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Ok the issue seems to have solved by itself. I experimented with the last digit of the fstab line, and set it to 2, without having realised that the path was not the same. Both qbittorrent and plex were reporting missing files. So I set the last digit back to 0 and restarted the server. Then I realized the path changed, reconfigured both programs, and now, the drive seems to be properly initializing from the start, and the programs are getting access. I don't exactly know triggered this, but the drive was not mounted in that folder before today. All I know is that a few days ago, there was a system update, and then today, there was a power outtage in my area. I'm not exactly sure how any of these events can lead to changes in the system files, but it is what it is. If I find something else, I'll post, but for now at east, my problem is no more.

I'm kinda stupid for not realizing this earlier, but I actually found the drive in fstab. It was added automatically by the system. What exactly do I need to do to to make it wake up automatically? When the system is powered up, the drive is initialized, but it's in stand by mode. This happens even if the Standby setting is set to Never.

It wasn't available in the set folder either. The drive simply disappears. Do you know a good up-to-date tutorial I can use to mount this drive properly?

Sorry for bumping this, but some people said that I should add a delay to the samba service. Does anyone know how to do that? It would make sure that both the network and the drive are properly initialized.

I tried adding it to fstab, but after a restart, the drive disappeared entirely. I probably did something wrong. I haven't done this in a few years, and the tutorials I found weren't really consistent.

It doesn't look like it, but yet again, I haven't played with the fstab file in a very long time.

Linux has native support for NTFS nowadays. It's been around for a few months, maybe one year.

I have no idea. I think samba starts automatically, because as I said, I only have to access the drive to make it be remappable. no idea about the drive mount, though.

Hello. I installed Linux Ubuntu on another PC so I can use it as a home server. I attached an NTFS drive that I had with some movies and tv shows that I've been hoarding for while. The drive is working just fine locally, but I wanted to share it over the network. So I installed Samba, and made it available from my main PC by network mapping. The problem is, if I restart the server, the network drive becomes inaccessible I get the error you see below. I'm guessing the drive doesn't initialize, or something like that, because once I connect through teamviwer and I open it locally, I'm able to map it and access its content again. Is there any way I can get rid of this hassle and have it initialize as soon as Linux loads?

The Memory Context Restore setting was on auto. I switched it to On, and it significantly reduced the training time to around 5 seconds. Thank you.

Every single boot after the build was made, not just the first. It happens constantly. Thank you, I'll search for that setting.

Hey there, guys. Last week I upgraded my pc with a new motherboard CPU and RAM. The motherboard is an Asus TUF GAMING B650-PLUS with a Ryzen 7 7800X3D and 32 GB DDR 5 The PC is working fine, but the post is very slow. After I push the power button, the motherboard stays with the yellow LED on for 27 seconds, during which the fans are all ramped up. After that, the red let is displayed for 1 second, then the green led, which indicates the post. The storage was never changed, and windows is loading just fine. Obviously I googled what the yellow led means (since these details are not in the manual I received), and that seems to be the DRAM led. This is odd, because the ram plates are properly detected, and they're even working in the EXPO mode. Has anyone ever encountered this issue?

I never considered that, thanks. Although, I don't think it will be necessary with the Vengeance kit, cause they're really low in profile. Just checked, and as you suggested, it's "AMD EXPO Profile Ready" I also found the Deepcool AK620 to be available, so out with the Noctua. Everything is now lowered to 878.14 EUR I'd mark both of you the rep, if I could. Thanks a lot for the help. If all goes well, I'll be putting this thing together myself in 3 weeks.

Just looked it up. Their profile is kinda high, and I'm afraid they won't fit under the radiator. Would Corsair's kit work? Corsair Vengeance 32GB DDR5 6000MHz CL30 The page is in romanian, but you can select English from the top right corner.

I honestly have no idea. I just looked for 6400 Hz because it's the maximum supported by the motherboard. Thanks. I'll replace it, then. Mistake The second one was in fact the Noctua NH-D15 cooler.