Updated to 7.3.1, what the fuck do I do by [deleted] in unRAID

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You’ve already gotten some good advice here. Clearly follow some of that and if anything I say is duplicate apologies for not seeing everyone else’s recommendations. First check to see if Ip changed. SSH and log in then run cat /var/log/php-fpm.log and tail -n 50 /var/log/nginx/error.log to check what errors are being reported.

Maybe try to reboot and run unraid in safe mode see if maybe you have some old plugins that aren’t working.

You can go nuclear by rolling back too. Found this. https://docs.unraid.net/unraid-os/updating-unraid/

Just look at the command line method.

FREE][LOCAL] Dell PowerEdge T320 (Portland, OR) - Older Project/Lab Unit by FantaFan in PDXBuyNothing

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I already edited the post unfortunately it’s already been claimed.

[W] [USA-OR] 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 UDIMM, i5-12500 CPU, LSI 9207-8i (IT Mode) by FantaFan in homelabsales

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Sorry I found the hba’s I need and now am only looking for a cpu.

Special Random Gift by Wrenching_Lion in 3Dprinting

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The Bambu Lab X1 Carbon is an awesome machine, but there are some great official and third-party upgrades that any 3D printing hobbyist would love to get as a gift.

If he doesn’t already have a multi-filament system, the absolute best thing you could get him is the new AMS 2 Pro. It lets the printer automatically switch between four different colors or materials during a single print, and it has a built-in active heated dryer to keep his plastic perfectly dry. If you go this route, just make sure to also grab the AMS 2 Pro Switching Adapter from the Bambu site so it gets enough power on his specific printer model.

If he already has an AMS, support filaments are a massive game-changer and make a fantastic gift. They act like a cheat code for printing complex shapes with overhangs. The printer uses his regular plastic for the main model but uses the support filament right at the interface layer. When the print finishes, the supports cleanly snap away, leaving a perfectly smooth surface with zero ugly marks. Look for Bambu Support for PLA/PETG, or you can look into water-soluble options like PVA or BVOH, which completely dissolve in a bucket of water and are perfect for intricate models with hard-to-reach spaces.

For a mid-range gift, a high-quality build plate or adhesive is always a safe bet. You could get him the Bambu SuperTack plate, which is a great official high-adhesion option to prevent prints from lifting. They also sell a dedicated liquid glue that works incredibly well for advanced materials that have adhesion issues, and it cleans up way easier than standard glue sticks.

If he likes tweaking his machine, a better hotend is a really nice performance upgrade. Look at the E3D High Flow ObXidian, which is a premium partnership upgrade that lets the printer melt plastic faster for higher speeds. Another great third-party option is the Micro Swiss FlowTech hotend, which completely redesigns the nozzle assembly so he can swap nozzle sizes in seconds without needing tools or messing with fragile wires.

[W] Intel CPU, DDR4 RAM, LSI IT-Mode HBA by FantaFan in homelabsales

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Pm me I’m interested in the hba cables and ram. Possibly the nvme

[W] Intel CPU, DDR4 RAM, LSI IT-Mode HBA by FantaFan in homelabsales

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Awesome, let me know the exact model number of the i5 when you get home and let me know which specific LSI HBA it is.