StevenD

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  1. That was EIGHT years ago!
  2. Oh...is it set up for UEFI? It only works on UEFI boot.
  3. Your config looks OK. Have you verified that the USB boots on that hardware, without ESXi? Here is my VM config:
  4. Also, have you reset BIOS to make sure nothing like memory speed was set directly?
  5. That motherboard should support a single CPU in CPU1 and and a single DIMM in P1-DIMMA1. Is it possible the CPU is newer than the BIOS supports? I typically only buy RAM that is on the SM approved and tested list. Hynix HMA81GR7AFR8N-VK Samsung M393A1G40EB2-CTD Hynix HMA82GR7CJR8N-VK Hynix HMA82GR7AFR8N-VK Micron MTA18ASF2G72PZ-2G6D1 Samsung M393A2K40BB2-CTD Micron MTA18ASF2G72PDZ-2G6H1R
  6. are both sockets populated? If using only a single socket, are you using the right one? Also, if you are using both, you must have RAM spread across both.
  7. Not anymore. The Nvidia builds are no longer available for download. I forgot about @ich777 build: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/92865-support-ich777-nvidiadvbzfsiscsimft-kernel-helperbuilder-docker/
  8. I just tried it, but my unRAID isnt domain joined. I have had too may problems with unRAID in AD.
  9. I start shutting things down at about 50%. That being said, 50% for me is about 30 minutes into an outage. I cant comment on NUT though. I exclusively use Eatons for all my rack mount gear, and everything is running in VMWare. I have a VM appliance that manages my unRAID (and all other VM) shutdowns.
  10. I prefer Eaton, but for that budget, you cant go wrong with an APC BR1500MS. I have paid as little as $170 for them.
  11. Its LONG! IIRC, a rebuild approaches 48 hours. I use the party check tuner, and I have it set to run for 7 hours per might until it finishes. The Parity Check History seems to be messed up when using the tuner, but I think it takes 6-7 nights to complete.
  12. This one is a bit cheaper and works great. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B083GLR3WL
  13. I don't believe I quoted you, or addressed my comment to you.
  14. You You really should use a much larger file for testing. At least bigger than your RAM size. I typically use 50-100GB files for testing.
  15. YOU started this mess by being overly dramatic, instead of properly asking for assistance.
  16. It won't work. I have two of those boards, and I could never get it to see more than one NVMe, even when using SuperMicro expansion cards. There only seem to be a couple of X9 boards that actually support bifurcation, despite the BIOS settings. I ended up buying this board. It works great and unRAID sees all the drives. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B083GLR3WL/
  17. Yes. It’s the ip of your Nextcloud host.
  18. This is working for me: ### nextcloud server { listen 443 ssl; server_name nextcloud.domainname.com; client_max_body_size 20G; add_header Strict-Transport-Security "max-age=15768000; includeSubDomains; preload;"; location / { proxy_pass https://10.1.1.20:4430; proxy_max_temp_file_size 2048M; proxy_buffering off; proxy_read_timeout 256; } location = /.well-known/carddav { return 301 $scheme://$host:$server_port/remote.php/dav; } location = /.well-known/caldav { return 301 $scheme://$host:$server_port/remote.php/dav; } }
  19. There is probably a better way, but I just have a script run at the top of every hour date >> /mnt/cache/cache1.txt smartctl -a -d nvme /dev/nvme0n1 | grep "Units Written" >> /mnt/cache/cache1.txt date >> /mnt/cache/cache2.txt smartctl -a -d nvme /dev/nvme1n1 | grep "Units Written" >> /mnt/cache/cache2.txt
  20. Upgrading to 6.9.0-beta25, and wiping and rebuilding cache seems to have fixed the excessive drive writes. I updated at 1PM yesterday. Thanks @limetech Sun Jul 19 00:00:01 CDT 2020 52,349,318 [26.8 TB] Sun Jul 19 01:00:01 CDT 2020 52,423,388 [26.8 TB] Sun Jul 19 02:00:01 CDT 2020 52,489,648 [26.8 TB] Sun Jul 19 03:00:01 CDT 2020 52,555,542 [26.9 TB] Sun Jul 19 04:00:01 CDT 2020 52,620,891 [26.9 TB] Sun Jul 19 05:00:02 CDT 2020 52,704,944 [26.9 TB] Sun Jul 19 06:00:02 CDT 2020 52,781,371 [27.0 TB] Sun Jul 19 07:00:01 CDT 2020 52,857,676 [27.0 TB] Sun Jul 19 08:00:01 CDT 2020 52,969,998 [27.1 TB] Sun Jul 19 09:00:01 CDT 2020 53,060,428 [27.1 TB] Sun Jul 19 10:00:02 CDT 2020 53,143,267 [27.2 TB] Sun Jul 19 11:00:01 CDT 2020 53,226,597 [27.2 TB] Sun Jul 19 12:00:01 CDT 2020 53,302,735 [27.2 TB] Sun Jul 19 13:00:02 CDT 2020 53,370,136 [27.3 TB] Sun Jul 19 14:00:01 CDT 2020 53,497,045 [27.3 TB] Sun Jul 19 15:00:01 CDT 2020 53,570,280 [27.4 TB] Sun Jul 19 16:00:02 CDT 2020 53,660,287 [27.4 TB] Sun Jul 19 17:00:01 CDT 2020 53,757,767 [27.5 TB] Sun Jul 19 18:00:01 CDT 2020 53,843,113 [27.5 TB] Sun Jul 19 19:00:01 CDT 2020 54,494,403 [27.9 TB] Sun Jul 19 20:00:01 CDT 2020 54,591,716 [27.9 TB] Sun Jul 19 21:00:01 CDT 2020 54,684,939 [27.9 TB] Sun Jul 19 22:00:01 CDT 2020 54,769,497 [28.0 TB] Sun Jul 19 23:00:01 CDT 2020 54,881,700 [28.0 TB] Mon Jul 20 00:00:01 CDT 2020 54,962,156 [28.1 TB] Mon Jul 20 01:00:01 CDT 2020 55,012,101 [28.1 TB] Mon Jul 20 02:00:01 CDT 2020 55,114,507 [28.2 TB] Mon Jul 20 03:00:01 CDT 2020 55,199,643 [28.2 TB] Mon Jul 20 04:00:01 CDT 2020 55,285,523 [28.3 TB] Mon Jul 20 05:00:01 CDT 2020 55,390,072 [28.3 TB] Mon Jul 20 06:00:01 CDT 2020 55,492,177 [28.4 TB] Mon Jul 20 07:00:01 CDT 2020 55,562,868 [28.4 TB] Mon Jul 20 08:00:01 CDT 2020 55,641,502 [28.4 TB] Mon Jul 20 09:00:01 CDT 2020 55,709,571 [28.5 TB] Mon Jul 20 10:00:01 CDT 2020 55,778,340 [28.5 TB] Mon Jul 20 11:00:01 CDT 2020 55,855,175 [28.5 TB] Mon Jul 20 12:00:01 CDT 2020 55,937,448 [28.6 TB] Mon Jul 20 13:00:01 CDT 2020 56,014,597 [28.6 TB] Mon Jul 20 14:00:01 CDT 2020 56,092,328 [28.7 TB] Mon Jul 20 15:00:01 CDT 2020 56,156,565 [28.7 TB] Mon Jul 20 17:00:01 CDT 2020 56,273,142 [28.8 TB] Mon Jul 20 18:00:01 CDT 2020 56,344,795 [28.8 TB] Mon Jul 20 19:00:01 CDT 2020 56,364,160 [28.8 TB] Mon Jul 20 20:00:01 CDT 2020 56,407,275 [28.8 TB] Mon Jul 20 21:00:01 CDT 2020 56,447,405 [28.9 TB] Mon Jul 20 22:00:01 CDT 2020 56,471,394 [28.9 TB] Mon Jul 20 23:00:02 CDT 2020 56,544,547 [28.9 TB] Tue Jul 21 00:00:01 CDT 2020 56,558,841 [28.9 TB] Tue Jul 21 01:00:01 CDT 2020 56,572,818 [28.9 TB] Tue Jul 21 02:00:01 CDT 2020 56,588,893 [28.9 TB] Tue Jul 21 03:00:01 CDT 2020 56,619,137 [28.9 TB] Tue Jul 21 04:00:01 CDT 2020 56,649,114 [29.0 TB] Tue Jul 21 05:00:01 CDT 2020 56,694,088 [29.0 TB] Tue Jul 21 06:00:01 CDT 2020 56,734,883 [29.0 TB] Tue Jul 21 07:00:01 CDT 2020 56,740,772 [29.0 TB] Tue Jul 21 08:00:01 CDT 2020 56,764,329 [29.0 TB] Tue Jul 21 09:00:01 CDT 2020 56,791,261 [29.0 TB] Tue Jul 21 10:00:01 CDT 2020 57,390,492 [29.3 TB] Tue Jul 21 11:00:02 CDT 2020 57,481,471 [29.4 TB] Tue Jul 21 12:00:01 CDT 2020 57,522,137 [29.4 TB] Tue Jul 21 14:00:01 CDT 2020 58,216,955 [29.8 TB] Tue Jul 21 15:00:01 CDT 2020 58,222,173 [29.8 TB] Tue Jul 21 16:00:01 CDT 2020 58,235,354 [29.8 TB] Tue Jul 21 17:00:01 CDT 2020 58,270,523 [29.8 TB] Tue Jul 21 18:00:01 CDT 2020 58,300,798 [29.8 TB] Tue Jul 21 19:00:01 CDT 2020 58,346,858 [29.8 TB] Tue Jul 21 20:00:01 CDT 2020 58,382,861 [29.8 TB] Tue Jul 21 21:00:01 CDT 2020 58,403,922 [29.9 TB] Tue Jul 21 22:00:01 CDT 2020 58,420,439 [29.9 TB] Tue Jul 21 23:00:01 CDT 2020 58,493,227 [29.9 TB] Wed Jul 22 00:00:02 CDT 2020 58,494,926 [29.9 TB] Wed Jul 22 01:00:01 CDT 2020 58,529,097 [29.9 TB] Wed Jul 22 02:00:01 CDT 2020 58,556,746 [29.9 TB] Wed Jul 22 03:00:01 CDT 2020 58,574,415 [29.9 TB] Wed Jul 22 04:00:01 CDT 2020 58,605,297 [30.0 TB] Wed Jul 22 05:00:01 CDT 2020 58,632,079 [30.0 TB] Wed Jul 22 06:00:01 CDT 2020 58,655,069 [30.0 TB] Wed Jul 22 07:00:01 CDT 2020 58,672,137 [30.0 TB] Wed Jul 22 08:00:01 CDT 2020 58,689,196 [30.0 TB] Wed Jul 22 09:00:01 CDT 2020 58,712,601 [30.0 TB] Wed Jul 22 10:00:01 CDT 2020 58,731,743 [30.0 TB]
  21. That is exactly my intent. I would prefer those dont even show up when I hit "New Posts".
  22. Is it possible to hide forum sections?