February 18, 20188 yr Why do all my User Shares show an orange triangle next to them which when hovered shows "Some or all files unprotected". I have invoked the Mover and it still says it. Any thoughts? Neil
February 18, 20188 yr Why do all my User Shares show an orange triangle next to them which when hovered shows "Some or all files unprotected". I have invoked the Mover and it still says it. Any thoughts? NeilThere's still files on the cache drive. You can browse the cache drive via the UI to see what's still on there. Or you don't have a parity drive
February 18, 20188 yr Author Hey, Thanks for the reply. I have run the Mover several times so surely there can't be anything on the Cache drive? Yes I do have a parity drive.
February 18, 20188 yr File(s) in use won't get moved. If you go Main, Cache Devices, then you can browse the cache drive by clicking the folder at the far right to see what's still there
April 13, 20215 yr Like @rctneil, I too run Mover regularly and have a cache drive. but I still see lots of file and folders in the cache drive that haven't moved in months. What do I do if I find files that are still there?
April 13, 20215 yr Community Expert 7 minutes ago, Rudeboy42 said: Like @rctneil, I too run Mover regularly and have a cache drive. but I still see lots of file and folders in the cache drive that haven't moved in months. What do I do if I find files that are still there? I would suggest that you give examples of the paths to such files and provide a copy of your system’s diagnostics zip file so we can see how this relates to your chosen settings
April 29, 20215 yr I have a win10 VM as my daily driver and use it for games so speed is somewhat a consideration. Would it be a huge issue to have domain set to PREFER (lose redundancy I assume) or should I have it set to YES (hope it crashes while on the array). I've considered just copying the image over to the array on a weekly basis. Is this even an issue as all my files / docs/downloads are stored on the array and I'd just have to install a base os and remap to them.
April 29, 20215 yr If the vdisk is on the array, you will suffer a huge performance drop, as the write speeds will nose dive. Leave the vdisks on the cache drive.
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