[HDDs get dropped from the array]

Greetings all,

 

I currently have the problem that some of my HDDs get dropped from the array and are listed in unassigend devices.

I thought it might be a SATA-cable problem at first and changed the cables of these HDDs, but the got dropped again.

 

I attached the diagnostics and hope that you guys can shed some light on this. I'm rather  scared that my server is dying on me😰

 

 

UPDATE:

So I just checked my array devices list and the devices are still listed there but also in unassigned list?

I attached two screenshots, in those the dropped disks are listed in the array devices list but also in the unassigned devices list with different device identifications (sdX).

sirbear-diagnostics-20190912-0821.zip

[Sharing data between VM and Unraid]

Hi all,

 

I just set up my first VM in Unraid. It's a Debian VM and I'm now struggling to achieve the datashare between the VM and my Unraid shares.

I did read that I can integrate the VM into my normal network and can than access the shares via network just like a normal PC.

 

But isn't there a way that won't integrate my VM in my normal network? I would prefer a way where I can mount a share or a folder on a share directly in the VM and leave the VM itself in it's own network.

[Switch from onboard NIC to newly installed Intel NIC]

Thanks for your help!

 

I shutdown my server, plugged in the USB-stick into my PC and made a backup. After that I deleted the network.cfg. I now have only eth0 listed and everything is working fine.

 

So my case here is closed.

[Switch from onboard NIC to newly installed Intel NIC]

Just tried to change the eth2 to eth0, but even after stopping the array I don't have a section called Interface Rules in Network Settings.

Fix Common Problems is now stating, that my DNS settings are borked (this happened since I disabled the onboard NICs).

[Switch from onboard NIC to newly installed Intel NIC]

I disabled both my onboard NICs in UEFI and upon booting into unRaid it states that eth0 can not be found on the console.

I'm able to access the webinterface with the eth2 (Intel NIC) though, but in the network settings there is still the eth0 listed.

 

Should I worry about the eth0 not found message during bootup?

[Switch from onboard NIC to newly installed Intel NIC]

I don't want to use the Realtek NICs anymore, but by disabling them in the BIOS won't I lock myself out of the webinterface entirely? And is there another way, because I would have to drag a screen and a keyboard to the server to change this in the BIOS.

[Switch from onboard NIC to newly installed Intel NIC]

Hi all,

 

due to dropped network connections with my Realtek Onboard NIC I decided to install a Intel NIC in my Unraid Server.

I'm running Unraid 6.7.2.

 

How can I switch Unraid from using the eth0 (onboard Realtek NIC) to eth2 (I have a second onboard Realtek NIC eth1)?

The IP-adress should stay the same (192.168.178.30).

 

I tried to boot up the server with the network cable attached to eth0 and then setting the IP for eth2 to "192.168.178.31". I then plugged the network cable in the eht2 NIC and tried to access the webconfig via 192.168.178.31, but's it's not responding.

[[Deprecated] Linuxserver.io - airsonic]

Jukebox (playing the sound locally on the machine where airsonic is running) doesn't work for me.

If I configure the jukebox player and start a song I get this error in the log:

Error in jukebox: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No line matching interface SourceDataLine supporting format PCM_SIGNED 44100.0 Hz, 16bit, stereo, 4 bytes/frame, big-endian is supported