What is this and how can I make it go away:

It appears at any boot on the screen, but does not show up in any log file.

I use some Dynamix plugins like System Temp and so on, and they show me nct6755 as the used driver.

So there must be a loaded module somewhere.

But still, why does UNRAID complain it cannot find it at boot time???

Strange...

Edited October 30, 2025Oct 30 by MAM59

Can you post a larger screenshot of the boot screen to help place that message in context? Please post diagnostics too, they may have clues even if this particular message is not in them.

Also, please try booting in safe mode and see if the message still appears.

I get the same thing and run the same Dynamix plugin

larger screenshot (cannot scroll back, but I think, its enough to see where/when it happens)

The 2 msgs "no pools available" are also strange...

(there is nothing in /boot/extra, so the install msg is just an info)

f-diagnostics-20251030-1928.zip

Edited October 30, 2025Oct 30 by MAM59

@Arbadacarba If you upgrade to 7.2.0 there will be more details about which plugin is causing the /tmp/inline.sh message

Pretty sure they are caused by the FanCtrl Plus plugin... I will post again when I reboot

Any "solution" or "exlanation" for now ???

20 hours ago, MAM59 said:

Any "solution" or "exlanation" for now ???

Your go script contains multiple customizations:

/usr/bin/bash /boot/config/cache_dirs -w -u -m 10 -M 20
/usr/bin/bash /boot/config/addtofirefoxsettings
modprobe nct6775
/usr/bin/sensors -s

which are likely causing the error messages you see when booting.

Remove those lines, reboot, and take another picture. Provide updated diags if you still see them.

1 hour ago, ljm42 said:

which are likely causing the error messages you see when booting.

can't be. look at the screenshot

first comes the error message, a few lines later "executing go script"

Anyway you have pointed me into the correct direction, thanks.

"go" was just a fix for an error an update produced long long ago.

The "Dynamix System Temp" Plugin once detected the NCT6755 driver, which does not exist anymore. But on every reboot it wanted to load it.

No Temps and no fans anymore.

I've searched around and found the 6775 as the followup and added it to "go".

To fix it, open the settings in system temp, and just click on "detect". It will find the new driver and update the stored value.

(something that was missing at that UNRAID update long time ago)

Msg gone, fans and temp working

Edited November 14, 2025Nov 14 by MAM59

is your go script doing something with an at command to generate that warning about /bin/sh? If so, something like this will suppress that message:

your-command | at -M now 2>/dev/null

Or if I'm off base show me your go script

6 hours ago, ljm42 said:

is your go script doing something with an

you are asking ME, or somebody else?

if ME: no. No at or cronjobs here in go.

10 hours ago, MAM59 said:

you are asking ME, or somebody else?

if ME: no. No at or cronjobs here in go.

Yeah :) Your screenshot shows:

rc.local: Starting go script
warning: commands will be executed using /bin/sh
job 4 at...

which looks like an at job to me.

1 hour ago, ljm42 said:

which looks like an at job to me.

yeah, you are right, that "cache_dirs" scripts creates and launches an "at" command.

It is used for waiting for the array to become online and then start checking it.

I was not aware of this, just examined the script and saw it.

The other message "9n5..." comes from my own script "addtofirefoxsettings", it just echos the found active profile for firefox to be edited.

(harmless too) Too make it less mystic I have just changed the message to "Found Firefox Profile to edit under 9n35r0i1.default"

Edited November 18, 2025Nov 18 by MAM59