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I think you get me wrong... Use the iGPU (QuickSync - this is also Hardware transcoding) not the CPU (this is Software transcoding), simply install my Intel-GPU-Top Plugin that will enable the iGPU and then you have to add a device to the Plex/Jellyfin/Emby container template with the path '/dev/dri' and remove the Nvidia entries: That should be no problem as long as you don't transcoding only 4K files (but 8x 4K transcodes is also too much for the P2000). This is completely off topic here, eventually start another thread and mention me there, or look for something like Intel iGPU and Plex, you even can install the GPU Statistics Plugin from @b3rs3rk and see the usage of your Intel iGPU.

You can type anything into that field. You don't need to use the drop down to select. Personally, I'm undecided whether to allow UD disks to be used there (anywhere). The existence of multiple cache pools has pretty much eliminated the need for UD disks mounted permanently

It works! Thanks a lot @ich777 I'll wait patch/OSupdate for the localGUI issue. You're very helpfull

This is what I said. OK will try later. (made the file and folder, just waiting for reboot) I did not run any beta (for this beta cycle) - my server was too busy these last few months.

Bind the GT730 that is for the VM to VFIO (Tools -> System Devices -> Select everything that is related to the card and press Apply), so Unraid can't use the card for video output. Also why are you using the P2000 for transcoding? The i3-8100 has about the same transcoding perfomance as the P2000 and is more efficient than the P2000 and also has no limits in simultaneous transcodes.

Then install the Intel-GPU-TOP Plugin (if your iGPU is from Intel) from the CA App. Go to 'Main' then click on 'Flash' (the blue text), clean this up a bit (a clean configuration looks like the following screenshot) and after you did that click on 'Apply' and reboot: If you set the primary graphics to the iGPU then you can disconnect the cable from the Nvidia Card because it won't output anything. EDIT: @guill_019 The fix would be what I wrote below, hopefully it will work. Only for you information, my Plugin does the exact same thing as you did manually... Can you try one other thing. Please try to execute this command from the command line (without my Plugin installed): if [ ! -d /boot/config/modprobe.d ]; then mkdir -p /boot/config/modprobe.d fi touch /boot/config/modprobe.d/i915.conf and then again reboot and see if you got a screen output -> this should be the proper solution for the Intel iGPU's.

No I'm not responsible for this part of unRAID but I'm happy to help.

You can install my Intel-GPU-TOP Plugin from the CA App.

@ich777 I can confirm this update fixes the issue for me. For anyone who's rebooting their server remotely, you can tell if the permanent fix (the update to the nvidia plugin) worked just by running "nvidia-smi" at a terminal prompt. If it's working you will see Xorg running as a process on the GPU:

Have you tried to load the Intel module for your onboard graphics card? You can also try to: Press CTRL+ALT+F1 this should bring you back to the command line Log in with your root user and password Then type in 'modprobe i915' (without quotes) Then type in '/etc/rc.d/rc.4' (without quotes) And please report back.

Changed Status to Solved

Thx for the fast Update (6.9.1)! My HDD´s spin down as they should, now (with enabled AutoFan).

In my case the VM with Windows 10 and a Passthrough of a GTX1060 works flawlessly. If you don't need the driver then don't install it, it's meant for acceleration in Docker containers.