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  1. Hey @ich777, have you given this any further look lately?
  2. Done and will update when it happens again. Thanks.
  3. Hey everyone. Until 6.9, I could easily go 90 days or more without a hiccup or cause for a reboot. Since upgrading to 6.9 and now onto 6.9.2, it seems to last anywhere from 24 hours to a week before being completely unresponsive to web, ssh, etc and requiring a reboot via hardware button. I usually forget my diagnostics but including them this time from the start! All help appreciated. Thanks tower-diagnostics-20210412-0742.zip
  4. I haven't. I don't think I realized that it was a plug-in, I must have had it for awhile. Uninstalled and trying to run now. That did it! It is now moving off cachepooltwo. Awesome. Thanks for the help!
  5. I have a cache pool setup with 2 SSDs and that is setup for docker appdata, etc. That one is working perfectly. I setup a second "Cachepooltwo" and I have it configured with a few shares, but it does not move the data off the cache onto the array when I invoke the mover. These are the shares I have setup: all_media - user cache pool: "yes" - select cache pool: "Cachepooltwo" - Included disk(s): "All" downloads - SAME SETTINGS AS ABOVE. Cachepooltwo is a 2TB nvme drive and it is sitting at 1.5TB full of all_media folders and download folders. - Downloads write to here and then it transfers the completed downloads to Plex's all_media folder on the cache drive. Kicking off the mover never shows any disk activity with Cachepooltwo. I thought I remembered this working soon after upgrading to 6.9 but I'm not sure if it has since 6.9.1. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
  6. Updated to the latest this morning and I cannot load the history page. Getting these errors on the container logs: 2020-03-09 09:24:00 - ERROR :: CP Server Thread-13 : WebUI :: /home : Uncaught ReferenceError: page is not defined. (home:1016) 2020-03-09 09:24:00 - ERROR :: CP Server Thread-13 : WebUI :: /home : Uncaught ReferenceError: page is not defined. (home:1016) 2020-03-09 09:24:02 - ERROR :: CP Server Thread-13 : WebUI :: /history : Uncaught ReferenceError: page is not defined. (history_table.js:84)
  7. I'm sorry, but I don't follow? I'm stable at 1.35V and 3066 MHz. I think if I wanted to try and achieve 3200, I would need to learn more about overclocking RAM.
  8. I have been slowly increasing the clock speed and got up to 3066 stable on the 4 sticks. If I try going up to 3200, it freezes up on me after about 10 seconds into unRAID boot. I'll stick with 3066 for the time being until I can learn more about clocking these monsters.
  9. I might try messing with the timings tomorrow to see if I can get higher speeds. Its back at 4 sticks @ 2133 for the time being. I was going by this for B-Die for TR builds. https://benzhaomin.github.io/bdiefinder/ This is the thread that lead me there. https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/8clf15/bdie_finder/dxgd1d9/
  10. Changed Load XMP setting to XMP 2.0 Profile 1 (3200) and voltage to 1.35. Voltage auto-set when I changed to XMP 2.0 Profile 1. Unraid froze about halfway through bootup. Stopped at: sev command 0x4 timed out, disabling PSP SEV: failed to get status. Error: 0x0 So, I think when I changed to AUTO it had not updated yet the other day to show 2133 and 1.20v. It has been stable for a day at those lower clock settings. Not sure of what else to change to get it to run 4 sticks at 3200. What my limited knowledge has gathered so far: 2 sticks @ 3200 and 1.35V = stable 4 sticks @ 3200 and 1.35V = unstable 4 sticks @ 2133 and 1.20V = stable.
  11. No I'm running 4 sticks. Let me take some new pictures from BIOS. That second picture might have been prior to switching profiles now that I think about it.
  12. Would being quad channel make it report 2133? Should I move 2nd set to different slots?
  13. BLUF: How to understand dmidecode to see if RAM is running at full clock speeds. (output of dmidecode --type 17 attached) Server has been running smoothly with 2x16GB sticks of GSkill Ripjaws (F4-3200C15D-32GVR) in dual channel mode with XMP Profile 1. ASRock X399 Taichi | TR4 2950X Windows VM was eating up a ton of RAM for Blue Iris NVR, so I decided to buy 2 more sticks. Popped them in the slots according to the x399 Taichi motherboard chart (D2,C2,B2,A2). BIOS is showing Quad Channel now and it was freezing like crazy on POST, so I went in and switched the Memory profile to "Auto" and it seems stable and showed DDR4-3200 for the speed. Does the information attached (txt) support what BIOS is reporting? Is there a better setting I should be using? Any help is greatly appreciated! tr4-ram-dmidecode.txt
  14. I think I was on P20 20.00.07(?) It was 0.5 - 2.9% into a disk rebuild that it would kill the disk and disable it. Couple hours later the other 3 disks on that SAS port would get bazillions of read/write errors. They just stopped communicating through the card. Since moving to the 9207-8i, it has been flawless. Wroks out of the box with no flashing and uses PCIe 3.0 instead of 2.0 (not that it matters bandwidth-wise but seems more compatible with my x399 Taichi.