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  1. v2018.05.11 (5.1.1) is out ! - Fix planner issues - Add debug logging This should fix the crashes. Brettv, whenever you update to this version, please send me the log to check it out.
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  2. The SMBus (I2C) communication is notorious for either sometimes having bit errors in the transfer or sometimes totally botch the transfer. So any program processing SMBus data needs a filter time so it doesn't react to spikes and instead requires multiple high values in a row before issuing an alarm or increasing the fan speed. Another thing is that only one program at a time can take control of the SMBus master and perform reads. If two programs supervises without some software mechanic to synchronize then there will be lots and lots of failed transfers. The old Motherboard Monitor introduced a synchronization method for running multiple Windows supervision softwares but that solution isn't applicable outside of Windows.
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  3. Hi, I'm in the planning phase of building a vagrant provider plugin, that allows me to run my virtual machines inside of unraid (on demand creation and deletion). The idea is to use "vagrant up --provider unraid" on my laptop (or any PC/Mac for that matter) and have the VM start on top of unraid as it would on virtualbox otherwise. This way I can have multiple VMs up without using up all my local RAM on the laptop, but still enjoy all the benefits of a VM. If anyone is undertaking a similar expedition I would greatly appreciate a joined approach, to speed up the development. Any information on known apis that I could hook into would also be fantastic, as it would reduce the amount of steps I would have to undertake, by taking a low level route. Cheers ricktap
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  4. I am starting a series of videos on pfSense. Both physical and VM instances will be used. Topics such as using a failover physical pfSense to work with a VM pfSense. Setting up OpenVPN (both an OpenVPN server and OpenVPN multiple clients). Using VLANs. Blocking ads. Setting up squid and squid guard and other topics. T This part is an introduction part gives an overview of the series of videos and talks about pfSense and its advantages. Second part of is on hardware and network equipment Part 3 install and basic config Part 4 customize backup and aupdate Part 5 DHCP, Interfaces and WIFI Part 6 Pfsense and DNS Part 7 - Firewall rules, Portforwarding/NAT, Aliases and UPnp Part 8 Open NAT for XBOX ONE and PS4
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  5. Sometimes it helps to completely clear the cache of the browser. Testing it, there is indeed a problem, not only Chrome, but other browsers too. I have opened a bug report, it is not csrf_token related, but seems something with emhttpd. This is a regression error I introduced (docker config file name was not preserved) ?. Made a correction.
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  6. and no. That's the source (which the plugin already knows about) The plugin is asking you for the destination
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  7. Right idea, wrong execution. What you are looking for is enabling "Turbo Write" and disabling it again when done. And yes, you can add that into the script.
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  8. I haven't played around with vm's yet but I guess it depends on what you want to be running on it? If its just a small one for browsing the internet then you won't need much ram dedicated to it but if you want to do anything more powerful on it you should probably put more in
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  9. I wonder if it is related to Spectre/Meltdown mitigation changes in windows. i remember a link to a short presentation on a thread about Spectre was posted recently on one of the unRaid forums explaining why they can show up as increases in cpu usage even though the changes are not actually an increase in cpu usage but rather stalls accessing memory due to the more aggressive flushing of the memory caches. update: this is the item I mean:
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  10. Negative ghost rider.. each system requires a separate license.
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  11. Looking forward for the stable release...Thnx guys...
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  12. Ya....just go into the Node-Red Docker template and change the repository as I said above and hit apply.......That's all I had to do. Love it
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  13. I finally figured it out! I noticed that every time their was a pause there was a small spike in CPU on vCPU 0. I then watched the Task Manager very closely and saw that a program called Corsair Link was using 2% - 5% of my CPU, and jumping during those spikes. Cosair Link is a program that interfaces via USB with my cooler and gives stats on fanspeed, cpu speed, etc. and gives you control over LED color and fan speed (my cooler is Corsair H80i V2). My cooler is plugged into one of the USB devices that is not passed through to my host (I am not sure if that matters). Removed Corsair Link, and vioala everything works, no stuttering video or short freezes! At some point I will try plugging the cooler into a passed through usb controller, but I suspect the issue is that it is trying to get stats on virtualized hardware. Hope this helps someone else.
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  14. Thanks, changing the localhost to 0.0.0.0 worked fine. Looking at me logs, up until dec 31 2017, my container was using 0.0.0.0 From Jan 1st 2018 onwards it was loading with localhost. I can only assume it was a change in the docker update
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  15. Does anyone here know how to update node.js version in the Node-Red Docker Container? docker exec -it NodeRed-OfficialDocker /bin/bash node -V The command above shows I'm on v6.13.0 of node.js.......but I need at least v8 to use a specific module I want Update: Wow...was that easy. I just added "v8" as a tag to the Repository field on the Template......and hit apply. Super easy. So now my repository reads "nodered/node-red-docker:v8"
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