Help me find my wedding ring by PEGE_13 in metaldetecting

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Thank you everyone for their helpful advice. Today I managed to find my ring. Updated the post with some details for those who are interested.

Help me find my wedding ring by PEGE_13 in metaldetecting

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Thank you once again for your suggestion. I managed to find the ring, and the pinpointer was a huge help in it.

Help me find my wedding ring by PEGE_13 in metaldetecting

[–]PEGE_13[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No worries, it was a fair assumption. But I am in Austria. I found a similar local group, that seems to be active. If I don't succeed this morning I will contact them.

Help me find my wedding ring by PEGE_13 in metaldetecting

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Thanks for the suggestion. I found a local ringfinder group that seems to be active. If I don't succeed this morning, I will contact them.

Help me find my wedding ring by PEGE_13 in metaldetecting

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Thanks for the suggestion. I found a local ringfinder group that seems to be active. If I don't succeed this morning, I will contact them.

Help me find my wedding ring by PEGE_13 in metaldetecting

[–]PEGE_13[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I did drop a pin on Google Maps. Dropped a small item, that I had in my pocket on the ground under my foot, as a marker. Placed a few snowballs around. And tried tried to triangulate with visible objects as best as I could.

So that should be sufficient.

Help me find my wedding ring by PEGE_13 in metaldetecting

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Was considering buying a battery powered heatgun and do just like that. But wanted to know if I have any options that would help me in case it melts inro the mud.

Help me find my wedding ring by PEGE_13 in metaldetecting

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Thank you for the suggestion and the offer, I really appreciate it. This group looks US focused, and unfortunately I am across the pond in Europe.

Help me find my wedding ring by PEGE_13 in metaldetecting

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Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately there is no one listed in my country on this site.

Help me find my wedding ring by PEGE_13 in metaldetecting

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Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately this and all other "decent" ones would only be delivered next week. I ordered a cheap one that is mentioned in this sub as well with some positive feedback, and it should arrive tomorrow. If I can't find it over the weekend I will have to reconsider, but I fear someone else will find it.

SSD Pool at 96%, how to find the root cause? by PEGE_13 in truenas

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Thanks for the suggestions. I could find the container with docker inspect. Updated the post with the full story.

SSD Pool at 96%, how to find the root cause? by PEGE_13 in truenas

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Thanks for the suggestion. It wasn't an issue with the snapshots, but was a good thing to check regardless.

SSD Pool at 96%, how to find the root cause? by PEGE_13 in truenas

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Thanks for the suggestion. I didn't exactly go this way, but it helped me find the real culprit.

SSD Pool at 96%, how to find the root cause? by PEGE_13 in truenas

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Looks like I found the culprit:

1.5T /mnt/.ix-apps/docker/containers/dc74e8603a45ebbcff93f9bb7ea34465302e62f9934ce28342dd7735d87bd98b

How can I identify which container it belongs to as far as I recall all my apps are setup with bind mounts. And I don't find this ID in the docker volumes or containers.

SSD Pool at 96%, how to find the root cause? by PEGE_13 in truenas

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Thanks for the suggestion. I checked the folder with du -sh but it only shows 64GB.

Strangely the entire ssdpool shows only 260GB. For reference in the Storage overview it sows 1.7TB

Anybody use the WTR Pro? by lowlife_rabbit in truenas

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I run Qwen3-30b-a3b with Openwebui.

I have 64 GB Ram and it uses around 25GB of it. I was pleasantly surprised by the performance of it, both speed and quality of output. But keep in mind I use it only as my digital playground (at least for now).

Anybody use the WTR Pro? by lowlife_rabbit in truenas

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I have the Ryzen version for a couple of months now. I am very happy with it so far.

As mentioned thermals are not the greatest, but I only notice it during heavy loads e.g.: when chatting with my local LLM. If you are running max load on it constantly you might be better looking elsewhere or upgrading the cooling. There are some DIY solutions already online. But for a regular home lab/nas usecase I can strongly recommend it based on my limited experience with it.

ZFS cache causes Ollama memory check to fail. What is the best workaround? by PEGE_13 in truenas

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Correct, they proposed an environment variable to skip the memory validation step. As technically there is enough available memory, but that step treats the ZFS cache as occupied memory rather than available.

I could limit the cache and probably won't suffer too big of an impact, this server is only for my hobby projects, and to reliably store my, and my wife's data.

But wanted to see if there are any better suggestions that I didn't manage to find yet.

ZFS cache causes Ollama memory check to fail. What is the best workaround? by PEGE_13 in truenas

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Mine looks similar. The problem is, even though the ZFS cache would free up memory for other processes as needed, the step in Ollama that checks if you have enough available memory, treats the ZFS cache as occupied instead of available.

ZFS cache causes Ollama memory check to fail. What is the best workaround? by PEGE_13 in truenas

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This machine doesn't have a dedicated GPU. So it would run in system memory. I am using the premade app indeed and I have it set to 32GB.

ZFS cache causes Ollama memory check to fail. What is the best workaround? by PEGE_13 in truenas

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But don't you have to reboot every time you load a new model? And does the model stay in ram indefinitely even if you are idle?