so today i installed Unraid on my machine and now i am in the process to move my media to unraid, server is located in my porch and is cool air there.

i noticed that my NVME cache drive is 66-C and is flashing hot, should i be worried, and if i set to spin down  cache drive that error disappear, if set to spin down will affect the NVME cache drive performance ?.  Is any way to fix this ?

also any way to move remove APPS from Dashboard ?

Edited January 26, 20197 yr by Danuel

That's normal for NVMe devices after large writes, though a cooler will make it better, they can usually go up to 70C, then it will start throttling, you can set custom thresholds by cling on it on the main page.

@johnnie.black thank you for information, i will change that NVME in the future with larger SSD HD, for now i think is fine

 

Some information about autoupdate docker containers if anyone can give some information

 

if i set my docker containers to autoupdate, i will have any problems with containers (meaning will not work ?) do i have to remake the settings on those docker containers ?

7 hours ago, Danuel said:

if i set my docker containers to autoupdate, i will have any problems with containers (meaning will not work ?) do i have to remake the settings on those docker containers ?

YMMV, but I run all LSIO containers, have had them all set to autoupdate since Dec, 2016 (ie: they've auto updated every week since then), and have never had a problem.

Some help

 

i set my HDD to spin down if there is no activity and i use the SSD and i scheduled the Trim Setting and Mover Settings

last night for some reason my server froze with no response, i had to use the reset button to restart the server

My question is if i set  to spin down the Array Drive and NVME Cache drive, the system will be stable or i will have problems ?

 

and i noticed in logs a error when perform Trim - Jan 26 09:20:36  kernel: print_req_error: critical target error, dev nvme0n1, sector 249604142
Jan 26 09:20:36  kernel: BTRFS warning (device nvme0n1p1): failed to trim 1 device(s), last error -121

 

i also noticed that my NVME Cache drive does not show under System Devices

Edited January 26, 20197 yr by Danuel

anyone have a fix for that ?

Please post the diagnostics: Tools -> Diagnostics

4 minutes ago, johnnie.black said:

Please post the diagnostics: Tools -> Diagnostics

i wonder if is because my NVME is not visible in Bios or even on System Devices

seven-diagnostics-20190127-1038.zip

Looks to me like a device issue, probably a firmware or compatibility problem, I seem to recall another user with the same problem with an ADATA device, it uses a Realtek controller, those are likely cheap and not the most reliable ones.

4 minutes ago, johnnie.black said:

Looks to me like a device issue, probably a firmware or compatibility problem, I seem to recall another user with the same problem with an ADATA device, it uses a Realtek controller, those are likely cheap and not the most reliable ones.

thank you for fast replay, i don't know if a firmware update will fix the problem

i hope that for the moment will hold, i will replace with SSD when i have some money

Edited January 27, 20197 yr by Danuel

5 minutes ago, Danuel said:

i hope that for the moment will hold

Except for being trimmed it should work normally.

6 minutes ago, johnnie.black said:

Except for being trimmed it should work normally.

does look that way, i take that trimming should be set when server is not active right ? also is indicated to set my download share to use this NVME ?

Yes, though trim is usually a fast operation, as for the download share also yes as long as the capacity is adequate.