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  1. Well, the MAC address of the virtual network card that Windows sees when running on the VM is set in the XML for the VM. Chances are you're using the same one as someone else who has a Windows VM running on Unraid. You can edit your settings and choose a different one.
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  2. yeah just make sure your USB backup is OFF array somewhere, the fact that the same sector is bad on 6 drives makes me think its an controller issues not an drive issue
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  3. Thank you for your work, I will test it as soon as I get home 😁
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  4. @mikeydk Problem is now solved, please delete the Docker completely including the folder that it created and redownload it from the Community Applications (should be available within the next few hours since i pulled it from the CA to update it), i've also changed the template at the if you want to pull the latest build of the game simply enter 'latest' if you want any other build enter for example '1.8.0' you can upgrade and also downgrade with this option, if a newer version of the game is available simply restart the docker and it fill pull the latest build. The description also changed you can now connect to the console by simply opening a terminal and enter 'screen -xS OpenTTD' (without quotes). Here a screenshot where it shows now the version.
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  5. Docker containers and VMs on the dashboard are loaded in the background. If something is amiss with either the Docker or libvirt service, it would hamper the dashboard.
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  6. whew okay, I have an intel i3-3220 CPU and wanted to see how much performance I can get back with disabling the mitigations as noted. I upgraded to 6.7.1rc1 and spun up the Phoronix Test Suite in a docker vm and focus on the cpu test -- https://openbenchmarking.org/suite/pts/cpu The array was running but no activity was ongoing, and no other dockers were active. Test suite cycle took about 3 hours in a run, each test ran 3 times and deviations is noted. Ran first set as is with the mitigations in place then rebooted with syslinux cfg modification to disable the mitigation (still get some due to microcode used) and re-ran same tests to compare. results: https://openbenchmarking.org/result/1906037-HV-190603PTS41,1906033-HV-190603PTS92 can see that 2-14% increase on various things. The ctx-clock micro-benchmark for looking at the context switching overhead shows the big impact since Spectre/Meltdown Which is why you can see is the most drastic reported as it targets that specific area.. 87% difference! hope this helps for those curious
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  7. Just a quick overview do you use tmux regularly? Also the mover is erroring many times on idiots abroad s2e5 file does not exist on cache, that could explain CPU freak out Also you may be feeling the effects of the Spectre patch. Something also seems off on your spindown rules Just a brief pass will dive in more
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  8. Thanks for this. Good things cost money, just like Unraid. I'm going to give untangle a try.
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  9. Recently I've been getting this message from Tunnelblick about the comp-lzo option being deprecated. I know I can click the checkbox so that the warning doesn't appear again but is there a better fix for this? A way to use a better supported compression option?
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  10. It keep restarting in loops. When going into Clover boot options it hangs, see picture. Verbose mode, is that choosen within Clover or just command+v? Nothing happened with command+v.
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  11. Or report it upstream to IPS I mean, it's a bug in their software.....
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  12. Sadly, I in turn know very little about Linux and rsync. I came from Windows just a week ago. I do know hardlinks, though. A hardlink is a sort of false copy. A file that points to the same data on the disk that another file is also pointing to. So you've got the same amount of data taking up space, but twice the amount of files. Or even more than twice, of course. What is an application for this? Well, I keep one hardlink in my torrent seeding folder and one in my plex library, for example. That way I can seed, but I also adhere to Plex's rules conventions regarding folder structures. Radarr and Sonarr have options to use hardlinks instead of copies. So what happens when you delete hardlink A, but not B? Then file A is gone, but the data is not. You've gained no hard disk space. If you delete B but not A? Same deal, one less file, no space gain. Delete both, you gain the extra free space. In my use case, my Plex library is all hardlinks. I can delete my entire library and not bat an eye. Because I'll always have the torrent folders where the data still resides. Conversely, if I wanted to, I could also delete my torrents folder and my data would live on in my Plex library. Hardlinks are super useful. Now here's my problem. As you know, moving with Unbalance is essentially 'copy to other drive and delete source'. But as I've explained, if you delete only one of two hardlinked files, you're not gaining any drive space. But you ARE losing drive space on the other drive because you're writing new data to it. This is how Unbalance's 'move' essentially becomes 'copy' when you're dealing with a hardlinked file. I'm no programmer, but I think I can already envision the solution here. There's a command that you can use to easily check if a file is hardlinked. In a terminal in the folder, type 'stat file.ext'. It'll tell you how many links the data has. 2 links = 2 files pointing to the same data. Second, the size will be exactly the same. I think modifying one of these files means modifying the other as well, but I haven't tried that. No need in my use case. I read-only. Filenames can differ. Aside from that, there are perhaps more ways to check for hardlinks. I know dupeGuru does, but idk how. Anyway, when Unbalance moves a file, it could check the file it's trying to move for hardlinks. And if it finds hardlinks, it could opt to move those along with it. So hardlink /user/mediaserver/torrents/file.ext gets moved to another disk, but hardlink /user/mediaserver/plex/film/file.ext gets moved as well. And of course just as with the former, the exact location, directory-wise, is preserved. Perhaps to simplify the process, in reality Unbalance should just create a new hardlink instead of trying to move an existing one, to avoid the risk of the process tripping up and creating a dupe instead of moving hardlinks. So to summarize, I think Unbalance needs to... Check if /disk1/mediaserver/torrents/file.ext has alter-egos in the form of hardlinks If yes (and in this case, it does, in the plex folder), remember the location (folder-wise, not disk-wise) and filename of that hardlink alter-ego Delete this alter-ego/hardlink Copy /disk1/mediaserver/torrents/file.ext to /disk2/mediaserver/torrents/file.ext, then delete /disk1/mediaserver/torrents/file.ext (this is Move as it already exists now) Recreate the hardlink deleted off disk1 on disk2, referencing the newly created file /disk2/mediaserver/torrents/file.ext That way, the pitfall of using Move but not freeing up space on the source disk is avoided. I hope this helps explain my situation. I'm sincerely grateful for this cool tool you've made and I hope you can implement an option that'll help me solve my problem. I'd love to hear what you think. Thanks. EDIT: to add, it appears the Mover respects and conserves hardlinks. I just tested this myself. Downloaded a torrent onto the cache drive, hardlink was automatically created on the cache drive, ran the mover, it moved the two files to disk1, and they are still hardlinks. Perhaps you could simply copy Mover's implementation of hardlink conservation?
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  13. Was someone able to install the latest version of clover (4895)? I'm using 4674 right now an it works absolutely fine. If I update to 4895 or 4901 (which was released nearly an hour ago), I can't boot anymore. I get stuck at the TianoCore logo. I've discovered a new driver AudioDxe-64.efi, which I guessed I won't need anyway and sounds like it could cause problems. After deleting it it shows "clover 4895, scan entries". But nothing more happens. Tried it with HFSPlus.efi and VBoxhfs.efi, neither worked and also not both at the same time... Beside that, I don't use any unusual drivers. Also tried replacing the new drivers64UEFI folder with my backed up one, but won't boot either. The image attached shows all the driver I'm currently using with clover 4674. EDIT: I've also tried removing my old drivers64UEFI folder before the installation, so all drivers will get installed. After that I've copied the Apple* ones over, but also doesn't work. EDIT2: So I found a version which could maybe work (4862 from tonymacx86). My external USB backup drive (HFS+) is recognized. But usually I'm using an NVMe drive with APFS. I'm pretty sure the APFS filesystem isn't working properly... and I've already tried different drivers. EDIT3: Finally got it working (at least 4862 from tonymacx86). The problem was ApfsDriverLoader-64.efi. Had to delete it completely and instead use only apfs-patched.efi. Now its working so far
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  14. How about you select the audio device in the sound card section? EDIT: Without having it in the syslinux config.
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  15. @TechnoBabble28, I don't think you disabled the correct setting. You do not want to adjust C6, as it will make the problem worse. Leave it at Auto. Instead, you need to disable "Global C-state Control", which is typically located here: Advanced --> AMD CBS --> Zen Common Options --> Global C-state Control Tom, sorry I'm not going to try 6.7.0-RC1, I need stability in my life right now. Paul
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