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Stable release: 2026.11.04.05 · Stable channel: main · Development channel: dev
- Open Settings > Scheduler for the main Plus settings.
- Open Tools > Parity Check Tuning Plus for the assistant.
- Click a setting label or the Unraid Help icon to see explanatory help.
- Use the History control to view the shared array-operation history.
- Confirm the displayed Plus version and installed Unraid version.
- Check Unraid's native cumulative parity-check option. Avoid two increment schedulers managing the same operation.
- Choose operation categories. Scheduled checks default on; manual/automatic checks, rebuild/sync, and clearing default off.
- Review resume/pause times. Raw defaults are daily resume at
00:15and pause at07:30. - Review background pauses. Mover and supported backup/restore pauses default on, while informational background notifications default off.
- Leave temperature, restart, and shutdown options off unless you have reviewed their help and intend to use them.
- Apply settings, then verify the generated schedule and observed behavior on a test host.
Normally Unraid starts the array operation and Plus controls when it runs. Configure normal monthly/daily starts in Unraid's Scheduler. Explicit CLI and assistant requests are separate operation-starting interfaces.
A check split into increments takes longer in calendar time than runtime. A paused operation remains an active operation for background coordination. Monitoring is periodic; task transitions and partial-check endpoints are not instantaneous.
The owner reports completing the discussed live Unraid acceptance checks for the previously tested runtime. That report and local validation do not establish every reboot/restart path, custom cron boundary, historical Unraid build, or third-party integration. See compatibility and limitations.
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