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  1. Thank you for all the help I really appreciate it! Glad to be back up and running. The performance is a night and day difference on this new build.
  2. Okay, I have figured out what is happening with the error. I can't boot to the GUI as I have an Nvidia card and no driver installed. I was going to try nomodeset with UEFI but I just get a blinking cursor. So I moved EFI to EFI- to go into legacy and the Kernel Panic comes back even on the new USB. It seems as though I must boot Unraid in UEFI mode for some mysterious reason even in compatibility mode. Also, how do you restart the network service from the cli so I don't have to reboot?
  3. Yes, it successfully booted into the terminal! What should I do now? Can't access the GUI or anything. The old system had bonding on and I think that might be messing up routing.
  4. When making a new USB using make_bootable_linux, if I choose N for EFI the system will not boot. If I choose Y for EFI I can boot from the EFI partition. EFI is in compatibility mode in BIOS and the old one is not EFI and grub loads so not sure what is up with that. Should I create it as EFI?
  5. Can I do it on a new USB or will that mess up my key/registration?
  6. I do both on the USB that gets the kernel panic (5 or so year old install) and offsite.
  7. Hi JorgeB, I did as you suggested and the system did indeed boot. What would be the recommendation be now that we know a clean Unraid USB does boot? I don't want to loose all my configs/vms/dockers. I wouldn't mind switching to a new USB that I also purchased as the old one seems kind of jank. It has been in there for 5 or so years though.
  8. Hi all, really hoping to get some help here as my Unraid system is down and unbootable. I can't give logs as I am unable to boot into unraid (even in safe no plugin/gui mode). I upgraded my system from an old Threadripper (1st gen) to: CPU: Threadripper 7960X MB: Asus Pro WS TRX50-SAGE Wifi Mem: 128GB G. Skill 6400 Everything else is the same. I have went through the usual steps of enabling IOMMU and virtualization and all that jazz. I have done a full MemTest and everything is good. I have successfully booted into a Ubuntu Live to make sure that this can be booted in Linux and everything went well (no kernel panics). Here is the Kernel panic I'm receiving and I haven't been able to get past it messing with the BIOS. Kernel panic - not syncing: timer doesn't work through Interrupt-remapped IO-APIC Here are images as I can't copy/paste. After messing with Local APIC Mode I got the similar kernel panic: Things I have tried: Disabling APIC from boot options: noapic nolapic acpi=off Disabling C-States globally. Changing Local APIC Mode to 3 different settings (dynamic vs physical flat as seen in images). Modifying various CPU settings. Here is what is available. I'm really at the end of my rope here and would appreciate any feedback. Does the kernel that ships with Unraid 6.12.6 support these processors? Thank you all for your help.
  9. I'm just going to RMA the drive. Thanks for all the feedback everyone. 🤐
  10. This is what the 12 hour looks like for these drives in post-read. Note, I precleared 3 at a time so the first set all went well.
  11. Hello all, I just purchased 6 20TB Seagate Exos drives and on the final leg of preclear. 5 of the disks seem to have the exact same average speeds for all sections of the preclear with the exception of one. My question is should I RMA this drive or is preclear have the possibility of having different results with the same drives? Just don't want to get stuck with a crappy drive as they are expensive. The drive that seems to be having problems with post-read is Dev 1 in the screenshot and the previous 2 steps look good or the same as the others, it is just the post-read that doesn't look good. Would you return this drive? preclear.txt
  12. This guy seems to have gotten port forwarding working on the 'next gen' servers. https://github.com/fm407/PIA-NextGen-PortForwarding/blob/master/pia-nextgen-pf.sh Maybe you could incorporate a next gen flag?
  13. I can boot into safe mode and looking at boot the plugin seems to build a new kernel with the nvidia drivers. bzfirmware bzimage bzmodules bzroot bzroot-gui Does this plugin back the previous kernel up somewhere before overwriting? Is there some way just to pass a kernel param to stop the drivers from loading? Thanks again for any help that can be provided. I realize I put myself in quite the pickle and am relying on others to help fix my screw up. Update: I managed to get it booted after a hard shutdown and start. I used the plugin to install the stock version of 6.8.0 and everything boots fine. There is one thing on the startup staying that: /bin/bash: line 14: nvidia-smi: command not found I know this will not affect anything but is there a way to fix this?
  14. After installing this plugin my server won't come up. I get an error saying: Fixing recursive fault. My question is how can I restore my system without plugins loaded as that is the only way I can boot at the moment? I don't care if I get this installed properly atm just need my server booting 😮 Any help would be greatly appreciated.
  15. You can just go into the configuration file and delete WebUI\Password_ha1 and login with your username:adminadmin and then reset your password.