What do you mean by that? Both my NAS and PC are AMD too - no upload issues there.
It’s affecting me on Ryzen-7-5825U and another on Ryzen-9-5900X but will also do a memory test tomorrow
Just because both systems use Ryzens doesn’t mean that those CPUs have anything to do with that bug. I’d also be very surprised if the failure to upload large files to a specific device via it’s Webinterface has anything to do with hardware - as long as there are no other similar issues that happen elsewhere.
A memory check won’t hurt anyone of course though.
I found the issue and you were correct, it wasn’t hardware related:
It’s kind of wild that an upload would fail halfway because of a filename but it’s great, that you found it.
I also found out something:
Just to be sure I completely reinstalled a virtual TrueNAS 24.10 and installed a Windows 11 VM in it.
I used virtio virtual hardware and installed the corresponding drivers, then ran a Cinebench R23.
The virtual hw was 2 vCPUs with 3 Cores each, Hyper-V Enlightenments enabled, 8 GB RAM.
Cinebench R23 got a multithreaded score of 9075 and a singlethreaded score of 1800.
I then upgraded to 25.04 and recreated the VM.
The first thing I noticed was, that Cinebench did not offer me a singlethreaded run.
Only then I checked the CPU architecture from inside the VM - it showed two Cores.
The description of the CPU configuration field is “Enter number of cores or multiple values or ranges to set CPU topology. Example: 1-2,5,9-11” so I though 2-3 would give me two sockets with three cores. Turns out it just gave me two cores - my bad.
This might’ve been the cause of my performance problem on my real NAS too - although I think I remember just setting three cores there.
After setting “6” as the CPU configuration I got 6 virtual cores and 8982 in multithreaded/1660 in singlethreaded Cinebench.
That’s stil a bit lower but way better than expected. The VM also felt way better, just a bit sluggy.
That probably won’t solve the problem that my VM sometimes couldn’t boot on the real NAS though and secure boot still wouldn’t work so I’ll still wait for 25.04.1 or even 25.10 before upgrading my real NAS.
Yeah, it’s not really intuitive yet in some parts.
At this point it’s better to just read the full blown Incus docs. Instance options - Incus documentation
How are you installing the drivers for Windows? I can’t get past the installer and my research so far appeared that I need to use distrobuilder to repack the ISO with virtio drivers:
Take a look at @Foxtrot314 's guide.
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