Stable Releases
Bug reports for stable releases.
2506 reports in this category
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Currently running latest Firefox 63.0.3 (64-bit). Recently installed latest stable version of UnRaid (6.6.5). Using Firefox, I am not able to see all of my 'Shares' - just a blank screen. I am able to see them correctly in Chrome. Running browsers on Win10 Pro (x64) desktop PC. EDIT - Per fellow user comment, problem was on my end (AdBlocker). I whitelisted the Unraid 'site' and all is showing correctly now. Sorry about that.
- Solved
- Minor
- 677 views
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The optional metric notes are on the wrong line:
- Closed
- Minor
- 1951 views
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I just enabled ACS PCIe Override for the first time after using unRAID for 2 years. Even though I've learnt in my time as a novice user what it does, I didn't know there were options available - downstream, multifunction or both. The current help text says: It'd be more useful given the warning if the text had a bit on what each option did, and maybe a link to a FAQ.
- Annoyance
- 928 views
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The popup on the VMs page for CPU pinning doesn't have the correct classes to show the Font Awesome icons. For Font Awesome you also need to reference the correct "fa" class (fas, far, fal). Current class: "fa-circle-o" Correct classes: "fa(s,r,l) fa-cricle-o"
- Minor
- 1247 views
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In VM settings, I set PCIe ACS override to BOTH. Then, I have stubbed 3 devices as preparation for passthrough. pci-stub.ids=10de:1c03,10de:10f1,1033:0194 > lspci -k 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation GP106 [GeForce GTX 1060 6GB] (rev a1) Subsystem: eVga.com. Corp. GP106 [GeForce GTX 1060 6GB] Kernel driver in use: pci-stub 01:00.1 Audio device: NVIDIA Corporation GP106 High Definition Audio Controller (rev a1)
- Solved
- Minor
- 4136 views
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1) Boot in UEFI. 2) On boot menu select Unraid OS GUI Mode. 3) Wait for the boot process to complete. Expected: GUI is shown on host display. Actual: Black screen with blinking cursor is shown. Note: The WEB GUI is still working as expected and the system is perfectly usable. However, in case something would need to be done, it is not possible to interact directly with the host.
- Minor
- 1783 views
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Tagging @limetech because of recent discussions. With respect and no sarcasm (seriously) I request that you read this post, if you see your name tagged. I want to help fix this since unRAID is currently unusable for me. It's why I've tagged this as Urgent. Upgraded to 6.6.3 to try and diagnose issues, if they came back. The SFTP issues I logged in another post relating to 6.6.0 are still there (the other post is at the bottom of this one). I use a variety o
- Retest
- Minor
- 2828 views
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1) Open any existing VM in XML view. 2) Change icon. 3) Click Update button. Expectation: Icon is changed. Actual: Icon is not changed. Note: Doing the exact same procedure in Form View does work as expected.
- Annoyance
- 810 views
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1) Create a VM with VNC VGA. 2) Copy the XML of the VM (XML-1). 3) Configure VGA passthrough. 4) Copy the XML of the VM (XML-2). 5) Remove the VGA passthrough (go back to VNC). 6) Copy the XML of the VM (XML-3). Expectation: XML-1 = XML-3 Actual: 1) XML-1 != XML-3 2) More devices are present in the XML-3. 3) Initialization is much slower for the VM with XML-3, leading to "the device still has not initialized display" in VNC viewer.
- Solved
- Minor
- 949 views
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Using tabbed interface in Unraid. Go to any of the following: - Main->Cache Devices or - Main->Boot Device Click refresh on the browser. Expected: After refresh the active tab is the same as before. Actual: The active tab is changed to Array Devices. Also note that tabs: - Main->Unassigned Devices - Main->Array Operation Work as expected (they stay on same tab on refresh).
- Annoyance
- 650 views
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I have some old VMs I'd like to delete, but they won't delete - the animation just whirls and nothing happens. This might be because the VMs share disks (the ones I want to delete differ in number of cores, peripherals etc) but I'm selecting 'Remove VM' which should still work. highlander-diagnostics-20181115-2137.zip
- Annoyance
- 1102 views
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Hello everybody, Currently I own an I5 8700K and can easily pass the IGPU to Docker. Now I have 1 day to test the I9 9900K here and just put it on my motherboard. Unfortunately, then the driver of the I9 9900K was not loaded. Is there a trick? Or are the drivers missing? I thought that the IGPU is the same. I would like to change over the long term but without the IGPU at 4k it makes no sense. Thank you! and sorry for my bad english
- Minor
- 1715 views
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I had been messing around with attaching a video card to my Windows 10 VM and was having problems. It was named "Windows 10". I created another VM called "Windows 10 New". Had the same problem with that VM so I went to delete it. Instead of just deleting "Windows 10 New" it deleted both VM's. My other Debian and Ubuntu VM's are still there. And because I chose to remove VM * disks it deleted both disks. There should be a priority between minor or annoyance and urgent. I would not cla
- Retest
- Urgent
- 2275 views
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currently on 6.6.3, but this behavior is propaby since a few versions already here array disks keep not down even when they are not accessed. i cant get any reason (checked with several plugins to find reason, active streams, open files, file activity, cache directories) i have alot of spinups even there should be 0 activity, also, accessing a file on disk 3 for example (starting a old movie) all disks spinup meanwhile here, before i only had the used dis
- Retest
- Minor
- 3632 views
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Nov 13 02:23:51 husky emhttpd: req (8): startState=STARTED&file=&cmdCheck=Check&csrf_token=**************** Nov 13 02:23:51 husky kernel: mdcmd (169): check nocorrect Nov 13 02:23:51 husky kernel: md: recovery thread: check P ... Nov 13 02:23:51 husky kernel: md: using 1536k window, over a total of 7814026532 blocks. Nov 13 11:41:35 husky kernel: mdcmd (170): spindown 1 Nov 13 11:41:38 husky kernel: mdcmd (171): spindown 4 Nov 13 11:41:38 husky kernel: mdcmd (172): spindown 8 Nov 13
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cp -p does not preserve timestamps when the destination share is split across multiple disks. HOW TO REPRODUCE: Select a source directory on your network (in my case it's a Synology directory with many pictures/videos) and mount it with the Unassigned Devices plugin. Make sure the source directory size is greater than any disk on the array so that the copy will be split across disks. cd to the share directory on the array and execute the following: cp -r -p /mn
- Minor
- 726 views
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Simple as: I have the MTU set at 9014, the MTU on the interface via ifconfig shows 1500. I am particularly irritated as this has been causing massive fragmentation/error issues on my other devices that had the MTU config actually set + working. This also actually breaks the web GUI on those devices which is probably something specific to Nginx. SSH works fine however.
- Minor
- 2035 views
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It's not possible to change the vdisk bus type to SCSI if machine type is set to Q35 during initial VM creation. Reproducable: Create a VM with default machine type Q35 or set it manual. I tried the Fedora template and the Win10 template and switched to Q35 set size of the vdisk 1G or whatever you like choose a bus type except of SCSI untick "start VM after creation" everything else on default hit "create" Edit VM and switch bus type t
- Minor
- 1897 views
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I've upgraded to Version: 6.6.4 pro and nightly status & update Notifications are not popping up in browser past 3 nights -- since the upgrade I've checked the "Notification Settings" and they remain unaltered
- Unraid 6.6.5
- Closed
- Minor
- 1386 views
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I've got a parity check scheduled for once a week, but the system does a check every day at same set time, not sure if this is a bug or not, as no errors are detected.
- Minor
- 1869 views
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Currently running on 6.6.5 but this has been going on since the initial release of 6.6.x, it did not happen on the previous versions. I have my Parity check scheduled to run at 12:30am Sunday, once a week. Unfortunately it runs every single day. Typically takes about 10.5 hours so the server is pretty slow while it is running. Activity started on Mon 12 Nov 2018 12:30:01 AM MST (today), finding 0 errors. Last result: 10 hours, 39 minutes, 34 seconds. Average speed: 104.3 MB/s
- Minor
- 1259 views
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This is really minor, but Unraid allows the user to specify HTTP Port (Settings > Identification > Management Access). If Firefox's default home page in GUI boot mode could honor the value (at least after a restart), that would be awesome. Of course, updating the home page in Firefox's settings doesn't last across restarts... thanks!
- Solved
- Annoyance
- 1397 views
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On the syslinux configuration page, isn't the advanced view actually easier to use and configure than the basic view? Shouldn't they be flipped around? Seems to me that when you can't edit the Menu Option name and can simply check off which is the default should be the basic view, and the full editor should be the advanced view
- 1031 views
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The new warning on the Main tab in 6.6.4 that the Flash drive is publicly shared via SMB appears when Samba is disabled at the system level. The settings to change this on the drive only appear where you enable Samba. This led to a lot of confusion as I tried to work out why I couldn't see the settings for the Drive as described by others. Expected behaviour: – Warning only appears when the Drive is actually shared, or – Allow users to change Samba s
- Annoyance
- 761 views
