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seems like this should be a separate post in the support thread.

switching will cost you more over time.

the newer kernel for native arc card support, rather than using recompiled kernels will be huge.

thanks for replying. changed #7.

sorry. not premade. now, i just make my own, matching the pinout of the stock sata power cables.

i had asked specifically about pro licences but suspect it would apply to any current license.

if one has been on the fence about getting into unraid, it seems like now might be a good time to go pro.

as evidenced by the empassioned speculation, unraiders are a special group who love the unraid os and the community surrounding it. unraiders make a good investment of their talents and interests here. i know i have received much of that benefit. so, i appreciate this forum post and related blog and video, which brings us together. thank you @limetech @SpencerJ will this in any way impact someone who bought a pro license in a recent sale and received a redemption code, but they have not used the code yet? (to my mind, unraider includes all of us: limetech staff, volunteers and users alike.)

excellent, affordable upgrades! bravo!

this should point you in the right direction. see squid's march 5, 2022 post linked below.

quite excited about the continuation of uncast after a seemingly never ending hiatus since episode 13 concluded.

excellent! glad you found this helpful.

During the past couple of years (COVID years) the price of drives, even shuckables, has been much higher. Whether this is related to COVID, Chia mining, etc., doesn't really matter to the home server enthusiast. So what happens when a disk fails but you don't have another disk to replace it with? Wouldn't it be cool to be able to spread that data over the free space of the remaining disks in the array? It would be very helpful to be able to recover the data from a failed disk (emulated via parity) to free space on another disk(s). I saw a post in another forum about SnapRAID having this functionality and would love to see something like it in Unraid.

this morning SAB w/ wireguard would not connect even though it has been working fine for months. so then changed back to OVPN and worked flawlessly but slower. kept getting this error: "Unable to successfully download PIA json to generate token..." will retest tomorrow. suspect PIA was messing server side.

Keep in mind that the E-2244G (and other Xeons in this class) have a limit of 16 pcie lanes. As for risks transferring to different chassis, basically every time one moves stuff around there is a risk of messing something up. Maybe inadvertent static discharge, or improperly seated cables, or a bad cable. Whatever. I have found that once my system is up and working, I do better to NOT tinker with it.