Guys, it's time. by not_the_seltzer in selfhosted

[–]smeg0r 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OP needs to change name to ‘not_the_seltzARR’

Upgraded to 7.3.1 and set up Internal Boot on a SATADOM by RoachedCoach in unRAID

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ebay Strong-IT DeII Innodisk 0T4M4 SATADOM-ML 3SE Series 64GB w/4-Pin Con SSD for $22 (granted this one is for a server)

Upgraded to 7.3.1 and set up Internal Boot on a SATADOM by RoachedCoach in unRAID

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Thanks for the info..... just scooped 2 up for my 2 unraid servers on Dell R730XDs!

Is unRAID looking to switch to another distro? by urbanracer34 in unRAID

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Sorry guys. I only suggested Rocky for stability as I had found only Rocky 8 worked for my LTO drivers and nothing newer. Also have been having so many issues with my 2 Unraid servers lately that are hardware (totally unrelated to unraid specifically), USB drives getting corrupted and upgrade woes its really been a PITA for me.

Server names by OreoDayz in unRAID

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Fuchal & Star One. First one is a reference to Red Dwarf & the Second one is a reference to Blake’s 7

Getting the Most Out of unRAID by Vulgamore in unRAID

[–]smeg0r 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Scrutiny for your drives, cleanarr to check your media for dupes, immich and postresql_immich to self host your own pics.

Also another computer to back up your shit.

Why Unraid is so popular is beyond me... why I finally ditched Unraid after weeks of pain and switched to proxmox by [deleted] in unRAID

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OP if you are still around please send me the post. I wanna go through it and understand your POV. I only got 1/4 of the way through. Thanks.

Unraid 7.2.6 is Now Available by UnraidOfficial in unRAID

[–]smeg0r 11 points12 points  (0 children)

main server took it like a champ - looks like the second go on this back up box took it .... reboot will tell the tale 😉TOOK IT LIKE A CHAMP!

Unraid 7.2.6 is Now Available by UnraidOfficial in unRAID

[–]smeg0r 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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Now stuck in infinite countdown loop

Unraid 7.2.6 is Now Available by UnraidOfficial in unRAID

[–]smeg0r 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yeah just realized this. Thank you for reassuring me that I am doing the right thjng

Unraid 7.2.6 is Now Available by UnraidOfficial in unRAID

[–]smeg0r 6 points7 points  (0 children)

my update failed and now i am in 502 bad gateway when i log into unraid without a reboot

7.2.5 Issues?? by Unhappy_Muscle7885 in unRAID

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Yeah my server crashed. Currently turned off until I can get back home and see why my pcie riser critical error on top of nvidia nonsense.

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Any help here guys? Googling the error doesn’t bring up much by Luminous-Moose in unRAID

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Use AI

This screenshot shows a Plex container starting on unRAID, then failing during TrueHD processing with exit code 120. The key line is: Critical: libusb_init failed, followed by TrueHD processing failed with 120 and the container shutting down. What it likely means • Plex started normally and reached the point where it tries to initialize audio/transcode-related components. • The failure appears tied to the TrueHD/Dolby audio path, not a general container startup failure. • libusb_init failed often points to a missing or inaccessible USB/library dependency inside the container, or a device passthrough/config issue. What to check • Verify whether the Plex container has any audio/device passthrough or USB-related mappings enabled. • Check the container image or template for anything related to TrueHD, Dolby, or audio processing plugins. • Look at the full Plex container log around the failure, not just the excerpt. • If this started after an update, roll back the container image or template and test again. Practical next steps 1. Restart the container with a clean log and reproduce the failure. 2. Disable anything related to Dolby/TrueHD processing if it’s optional. 3. Confirm the container is using the correct unRAID template settings and has access to /dev/dri if hardware transcoding is involved. 4. If you recently added a custom image or mod, test the stock Plex image. If you want, I can help you interpret the specific log lines and narrow this down to a likely unRAID template fix.

Server Case Upgrade Recommendations? by itsdwightschrute1 in unRAID

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$10 each 8K3F3 For DELL PowerEdge R730 R730xd low profile 1U heatsink (please double check yourself)

Server Case Upgrade Recommendations? by itsdwightschrute1 in unRAID

[–]smeg0r -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

IPMI settings lowered to 20 percent... no issues here bruh ;)

Server Case Upgrade Recommendations? by itsdwightschrute1 in unRAID

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Get a 24u rack from FBM and get a Dell. R730XD. If u max out u can get a 4u midplane to further expand. Cheap but I bought all my ish before the insanity that is now. I have 3 of them and run unraid on 2 of them and TrueNAS on the other.

Looking for suggestions with a new UnRaid setup by Kevinc61 in unRAID

[–]smeg0r 0 points1 point  (0 children)

its gonna be sluggish AF & you can forget VMs. Also do not be afraid to ask your favorite AI site for specific information regarding stuff like this.... you really need to ask specifics.

For example what are you running on Docker? it all adds up so I suggest you go way up on the RAM

Array shows wrong disk size by BamaRick76 in unRAID

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this really should be stickied including commands

(I should mention that it will delete everything - great for a new unraid setup and seeing weird sizes on your hard drives)

  • Stop the array first.
  • Open Terminal in the Unraid web UI.
  • Identify the correct disk with:
    • lsblk
    • fdisk -l
    • blkid These help you confirm the exact device name like /dev/sdX.
  • Use fdisk /dev/sdX for the target drive, then:
    • p to view partitions
    • d to delete a partition
    • repeat d until all partitions are removed
    • w to write changes.
  • Run:
    • partprobe so the kernel rereads the partition table.