount -R /zfspool /mnt/disk1 - at startup of array umount -R /mnt/disk1 - at stopping ofarray so I get 1GB/sec (10gbit ethernet) with cache on - write 10gb video from windows 10 to unraid via SMB and ca. 250MB/sec without cache - speed of the toshiba 16Tb drives reading same --- ZFS speedup: creating log and cache files on the 1TB cache drive - I made 2 dummy files for ZFS ZIL/slog and cache/L2arc: dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/cache2nvme/CACHE/write bs=1M count=20480 - 20GB file dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/cache2nvme/CACHE/read bs=1M count=409600 - 400GB file now add this drives to your zfspool: zpool add zfspool log /mnt/cache2nvme/CACHE/write zpool add zfspool cache /mnt/cache2nvme/CACHE/read then it looks like this: -- zpool status pool: zfspool state: ONLINE scan: scrub canceled on Tue Jan 31 12:33:19 2023 config: NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM zfspool ONLINE 0 0 0 mirror-0 ONLINE 0 0 0 ata-TOSHIBA_MG08ACA16TE_31P0A1Z5F57H ONLINE 0 0 0 ata-TOSHIBA_MG08ACA16TE_31R0A13EF57H ONLINE 0 0 0 logs /mnt/cache2nvme/CACHE/write ONLINE 0 0 0 cache /mnt/cache2nvme/CACHE/read ONLINE 0 0 0 ----------------------- Greetings from Hamburg

Hi i would also be happy about fusion iodrive driver I have this: Mass storage controller: SanDisk ioDrive2 (rev 04) HP ioDrive 2 768GB the current ones are here: these also run with the latest Linux https://github.com/RemixVSL/iomemory-vsl the drive also works great with windows 10, debian, truenas usw. the drive has an write endurance of 11 petabyte ! and you get this drives for 50-100 bucks on ebay with garantie and only used with 5-10%

hello it would be great to get drivers for the HP Fusion iodrive under debian I can compile the drivers myself here are the sources: https://github.com/RemixVSL for the iodrive 2 you need the VSL 3 drivers: https://github.com/RemixVSL/iomemory-vsl but in unraid this is not so easy i tested truenas (there i could use the drive) but now I'm back to unraid, it's just the nicer system ! my system: HP ML10v2 with xeon, 32gb ram, 256gb sata pro ssd and 10gbit lan i use a ZFS mirror (16TB) which i mount on disk1 and now the IOdrive (700GB) should be set up as cache, L2ARC and ZIL / LOG with a little guidance I like to do it myself, but a plugin would be great there are a lot of people who bought such a server SSD recently, you can read it in the forums, mostly they end up with OMV or truenas or other debian based NAS systems But many would like to use unraid Greetings from Hamburg Ingo Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

Hi I use as disk1 - any old HDD - make a pool (xfs) and start array (without drive you could not start the array) now I mount my ZFS pool over disk1 mount -R /zfspool /mnt/disk1 so it shows 16TB in Pool (instead of the old 5TB) AND you can create shares in Gui with using cache ! unraid never knows of the underlying ZFS it works great you have to install the plugin user script and start the mount -R /zfspool /mnt/disk1 every time the array has startet. the old drive can go in standby after 1h - it needs not to spin up I think you can use an usb stick as dummy disk edit: mount -R /zfspool /mnt/disk1 -R is for all submounts/Datasets !