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Thank you This feature seems to be of help with speeding up copying and duplication of data. I have no idea how useful this would be to me in the real world but I wonder why UnRaid would incorporate it if it wasn't of much use. Would anyone from the moderation or Limetech staff like to jump in here? Nevertheless, I appreciate your thoughts, @neohidra It's always good to learn new things! D

Thank you very much.

Hi I have just added a 1050Gb SSD disk to my array and formatted it to XFS. I notice that it starts its life on the array empty but with 7.5Gb space already used. This seems like an awful lot to me. Is this normal? Thanks D

How about if you copied and renamed the activated uuid to a non activated uuid name? I'm not sure what data the uuid contains but I'm sure Ed (and others) will know.

I think I solved it and post it here for others. The order displayed is defined by the order of the folders in config/plugins/user.scripts/scripts It appears you can rename these without having to alter the name of the script in User Scripts. At least that seems to work for me. I hope that helps D

I've forgotten how to order the script list to my preferences. Can anyone help me out? Many thanks D

Thank you, I shall put a drill through it!

I have been preclearing some of my disks prior to adding them to my server. Some are clearly suspect but I have this one 2Tb disk and I would like to know more. Is anyone able to look at these two reports and tell me if this disk is useable for anything? I was thinking I could use it as a cache write disk and set up separate cache pools for appdata, domains etc. Do you think it might be worth a shot? Thanks all D preclear_disk_WD-WCAZAF809308_21462.txt WDC_WD20EARX-008FB0_WD-WCAZAF809308-20230510-0904.txt

Thank you so much, Jorge. I will try as you suggest. This morning (UK) I did discover a cache backup I made in 2020 and nothing of huge importance has changed since then, so, if all else fails the appdata directory from that might be a good starting point? Once again, I really appreciate the help you have offered Duncan

root@Tower:~# btrfs-select-super -s 2 /dev/sds1 No valid Btrfs found on /dev/sds1 ERROR: open ctree failed 😪

root@Tower:~# btrfs-select-super -s 1 /dev/sds1 No valid Btrfs found on /dev/sds1 ERROR: open ctree failed

Shall I start the array?

And I get the message as shown:

Hi It was reformatted XFS I can put it back

Here they are: tower-diagnostics-20230506-2040.zip syslog.txt