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New Unraid Build - NUC9Extreme, LSI 9400 HBA and QNAP JBOD
Thank you for your reply! I actually picked the QNAP TL-D1600S JBOD paired with the LSI-9400-16e (rather than using its included controller) based on post from a brilliant member of the community... YOU In this thread here, at the very bottom: If you think I will have problems with the QNAP TL-D1600S, I guess I'll have to go back to the drawing board. Thank you for your help!
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New Unraid Build - NUC9Extreme, LSI 9400 HBA and QNAP JBOD
Hello Everyone, I would love your thoughts and opinions on a new Unraid server that I am considering. I primarily use Unraid as a media storage and plex server. I currently have an i3-4130 with 16GB of RAM that can have trouble transcoding single stream x265 movies when watching remotely. It also has trouble when a couple of family members stream remotely at the same time. I have access to an Intel NUC9 Extreme i9-9980HK with 16GB of RAM through work. It is a tiny little powerhouse with a single PCIe x16 (Gen3) slot. I was thinking about pairing it with a LSI-9400-16e that would go into the PCIe x16 (Gen3) slot and a QNAP TL-D1600S JBOD Storage Enclosure for all the hard drives. My thought was that this could be a spiffy, small form factor Unraid server to last a while, that could be easily moved if needed, with enough power to run Plex transcodes and maybe a VM or two. Is this a good idea? Or will the CPU and HBA card not be enough, and I should focus on a solution that has two PCIe x16 slots so I can add an Nvidia GPU for transcoding? I would love to know your thoughts! Thank you for your help!
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Thunderbolt 3 External Enclosure for Array
F4stL4nE, Did you end up trying to make this work? Did you run into any problems?
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Unable to write to Docker Image and Log getting full
So no major problems, just that the docker image got corrupt. Thank you for your help!!
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Unable to write to Docker Image and Log getting full
Sorry about that, both files are attached.
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Unable to write to Docker Image and Log getting full
Forgot the files syslog.txt media-diagnostics-20220213-1338.zip
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Unable to write to Docker Image and Log getting full
Fix Common Problems is reporting: Unable to write to Docker Image and /var/log is getting full (currently 54 % used) I have not had any problems until today and I installed Lidarr yesterday. Could this be a bad Lidarr install? Or do I need to worry about something more serious? If it is Lidarr, will uninstalling it fix the problem or do I need to do something to the docker.img after uninstalling? I have attached the syslog. As always, thank you very much for your help!
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