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It has been mentioned in these forums. I have never used it. Some have it working and it has not worked for others. Can't hurt to see if it works for you, I suppose.

Good luck with that. Backblaze and some others will not back up a NAS. To back up a NAS, you have to use their much more expensive B2 service. Some of us use Crashplan Pro for $10 a month unlimited backup. They do not restrict NAS. Look in the Backup section of the Apps tab and see what the available options are for Unraid. Many are just client applications to front-end a cloud-based backup service. The client may be free but you can pay a lot for the cloud backup space.

This will not work with plugins but with docker containers (I believe there is one for Tailscale) in the Advanced View in the docker tab you can drag-and-drop containers to change their startup order (they start in order from top to bottom) Set a delay after starting a container before starting the next one in the order I am not sure when VMs start up compared to docker containers but Tailscale as a docker container could be set to be the last one to start with a delay after the container before it.

Your server can have a maximum of 64 GB RAM installed but it appears it has only 32 GB installed and it is using all that; 32 GB is the amount being reported to Unraid (system memory). If you believe this is wrong, how much RAM is reported in the BIOS? My server is capable of having 128 GB but has 64 GB installed as seen below.

On one of my Unraid servers I have had 4 different motherboards while using the same USB flash drive and configuration. Another server is on its third different motherboard so, yes, swapping the motherboard/CPU/RAM, etc does not impact your setup. The only way in which a motherboard swap could affect setup (assuming you keep the same array hard drives) is if you have virtual machines/docker containers setup with hardware pass through. If that hardware changes, you will need to make changes to your configuration.

Probably only if you have one of the following issues: Resolve issues mounting remote SMB shares via the Unassigned Devices plugin. Resolve issues with certain Asmedia controllers not seeing all the attached devices. nfs: (revert) NFSv4 mounts by default zfs: Detect if insufficient pools slots are defined for an imported pool with a missing device. Fix translations issue with SystemDrivers I had no issues with 6.12.9 either but there was some reason they rolled back to a prior kernel version. I updated just in case other issues were found with the kernel in 6.12.9.

Three servers updated to 6.12.10. No issues observed so far but I had none of the reported issues with 6.12.9.

Oh, she expects a lot more. I certainly have a long "honey-do" list. I am on the kitchen remodel item right now. Those are just the two things she figures she would never want to deal with (or pay someone else to do) if she had to. With me around she does not have to.

My wife has said more than once she married me for only two reasons: To kill bugs and spiders in the house To handle all AV equipment/technology in the house Both are still accurate 43 years later.

Glad to hear you found the issue and your parity rebuild is progressing normally. FYI, towards the end it will typically start to slow down quite a bit as it reaches the inner tracks of the drives. Still, roughly 2 hrs. a TB, perhaps just a a bit more, it typical with larger drives.

Yes, /mnt/user path uses the fuse system Yes, mnt/user/xxxx is just the contents of all top-level folders of a particular name across all disks

No, this is not what Turbo Write does. It is mainly useful to speed up parity writes, but since you have no parity, it will give you no increased speed. Here is a more detailed description of turbo write. Turbo write has no impact on writing data to the array disks, just parity.

I had the wrong link when I first posted the reply. It is corrected now in original post if you did not see direct link to manual method.

Often, flash devices that show as incompatible in the Flash Creator can be successfully used with the manual installation method.

Very nice build. I had never considered that case for a small build, I usually go with the Fractal Node 304, but it looks nice. Perhaps I will try a build in the Jonsbo N2 some day.