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Hey guys, I'm curious if any of you out there have experimented with one of the two boards in my post's title? The higher end LattePanda ships with an intel processor and Windows 10. It's also cheaper than the Udoo so I'm naturally leaning towards experimenting with one of them. The Udoo looks like you could do a lot more interesting projects with it though and it sounds like it could install pretty much anything on it. But it's about as bad (price-wise) as buying a little thin client or something along those lines off eBay. Has anyone out there tried to install unRAID on one of those or on any other single board computer setup? I'm pretty sure I've read multiple places that unRAID doesn't work with Arm/Raspberry Pi. But what about an x86 board with an Arduino coprocessor? I'm still a bit of an unRAID Noob. I've only been running it for around 6-8 months and it just seems like there are so many amazing things you can do with it. So I'm not even sure if this idea is 100% feasible. But if it is I'd like to go down that path. :) I was mostly interested in setting up a very low power secondary "appliance" computer that would run unRAID for the management interface/WebUI and using Docker containers to run all the apps that I plan to run on it. The end result would be to use it as like a reverse proxy and VPN gateway appliance. Something that could stand in the middle of my router and my file server. Right now I have a 4th gen i7 Gigabyte Brix that a coworker who recently left my company gifted me on his way out the door. But it runs at such high temperatures that I constantly get notification messages from it so I have made no real effort to finish setting it up, and I think running an SSD in there would basically destroy it from the constant heat abuse over time. The other option I was thinking of was removing the board from its case and maybe trying to upgrade the cooling solution or replace the CPU fan with something better and then getting a friend/coworker to 3D print me a new case that fits whatever cooling solution I find works best. But if there's already a SBC out there on the market that unRAID works with that doesn't generate Sahara Desert levels of heat to just run the OS.. then that would be something I'd love to learn about. Would something like Webmin, Cockpit or the likes be a better choice for the "Management Interface" for this setup, or should I just wait for the new Onda Mini-ITX Ryzen boards I was reading about to come out? :) Anyone tinkered with anything along these lines and wants to throw their 2 cents into my post? :) Thanks in advance for whatever suggestions or input you may be able to provide. Thanks! -Phantom

You need to enable NAT loopback, hairpinning, or whatever your router calls it. It's controlled by your router.

The update instructions have nothing to do with the issues you have. And yes, the instructions are up to date.

Agreed if you have coax and don't want to run Ethernet, Moca is the most solid way to go, if you have satellite go DECA as it uses the other end of the frequency range flipped from Moca. It's as solid as a Ethernet cable and have been using them since Moca 1.0 days. Solid 970Mb/s with these 2.0 devices, recommend actiontec or Motorola ones.

This is how the security works when you create a custom network and set an IP for the container. You can't connect to the host bridge. So you need to set up mariadb in the same custom network as nextcloud.

This app is amazing. Thank you so much. Really a shame you depreciated it because of dimwits..

As @Benson said, this is a VERY common cause of fires. Never, ever, never use a "molded" SATA power connector. Always use the "crimped" style. Bad: Good:

I managed to set up qbittorrent on docker and it works flawlessly! I had some issues though with downloading speeds with frequent drops. As all memory and caching options is hidden in webui I added these settings to qBittorrent.conf and it did a massive improvement. I now have full speed without drops. (First make a backup of config!) Add these to [Bittorrent] section: Session\AsyncIOThreadsCount=4 Session\SendBufferLowWatermark=160 Session\SendBufferWatermark=15000 Session\SendBufferWatermarkFactor=150 Add to [Preferences] section: Downloads\DiskWriteCacheSize=-1 Downloads\DiskWriteCacheTTL=300

Yes. While an unpack is in progress you will need space for both the packed and unpacked versions of the download. Once the unpack completes then presumably the app doing this will delete the packed version to free up the space it was occupying.

I have been out of the loop for a bit, and I see some work on this project... but has there been resolution? I would be more than happy to donate a tuner, or be a guinea pig for you if you need one. I will be picking up a low profile gtx1050 in a week or two... so I am at your disposal. I would love to have hardware decoding AND TVTuner all in one box. Heck, I may even find a way to mount a p2000 in my 2U server if this is working.

Well LT just contacted me to let me know that the user did finally get their message and has taken steps to remedy the issue. Needless to say, they were glad that it was a community member that found it and shut it down to prevent harm. Glad they handled it before some black hat decided to re-purpose it.

I think I found a solution Inside of the let's encrypt conf file for nextcloud I found location / { include /config/nginx/proxy.conf; resolver 127.0.0.11 valid=30s; set $upstream_nextcloud nextcloud; proxy_max_temp_file_size 2048m; proxy_pass https://$upstream_nextcloud:443; } } Which makes sense why my files stop at 2GB. I'll give it a try and check again