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Then I need some new SAS to SATA cables. I'll check the cables just in case it's loose or something. If I get the issue again, I guess I need to buy new cables for it. Thank you for your help

It completed without errors. Do you think it's safe to use? I'll take the drive out next time I get the chance and I'll add the numbers and all on them so it's easier for next time.

It has been rebuild without errors, I'm running an extended SMART test now.

I turned it off, but I forgot to note which disk it was, so I turned it on again, and now it's rebuilding the drive.

Hello unRAID forums, I have the red x on a drive, it has 64 errors when I checked. I looked at the documentation, and it looked like I need to check the cabling at first, whiceh I will do tomorrow. unRAID says the drive is not installed. I can't run a SMART test. I've added the diagnostics. nanostorage-diagnostics-20210718-2329.zip The drive is a WDC WD4001FFSX with 30.000 - 35.000 power on hours so far. Is there anything else I should think about/do in this case?

Can anyone help with this?

I can't figure out how to install Element. Does anyone have a guide or can point me in the right direction of how to do it?

I need help.... I messed up my AMP container, so I started over. I know I'm missing something here, because I've done it before. For some reason, I can't an instasnce to work. I'm using an UDM. Here's myport forwarding: - I know it's a bunch of ports, I'm just too lazy to edit it all the time, that's also why logging is enabled. It's added in the docker settings: - I couldn't exactly remember how it should be, but it didn't complain, so I assume it's right. I've added the ports in AMP: And in the instance: I can't connect to it. This example is a fresh Valheim server. I can't connect to it directly and it's not showing up on the public list either. When I check with https://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/ and check port 10000 for example, it's saying it's down. What am I missing?

Ah, like that. I thought you could do it on unRAID somehow. I've got both, so I'll just check it with whatever is nearest next time I'm around.

I'm not sure how I'l test the boot device. I'll run the memtest whenever I'm not too lazy to drag a monitor down to the rack How do I test the boot device?

It worked. Thank you

Just Plex itself. I'll try it tomorrow and get back to you

I can't even start it

I've already contacted LSIO about it, but if you have the solution, I'd be happy too

It's there now: Plex is not happy: I tried with the GPUID as well, same result.

This is odd.... - I think it's a typo, This worked: nvidia-smi gave me this now: - the driver page gave it as well: - There's the unRAID version. I haven't done anything but updating when it came out.

Nothing. "bash: nvidia-smi: command not found" It gave me a notification about the driver, I updated it, it didn't show anything, So I rebooted again, and it gave me the same answer again. nvidia-smi: "bash: nvidia-smi: command not found" Diagnostics: nanostorage-diagnostics-20210607-1342.zip

I had issues a few pages ago, now I have again. I rebooted the server, and when I started everything again, Plex wouldn't start and gave me then "bad parameter" error. I checked it was typed in correctly, and it was. I went to the "Nvidia Driver" page, and saw it didn't pick up the GPU. I tried verifying the checksum, and it came up with the error and downloaded it again. I did a hard refresh and checked it again, just to be sure. It didn't pick up the GPU, so I rebooted it, again, just to be sure. And it still doens't pick it up, and if I verify the checksum, it needs to download it again. What am I doing wrong?

Omg.... You're right.... I needed to change it to 80 on NPM. I'm such an idiot.... Thank you!

So I just needed to change a setting to "No" from "Yes", and that was all I had to do? In a way, I really don't hope so. That could've been done a lot faster then. Thank you for your help anyway, I appreciate it 😀

Sweey baby Jesus! Usually I'm not a Christian, but I was right there! I removed the line (had to go back a page or two to find it), I reloaded the dashboard, and it was showing up. To sum it up, what was the issue? After two pages of doing things, I kind of lost track.

This one looks like this: VENDOR="nvidia" GPUID="GPU-23265d6c-1de2-5786-b964-e20b2a209ad6" TEMPFORMAT="C" DISPCLOCKS="1" DISPENCDEC="1" DISPPCIUTIL="1" DISPTEMP="1" DISPFAN="1" DISPPWRDRAW="1" DISPPWRSTATE="1" DISPTHROTTLE="1" DISPSESSIONS="1" UIREFRESH="1" UIREFRESHINT="1000" DISPMEMUTIL="1" DISP3DRENDER="1" DISPBLITTER="1" DISPVIDEO="1" DISPVIDENH="1" DISPINTERRUPT="1" DISPEVENT="1" DISPVERTEX="1" DISPTEXTURE="1" DISPSHADEREXP="1" DISPSEQUENCER="1" DISPSHADERINTER="1" DISPSCANCON="1" DISPPRIMASSEM="1" DISPDEPTHBLK="1" DISPCOLORBLK="1" DISPGFXTRANS="1" That looks right to me?

Sadly, no. It's just not shoing "N/A" anymore. It's just blank instead:

This is how it looks: Everything below is set to "Yes". It was greyed out, I just set something to "No" and back to "Yes" so I could hit "Apply".