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Hi Jorge, Many thanks for the rapid response. I actually realised there is another path to what I was trying to achieve. Initially I am sure the "None" option for number of slots was not available, but may have missed it, as it was when I checked again after posting. All the same, very useful to know that New Config doesn't delete the ZFS pools. Thanks!

Hi everyone, I have a server that has a couple of ZFS SSD pools, plus a regular array of HDs. I want to make it all SSD/flash only, so intend to remove the array. The array has no data, but the ZFS pools do that I wish to retain. I think the only way to be able to remove the array is using "New Config", but I want to double check this won't impact the ZFS pools? Can anyone please advise the best approach here? Thanks

Just experienced the same with the beta and very little by way of a report after the 5 runs. Think I will stick with the regular script from Joe and screen without messing around with plugins.

I gave up in the end and pulled the power. I had tried the provided powerdown script. After this the webgui could not be accessed although telnet was still available. Next boot it did not require a parity check so can only assume that the script did most of the job cleanly Would be great to have some more ideas here, not being able to shutdown the server cleanly and at will is an issue.

Yeah, as above nothing returned by lsof, assuming fuser /mnt is the correct way to run that returns nothing either. I have nothing open I am aware of, and wouldn't that report as something being open via lsof or fuser? Also a screen session can cause this - easy to forget they might still be hanging around Yup, have done this many times before so first thing I do is exit any screen sessions before trying to shutdown now

This has occurred before but I have grown impatient and forced it to shut-down by holding the power button. I am running 5.0.6 on a Microserver, no plugins or anything special with the exception of Unmenu. After trying to stop the array it gets stuck at 'Retry unmounting user share(s)'. Attached is my syslog. I have searched for similar problems and although found the same error the resolutions did not work. Running lsof | grep mnt returns nothing. Any suggestions on how to diagnose what is causing this so I can stop it happening on every shutdown would be appreciated. Thanks Ian syslog-2015-04-03.zip

Oops, messed it up trying to embed it, fixed now. I may try and use a fresh usb with some fresh disks and see what happens. EDIT: In case anyone else is worried Tom has confirmed this is not a real problem this thread

Has anyone with a Microserver updated to RC10 yet? Wondering if anyone has had the CPU errors I have outlined in this thread. Mine is an original N36L with the updated AHCI bios with 5 mixed disks and 2GB RAM. Due to these errors I am hesitant to update my main one.