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SSD Cache Utilization Warnings

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Hi, new to Unraid having just started my array.

Parity: 2TB HDD

Data: 4x 2TB HDD + 1 TB HDD

CACHE: 500 GB SSD

 

No that I have started the array and I set the notifications to tell me everything I get all of these warnings about SSD utilization. Does this really mean anything?

 

Thanks

Hi, new to Unraid having just started my array.

Parity: 2TB HDD

Data: 4x 2TB HDD + 1 TB HDD

CACHE: 500 GB SSD

 

No that I have started the array and I set the notifications to tell me everything I get all of these warnings about SSD utilization. Does this really mean anything?

 

Thanks

Yes

I think I know what you're talking about, but just to make sure you do ;) can you tell us exactly where you are seeing these and what they say? Maybe a screenshot. Then we can go from there to discuss what you should do about it.

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Here is a screen shot (attached) of all of the warnings I am getting. I have been trying to backup another computer on my home network, starting with some disk backups of about 1-2 TB. The array has 9 TB of storage but the backup software says there is insufficient space. How can that be?

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So how much free space do you have on cache then?

Stating the obvious, I guess - but if you are trying to backup 1-2 TB of data to your unRAID server onto a user share set to use the cache drive, then you are going to run out of space on your 500GB cache drive... Choices in that case would be backup in < 500GB pieces, or turn off use of the cache drive until the large backup is complete.

Stating the obvious, I guess - but if you are trying to backup 1-2 TB of data to your unRAID server onto a user share set to use the cache drive, then you are going to run out of space on your 500GB cache drive... Choices in that case would be backup in < 500GB pieces, or turn off use of the cache drive until the large backup is complete.

Or schedule mover to run more often, or run mover manually. Probable better to just do as tdallen suggests and set the share to not use cache since running mover during the large transfer will just make it less efficient.

 

If you do copy without the cache drive don't be surprised by the reduced write speed. It is normal.

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Thanks to all for the great feedback. How do I turn off the cache for these large file transfers?

Go to the settings page for the user share you are trying to write to and set it to Use cache: No.

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