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CSIG1001

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  1. also following this rule for Mister FPGA cifs mount will not work for me, tried every setting known to man SERVER="ipaddress" my retronas ip address SHARE="mister" USERNAME=" retronas pi" PASSWORD="yourpipassword" retronas WAIT_FOR_SERVER="true" MOUNT_AT_BOOT="true" SINGLE_CIFS_CONNECTION="true" LOCAL_DIR="*"
  2. I am not sure if i am supposed to install the guest agent, it is turned off or not installed on Debian when running the retronas VM. I do notice inside retronas that a IP is picked up but not assigned on my network . Would i run into problems adding consoles where it needs to have a IP address picked up in unraid VM section under interfaces? or is this some sort of security measure?
  3. This theory of getting parity to 0 is all wrong You don't know if the parity is wrong on the parity drive themselves VS what's on the array. If you keep getting parity errors and know your hardware is good, you can just rebuild your parity and hope that solves the issue.
  4. what if your hardware is fine and you formated your parity disks and then did a parity check and got less than 50 sync errors? I guess go back and check hardware and ram? Also does rebooting do something with parity on the usb
  5. ive decided just to reformat both parity disks and rewrite the parity information to the disks , obviously this is too complicated and poor implementation of unraid and should be addressed. Regardless I should not be too affected due to only having about 60 sync errors which were not able to fix themselves.
  6. I am running into the same issue right now and have no clue how to figure this out. i changed out my ram, hba, and sas cables , 2 of them. I am using your settings blake 3 and building the checksum on 24 disks will take about 25 hours. Once you run the parity check and gather which sectors are bad , how do you check with DFI? The only thing I can do now is located the files and erase them or completely format the drive or replace. Everything checks out fine on smart and even scrutiny smart data, nothing is wrong with the hard drives. However crap unraid parity cant tell me anything and have run 2 parity checks and still getting roughly 5-50 errors with auto correction not working even though the box is checked on the main page. Very frustrating and received no help on discord
  7. I am doing a parity check and will be done in a few days. I plan on disabling the fast boot and leaving the folder name "EFI" with no - and will give you guys an update how it runs. I will not do anything else and let you know what happens. CSM is disabled as it is greyed out thanks
  8. I was told to remove fast booting in the bios.. I will try this then what if this is still not working? I removed the - on EFI so no EFI- folder , just EFI Am i supposed to run "make bootable" again?
  9. Please refer to this solved topic I am running into the same issue running a z370 mobo. Not sure what is going on but my bios is showing CSM disabled and everytime i reboot unraid , i have to manually go into my bios to manually select the boot device to force boot the USB drive where unraid resides. It will reboot the machine and work but gone are the days of rebooting my server and having it automatically boot into the OS. I did remove the dash on EFI folder so no more EFI- , Along the lines i basically forgot what I did to cause the USB not to automatically boot into unraid. What am i doing wrong? I have no other boot devices besides the USB unraid drive. I am affraid to click on Make USB bootable on the USB drive as i do not want to reformat the drive. How can I fix my USB drive to automatically boot from the USB so when I update unraid and reboot i, do not have manually force boot the USB drive in the bios? THanks
  10. I am running into the same issue running a z370 mobo. Not sure what is going on but my bios is showing CSM disabled and everytime i reboot unraid , i have to manually go into my bios to manually select the boot device to force boot the USB drive where unraid resides. It will reboot the machine and work but gone are the days of rebooting my server and having it automatically boot into the OS. I did remove the dash on EFI folder so no more EFI- , Along the lines i basically forgot what I did to cause the USB not to automatically boot into unraid. What am i doing wrong? I have no other boot devices besides the USB unraid drive. I am affraid to click on Make USB bootable on the USB drive as i do not want to reformat the drive. How can I fix my USB drive to automatically boot from the USB so when I update unraid and reboot i, do not have manually force boot the USB drive in the bios? THanks
  11. Starting Plex Media Server. Error: Unable to set up server: sqlite3_statement_backend::prepare: disk I/O error for SQL: PRAGMA cache_size=2000 (N4soci10soci_errorE) Stopping Plex Media Server. kill: usage: kill [-s sigspec | -n signum | -sigspec] pid | jobspec ... or kill -l [sigspec]
  12. can you show me the make and m odel? link for these fans

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