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  1. cholzer
    cholzer's post in eth0 gets renamed constantly was marked as the answer   
    My log looks like this:

     
    Sep 26 07:05:57 NAS kernel: vethbf83a3e: renamed from eth0 Sep 26 07:05:58 NAS kernel: eth0: renamed from veth9c122b6 Sep 26 07:06:01 NAS kernel: veth9c122b6: renamed from eth0 Sep 26 07:06:02 NAS kernel: eth0: renamed from vethc115e45 Sep 26 07:06:05 NAS kernel: vethc115e45: renamed from eth0 Sep 26 07:06:07 NAS kernel: eth0: renamed from veth8833121 Sep 26 07:06:10 NAS kernel: veth8833121: renamed from eth0 Sep 26 07:06:13 NAS kernel: eth0: renamed from vethfcb7b12 Sep 26 07:06:16 NAS kernel: vethfcb7b12: renamed from eth0 Sep 26 07:06:23 NAS kernel: eth0: renamed from veth1941e91 Sep 26 07:06:26 NAS kernel: veth1941e91: renamed from eth0 Sep 26 07:06:39 NAS kernel: eth0: renamed from veth3a3e044 Sep 26 07:06:43 NAS kernel: veth3a3e044: renamed from eth0 Sep 26 07:07:09 NAS kernel: eth0: renamed from veth13b5a96 Sep 26 07:07:11 NAS kernel: veth13b5a96: renamed from eth0 Sep 26 07:08:03 NAS kernel: eth0: renamed from veth2a876ee Sep 26 07:08:06 NAS kernel: veth2a876ee: renamed from eth0 Sep 26 07:09:06 NAS kernel: eth0: renamed from veth56008ba Sep 26 07:09:09 NAS kernel: veth56008ba: renamed from eth0 Sep 26 07:10:10 NAS kernel: eth0: renamed from veth5587952 Sep 26 07:10:13 NAS kernel: veth5587952: renamed from eth0 Sep 26 07:11:13 NAS kernel: eth0: renamed from veth21b20a6 Sep 26 07:11:16 NAS kernel: veth21b20a6: renamed from eth0 Sep 26 07:12:16 NAS kernel: eth0: renamed from veth4e69dbb Sep 26 07:12:19 NAS kernel: veth4e69dbb: renamed from eth0  
    I dont remember having seen this in the past.
    Only thing i changed resently was switching docker from macvlan to ipvlan - reason for this switch was that I still encountered crashes with macvlan in 6.12.4
     
    //edit - this was caused by a docker container being stuck in an endless restart loop
  2. cholzer
    cholzer's post in how do I replace existing CachePool SSDs with new (larger) SSDs? was marked as the answer   
    okay, I eventually found the option. 😅
     


    So I:
    1.convert the cache pool to RAID1
    2.shut down unraid
    3.replace ONE of the 1TB cache pool drives with a new 4TB drive
    4.start unraid and add the newly installed 4TB to the pool replacing the now missing 1TB drive
    5.let it resync the RAID1 cache pool
    6.shut down unraid
    7.replace the SECOND 1TB cache pool drive with the 2nd new 4TB drive
    8.start unraid and add the newly installed 4TB to the pool replacing the now missing 2nd 1TB drive
    9.let it resync the RAID1 cache pool

    Question:
    will I then end up with a 1TB cache pool?
    or does it scale the size to the full 4TB automatically?