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Retried the update. This time 7.2.3 --> 7.2.6 on the Unraid system clocking the Update Available flag in the banner. This worked correctly, no issues. No problem with Boot Failure. 7.2.4-->7.2.5 must have been a fluke. -- Tom

Copying /config from the backup to the USB did not work, still Boot Error. Copying all files in the root of the backup (e.g. linuz boot files plus all others) did not work Boot Error. Used USB Creator 1.1.0 on a Win10 machine to recreate the USB from the backup file, and that successfully booted into the older version (7.2.3 was the last backup). UEFI server boot. -- Tom

Intel boot loader reports 'Boot failure' after 7.2.4 --> 7.2.5 upgrade. Has worked flawlessly since back in the 6.8 days. Does not boot so am unable to generate diagnostics. -- Tom

Recently all my Win 10 and Win 11 machines lost connectivity to Unraid shares. Traced it down to the network type setting on windows, apparently some update changed each from Private to Public. Resetting each Win machine to Private restored access for me. -- Tom

That motherboard supports DDR5 UDIMM non-ECC memory (according to the Supermicro website). https://www.supermicro.com/en/products/motherboard/x13sae DDR4 and DDR5 RAM have the slots in different alignments because they are not interchangeable. Is it possible you are trying to insert DD4 RAM? -- Tom

Thank you. Community Apps 2025.05.30 fixes the issue on Unraid 6.12.15. What awesome support ! -- Tom

Same problem 6.12.15 - the Community Apps update gives a blank page. How does one downgrade back to the previous version?

188 Mega Bytes / sec is 1504 Mega bits / second (1.5 Gbits/sec) , about 60% of the maximum possible. My experience is that the disk(s) on the Windows client and the host can be a limiting factor in transfer speeds. The suggestion to try using iperf is a good one, it minimizes disk speed as a factor in the test. -- Tom

Did you set "Turn off UPS after shutdown" to Yes in the Settings -> UPS panel? -- Tom

Christian Lempa did a YouTube video today about the 585 in Unraid. He eventually removed the 585 and replaced it with an ASM-based solution. You may want to see the problem he had and his conclusions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMHMkpA5XnM -- Tom

The Intel X722 feature support matrix does not list 2.5GbE as being a supported mode that I can find: https://cdrdv2-public.intel.com/336882/336882_Intel® Ethernet Connection X722 Feature Support Matrix_rev3_3.pdf -- Tom

You may want to check whether both SFP+ optics modules are the same type. 10Gbase-CX4 is a very old standard, it uses 4 copper lanes over a bulky twinax cable. My recollection is that there are also some format differences going back that far. Run the ethtool command on each interface, for example: $ ethtool eth0 and see what it reports. If both modules are actually SFP+ and are both labeled 10Gbase-SR, and ethtool reports that one is -CX4, then it's possible that module is damaged, had its MDIO overwritten, or you may be selecting the wrong interface (i.e. asking about eth1 when perhaps the module is plugged into eth2 or some such). -- Tom

Do you have a switch or router that is not protected by the UPS? My UPS has 4 outlets that are powered during an outage, but 2 that lose power during any outage (they are 'convenience' outlets, meaning 'not-at-all-convienent'). I had my router plugged into one of those 2 and would lose access to UNRAID (and everything else) after an outage until the router was manually reset. -- Tom

Thank you! Thank you! This fixed a tailscale problem. Prior to the patch, tailscale was removed on update due to the error. Fortunately Unraid keeps the previous template, so reinstall worked easily. -- Tom

During my 6.12.8 upgrade, the interfaces did not do a link down. This resulted in the DHCP server re-assigning new IP addresses to all the interfaces on UNRAID. Once I found those, everything came up OK on the new addresses. -- Tom