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  1. Today out of nowhere, I got `fat_get_cluster: invalid start cluster` and a reboot failed. So, I guess I'll be requesting another key 😓
  2. I have a Kingston DataTraveler Micro 3.1 and got this error. It was USB 3, plugged in a USB 3 port. The server has a history with memory failure, so doing a memtest now... Trying a USB 2 port later. I thought Kingston was pretty high quality USB stick, so I think that's not it... Right?
  3. Hi guys, i encountered this after my cache drive (nvme) crashed and got replaced. Wanted to update you on what might have gone wrong. I tried so much things, but the solution was: In Settings/VMSettings set "enable VM's" to "no" Delete the `libvirt` image in /mnt/user/system/libvirt/libvirt.img Set "enable VM's" to "yes" again After that, I used a brand new qcow2 image from the OS I was trying to boot (Home Assistant), and it worked... However, trying the older (backed up) qcow2 image that I previously had resulted in a corruption that caused this situation all over again. I suspect that image was corrupt anyway because it was a backup of a spinning machine
  4. Absolutely fantastic! Thank you very much!
  5. Awesome! The best thing about Unraid is that it's easy tot learn, but hard to master. In a good way: there's just so much it can do when you really learn all the advanced stuff, yet it is so easy to get started! Thing I'd like to see in 2020: built-in backup tools!
  6. Guys, some of you are being a little unfriendly. Someone started this thread with a problem, the second post starts with "Not correct." Not cool. It seems that after upgrading to 6.7.0, more people are affected by corrupt sqlite db's than before on 6.7.0. There is a correlation. Besides, if making the appdata mount available on just one disk only is the only solution to this problem, why is that not default, or even documented? Someone said it even solves a problem that all disks are always spun up.