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  1. Yes, I did. But I did not use the flash-backup. What I did was this: Use another flashdrive, and make a clean install through the USB-creator tool. Copied the config-folder from my flash-drive onto the new drive and reactivate with Unraid. Made a backup of the cache-data (since it was read-only) and created a new cache-setup with 4 different nvme-drives with btrfs. Restored appdata-backup with the CA-app from 3 days ago. Tried to remove partitions from the first cache-nvme drives (2 x Corsar MP510, 120TB written - weill within the 800TB endurance rating) Was not allowed to remove the partitions from either of my drives, but got the error "FAIL" with both drives, which made me suspect a filesystem corruption on both drives. Took the 2 x MP510-drives out and put them into a Windows-machine. They was not recognized so did a DISKPART -> Clear on both drives wiping them of everything. Put them back into my server, made a new cache-pool and the drives are working perfectly, which supports my theory of a tanked filesystem-ish problem. Now I was able to go into my Docker-tab and choose "ADD CONTAINER" which loaded my templates and I was able to bring back my dockers with the old templates. All is good now and minor adjustments are required to make it all work. Thought I would share the process I had to go though during this weekend of frustration, terror and Plex-withdrawels.
  2. It seemed that the BTRFS filesystem shat it self on my cache-drive, making it read-only and in general unstable as heck. Took them out, wiped them of all partitions, reinstalled them and is currently restoring a backup. So far no issues. Next step is to reinstall my old dockers - hope the issues has been resolved by fixing the cache-issue. I will keep this thread updated.
  3. Hi all, I've deleted my docker.img in an attempt to resolve some stability issues I've experinced with Unraid. When I try to reinstall my dockers again, I go to APPS, Previous Apps and choose "Reinstall" when I want to do that. This is where my problems begin - when I try to reinstall Plex for instance, it loads a different dockers settings, for instance resiliosync or another one. It happens in different browsers, both before and after a reboot and an upgrade from 6.9.3 to 6.10.rc2. The problem persists. I'm in the process of restore a backup of the appdata and that is running as we speak. I would hate to be have to start all over with all of my dockers, so any help would be appreciated ! I have attached the diagnostic-file to this post. titan-diagnostics-20211202-2121.zip
  4. Thanks for spending your time answering my Qs. You're a champ @trurl.
  5. Cool. I will try that. Is it possible, to start it up with a new USB-drive, use a trial-version for a couple of days and copy the configuration over to the new meant-to-be-UnRAID-flash-boot-drive when that arrives, and then contact LimeWire about getting the license transferred to the new flash-drive? I REALLY miss my Plex-server, haha.
  6. Yea, I have the licenskey, which is a Pro version. I still have the e-mail, it's a fairly new installment of the server. So - I create a new USB drive, create a configuration with the correctly assigned disks and it should all be fine and dandy? Any need to create all the shares again? Please bear with me, I would just love to do it right the first time and not screw things up even more I really appreciate the help.
  7. The drive is unreadable. Assume I have nothing left, the flash drive is gone. It's unreadable in Windows and it's unreadable in Linux.
  8. It was a USB3 drive in a USB2 slot, which I've read is not the best way to go about this, so I've ordered some USB2 drives which should arrive shortly, and that will be my future flash drive. With a spare on a shelf, ready to go if the main drive goes to flash-heaven. I will try to put the drive into a USB2 slot directly into the motherboard, it was in a front-chassis connector, so that will be my final attempt of redemption. Otherwise I've pretty much come to terms with the fact, that I need to reconstuct my server. I was, however, smart enough to label all of my drives, so I know which ones are parity 1 and 2, and disk 1-10 with 2 cache-drives. It would be freaking awesome, if I could get the config-folder off the faulty flash-drive though.
  9. Yeah, it seems like I've been mistaken due to the fact, that the size of the volume was misrepresented in my Live OS. The UnRAID drive is now unreadable, so it seems to be a malfunctioning USB drive. So the situation is now, that I need to recover what I can. I've copied the files from my cache-drive, so I have my docker.img and appdata folders. Are they even useable, when I don't have the config-files from the USB-drive?
  10. It might be, but I've make a Linux-live drive from a 32GB USB drive, and it shows up as a 16GB volume in the Live-OS, which matches the USB-drive where I have UnRaid. The same thing happened to my mate just 2 days ago. After updated to 6.6.7 he rebooted, and the drive became unbootable. Exact same thing just happened to me, which is a shame, because I was in the middle of copying his data from his drives to a NAS of mine. Now I have 2 systems to recover. I'm using a SanDisk Ultra Fit, which seems to be a bad choice of USB-drive, so I'm buying a new one which is recommended by LimeTech. But when the drive does not show up in a Linux-OS, what can I do to recover files from the drive to restore it to a new USB-drive?
  11. Hey folks. I'm new inhere, and I want to try to figure out what to do and what has happened. I rebooted my server and the USB-drive became unbootable. I opened a Linux-live machine and saw, that the USB-drive has been overwritten with what seems to be the filesystem of the array and not the flash-drive. Picture is attached to this post. I have NO idea what has happened, and it is obvious that the USB-drive has been overwritten. How the hell can this happen, and how can I trust UnRAID, if it does this kind of thing? Kind Regards, Peter