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I had previously removed the attached ISOs, because I thought that could be the issue as well. After a reboot however, the issue is back Is there any way to open an official ticket with the unraid team?

I somehow managed to fix this. The issue still persisted this morning, but I removed "dynamix.s3.sleep.plg" and "preclear.disk.plg", because I was no longer using them. After the removal, the issue was gone right away and load speed for the VM actions is now around 250ms. I am not sure, if this is a one-off problem or even related to the two plugins. But for now, it seem to work. Reinstalling the two plugins, does not seem to trigger the issue again.

A hopeful bump.

I noticed a lot of my calls to VM related actions have gotten pretty slow. After pressing the button to the overview of VMs, the call to the "VMs" endpoint takes 6.5s to load, and additonally the call to "plugins/dynamix.vm.manager/include/VMMachines.php" takes 7.7s to load. So that's 14 seconds, just to display the single VM I have configured. When I try to create a new VM, the call to "AddVM" takes 7s according to my browser. "UpdateVM" actually seem to be the fastest at 5.7s. I don't recall it being this slow before, so something might have changed. According to Firefox, the majority of the request time is in "Receiving": I have tried another browser, which didn't make a difference and I tried deleting the libvirt.img as well. Finally, I have tried making curl requests from the unRAID server to itself, to exclude the possibility of network issues and the results were consistent with the slow load times. I have no idea where to go next, so any help is much appreciated.

I ended up rolling with a Ryzen build. I got the server board from Asrock, which has IPMI and support for ECC RAM.

I currently run unRAID with a Ryzen 1700 setup. It's stable (if I disable C-states) and for my day-to-day stuff, it works. However, I have recently started tinkering with the idea, of creating a server that's powerful enough to handle two simultaneous gaming sessions. I am mainly using Docker containers (Sonarr, Radarr, Plex etc) and a few Windows VMs for learning purposes. So while not super resource heavy, I doubt that my single Ryzen CPU will handle two additional Windows 10 gaming machines. So I looked into my possibilities and I saw a guy selling 2 Intel Xeon E5-2680v2 (10 cores, 20 threads) for $400 in Europe. The Passmark score is higher than my current Ryzen CPU (for single core as well), but I am wondering if the lower clock speed is going to be a hinderance? I plan to allocate 6 cores for each gaming VM. If it sounds like a decent idea, can you recommend a motherboard as well? I was hoping to get the following features: PWM connections for fans WoL IPMI/iDRAC/iLO/etc. Maybe an extra PCI slot for a quad NIC.

So I have this annoying thing, where my downloads are counted double, because Sonarr & Radarr is set to copy the file to my movie/TV Show share. I want to seed long term and that's a bit hard, because I would have to delete my seeding files regularly. I have searched a bit on the forum and I think I found the solution in this post https://forums.unraid.net/topic/74934-solved-sonarrrutorrent-hardlinks/?tab=comments#comment-690216: Create a single user share (for instance named "media") and then create subfolders such as /media/downloads, /media/movies and so on. By forcing them to stay within the same user share, I would be able to use hard links. But wouldn't that violate the no-hard links between drives or am I misunderstanding something?

If you have a tutorial for setting up TM using user shares, I would be very grateful. It seems like people has quite a few issues, when trying to use the user shares.

So if I understand it correctly, I would have to dedicate an entire drive to time machine backups?

So I wanted to use my unRAID box for backing up my MacBook and it seems like the best way of doing that, is by using a disk share. However, when I enable disk shares and browse to the page, it's totally blank. Looking at the HTML, it seems like uBlock could have done something with it (the element said something like ublock-blocked). So I tried disabling uBlock and tried from another browser as well. I do run a pihole DNS server at home, but when I tail the log file, nothing shows up when browsing to the disk share - also, every other page on the unRAID device works fine. Should I whitelist any IPs/address or is something else up?