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  1. Can't install an Ubuntu Docker (from docker hub)

    jayarmstrong posted a topic in Docker Engine
    Howdy, I'm trying to get the stock Ubuntu (server) running as a docker. It seems to install fine but after hitting start, it just stops after about 5 seconds. The Unraid Docker log stays completely empty. I've removed the image and reinstalled it already. I'm open to suggestions!

  2. Why does unRAID still default to XFS over BTRFS?

    jayarmstrong replied to servidude's topic in General Support
    @limetech This is what I've generally assumed bitrot to be. My understanding is that as a drive (particularly hdds) starts to fail, files on bad sectors can be corrupted or unreadable. Am I missing something? I've had files corrupted for unknown reasons and now I keep everything important on btrfs raid1. Actually, this is the main reason I'm not on unraid -- I want checksumming and files repaired before going to backup disks. That and the fact I don't need cache drives. Can the Dynamix File Integrity plugin or something similar alert me with a list of corrupted files upon detection? That's all I'm using BTRFS raid1 for but it gives no performance benefit.

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