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I've tried it off and on, but there is a much better "Channels" version that they makes changes to sometimes and it wipes out my settings. I wish Senex, the developer, would open it up and let a lot of contributors move it along faster because it has tremendous potential. I'd even pay something reasonable as a one-time supporter contribution, but seems like he wants to keep it as a mostly personal project.

Is this working with the new v7 beta?

It is the same stated capacity, so hopefully so. I'm actually wondering if I should format the new drive for ZFS per the beta notes, to take advantage of some features unsupported by xfs. I'm not on v7 on that server atm, but I'm considering it after my primary server upgrade has seemingly gone quite well so far. Maybe I could use a USB SSD enclosure then use mover to move everything over, remove the original drive and pop the new one into the m.2 socket? If not this approach, I take it if I've cloned the drive with Macrium that I can reset and reimport, and the shares and permissions should be fine due to the /mnt/user mappings Unraid uses?

One of my servers is unlike the others in that it is a SFF device with a single M.2 slot and drive running some containers and a VM. The SSD is throwing read errors so I bought another. Usually I'd try to image a drive like this in Macrium Reflect (I'm usually on Windows), but even if it can clone the xfs drive I think Unraid uses the serial number to track it, so just cloning and swapping wouldn't fix it, right? If not, what's the easiest approach?

Last night I took the painful step of just blowing up the networks altogether. I deleted the network.cfg and the local-kv.db for Docker, then set up eth0, updated to 6.12.10, added the other interfaces and Docker networks back, and then set up my dozens of containers all over again. Three hours later I'm up on a current working state on 6.12.10 - still running macvlan as is my preference. I just hope that I get more stability on 6.12 this time than I ever did when I could update through 6.12.5. I'llmark this as the solution, but note that there are others who have had other successful workarounds.

@bonienl I'm really sorry to hear about the other challenges. - understood. @Adam-M I attempted both, and neither worked. In the first scenario, I could see that the appropriate networks were still displayed for each container in the Docker screen , but none were started and attempting to start gave a "execution error". I attempted to edit a container to select the network again but the only one shown besides the builtin (host, IIRC) was bond0. I forgot to take diagnostics. I downgraded, then tried the second approach. Same thing re: the containers not starting and execution error. I forgot to edit to see what they showed, but I'd expect it was similar. I did take a diagnostic, which I've attached here. I've had to downgrade back again because of the importance of these containers to a lot of our daily work. unraid-outer-diagnostics-20240416-1758.zip

Will do. It might be tomorrow before I can test, but I'll try to not let it slide beyond that.

@bonienl With another several weeks passing, and 6.12.10 released I thougth I'd circle back again. Any ideas on how to address this issue?

Just doing another weekly check in @bonienl. I reached out via support and they said you've got this. I take it at this point you guys have verified there's an error in the upgrade (docker network downgrade, I guess, I dunno anymore) process and are trying to figure out a way to address in 6.12.9 or 6.13?

Good to hear. Can you recreate @bonienl? It would be nice to confirm before I have to do another production upgrade test and possible rollback. I'm ready to get off 6.11.5 but stopped dead on this server.

Any updates @bonienl?

Yep, you're right - thanks!

Ah, attempted to manually execute the install script you referenced and it returns: Version is for qemu.d 6.12.8 No other output given.

This server, and the other one I referenced, are on 6.12.8. I checked the usb.ini file and I think it looks okay (pasted code block below). I'm not sure I follow on the USB Manager code block. Are you suggesting I copy the code from one or both of the replies above into a manually created path and file, then assign the executable permission? If I uninstalled the plugin altogether and reinstalled, would I be able to get it to automatically create the startup stuff and restore my current assignments? [001/002] connected = "" bus = 001 dev = 002 ID_VENDOR_FROM_DATABASE = "Ports=4 Power=0mA " ID_VENDOR_ID = "0bda" ID_MODEL = "" ID_MODEL_ID = 5411 USBPort = "1-1" class = "hub" parents = "usb1,0000:00:15.0,pci0000:00" ID_SERIAL = "Generic_4-Port_USB_2.0_Hub" isSerial = "" isSerialPath = "" [001/004] connected = 1 bus = 001 dev = 004 ID_VENDOR_FROM_DATABASE = "Silicon Labs" ID_VENDOR_ID = "10c4" ID_MODEL = "CP2102N_USB_to_UART_Bridge_Controller" ID_MODEL_ID = "ea60" USBPort = "1-1.1" class = "interface" parents = "1-1,usb1,0000:00:15.0,pci0000:00" ID_SERIAL = "Silicon_Labs_CP2102N_USB_to_UART_Bridge_Controller_5e2708b05fbcea11944693e368aed703" isSerial = 1 isSerialPath = "usb-Silicon_Labs_CP2102N_USB_to_UART_Bridge_Controller_5e2708b05fbcea11944693e368aed703-if00-port0" virsherror = "" VM = "Home Assistant" virsh = "Device attached successfully " connectmethod = "Manual" connectmap = "Device" [001/006] connected = 1 bus = 001 dev = 006 ID_VENDOR_FROM_DATABASE = "Silicon Labs" ID_VENDOR_ID = "10c4" ID_MODEL = "SkyConnect_v1.0" ID_MODEL_ID = "ea60" USBPort = "1-1.2" class = "interface" parents = "1-1,usb1,0000:00:15.0,pci0000:00" ID_SERIAL = "Nabu_Casa_SkyConnect_v1.0_9c33dedc57e2ed11b233ec5162c613ac" isSerial = 1 isSerialPath = "usb-Nabu_Casa_SkyConnect_v1.0_9c33dedc57e2ed11b233ec5162c613ac-if00-port0" virsherror = "" VM = "Home Assistant" virsh = "Device attached successfully " connectmethod = "Manual" connectmap = "Device" [002/001] connected = "" bus = 002 dev = 001 ID_VENDOR_FROM_DATABASE = "Ports=7 Power=0mA " ID_VENDOR_ID = "1d6b" ID_MODEL = "" ID_MODEL_ID = 0003 USBPort = "2-0" class = "roothub" parents = "0000:00:15.0,pci0000:00" ID_SERIAL = "Linux_6.1.74-Unraid_xhci-hcd_xHCI_Host_Controller_0000:00:15.0" isSerial = "" isSerialPath = "" [002/002] connected = "" bus = 002 dev = 002 ID_VENDOR_FROM_DATABASE = "Ports=4 Power=0mA " ID_VENDOR_ID = "0bda" ID_MODEL = "" ID_MODEL_ID = 0411 USBPort = "2-1" class = "hub" parents = "usb2,0000:00:15.0,pci0000:00" ID_SERIAL = "Generic_4-Port_USB_3.0_Hub" isSerial = "" isSerialPath = "" [002/003] connected = "" bus = 002 dev = 003 ID_VENDOR_FROM_DATABASE = "Ports=2 Power=0mA " ID_VENDOR_ID = "0bda" ID_MODEL = "" ID_MODEL_ID = 0415 USBPort = "2-6" class = "hub" parents = "usb2,0000:00:15.0,pci0000:00" ID_SERIAL = "Generic_2-Port_USB_3.0_Hub" isSerial = "" isSerialPath = "" [004/001] ishub = 1 connected = "" parents = "vhci_hcd.0,platform" bus = 004 dev = 001 ID_VENDOR_FROM_DATABASE = "Linux Foundation" ID_VENDOR_ID = "1d6b" ID_MODEL = "USB_IP_Virtual_Host_Controller" ID_MODEL_ID = 0003 USBPort = "usb4" class = "" ID_SERIAL = "Linux_6.1.74-Unraid_vhci_hcd_USB_IP_Virtual_Host_Controller_vhci_hcd.0" isSerial = "" isSerialPath = "" bNumInterfaces = ""

@SimonF Thanks for the quick response. Under hooks I don't have any subfolders - qemu.d or otherwise - so that cat command is giving me an error. Only thing there atm is a qemu file. I checked one of my other servers and it actually doesn't even have the hooks folder under libvirt (but it's not running USB Manager either, just an FYI).