mlapaglia
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I have a i7-7700 and it runs just fine.
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On 1/13/2020 at 11:43 AM, johnnie.black said:
Pre-clear is not needed since v6.2 when disks started being cleared on the background, it still commonly used but mostly for testing and burning in new disks.
Is this in a FAQ somewhere ?
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Does uninstalling NerdPack uninstall all of the modules? You might need to uninstall the modules through NerdPark, then uninstall NerdPack.
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@Derek_ that is SLICK! Is it only for synology? https://roll.urown.net/NAS/borg-backup-server.html# , maybe not their website is vague http://www.borgbackupserver.com/
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I fell for it the first time also, it's not worded intuitively.
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Has anyone found a decent front end for restic? I'd like the ability to see scheduled backups etc.
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How can I troubleshoot intermittent high CPU usage?
Happens every minute or so for 30 seconds.
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🤦♂️
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39 minutes ago, bonienl said:
Your browser can do that
Every time I close my browser I have to log back in, there's a way around that?
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Has anyone asked about putting a "Remember Me" button on the login page?
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The person responsible for that paragraph needs to go back to 4th grade English class.
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The ease of spinning up new docker containers is pretty nice!
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Switching the docker container over to host from bridge gave much better performance.
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When I move files across the network and fully saturate my eth0 connection the docker container network performance suffers. I'd have a 4x NIC card I'd like to put the docker traffic on. From what I've read this isn't possible if both of the NICs use the same gateway. I only have one subnet on my network though.
What is a good approach for separating unRAID traffic from docker?
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@leftpawdog you can always install a windows vm and put blue iris on that. I'm running a i7-7700 and with the hardware acceleration enabled the windows vm sits around 30-40% CPU and 20% GPU with 16 - 2mp cameras.
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When I run speedtests from inside VMs I fully saturate my 1000/1000 fiber connection. When I run a speedtest through a docker container I get ~400/400, the same with torrents. Previously using the same motherboard and Windows 10 I could get torrents to run about 950mbps down, but now i can only get ~400 or so.
Is there tuning I need to do to get better docker network performance?
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Changing it from vfio-pci.ids to pci-stub.ids made it show up
label Unraid OS menu default kernel /bzimage append vfio-pci.ids=8086:1521,8086:5912 pci-stub.ids=9710:9922 initrd=/bzroot
Is stubbing a good solution? Is the server hooking onto the serial card before unraid can try to pass it through but stubbing is earlier in the process?
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When I try to pass through a new serial controller it's not showing as an available option to passthrough on the VM. Here's the controller I'm trying to use https://amzn.to/37yXpUZ
IOMMU group 22 [RESET] 08:00.0 Serial controller [0700]: MosChip Semiconductor Technology Ltd. MCS9922 PCIe Multi-I/O Controller [9710:9922]
label Unraid OS menu default kernel /bzimage append vfio-pci.ids=8086:1521,8086:5912,9710:9922 initrd=/bzroot
8086:1521 and 8086:5912 are a graphics and nic card which pass through fine, but the serial controller doesn't show up.
What am I doing wrong here?
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You only need 32400, all those other ports are not needed when running in host mode. Outgoing connections don't need ports opened or forwarded, only incoming.
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Does your BIOS see the eSATA cards and/or drives?
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I currently have a single 240GB cache drive. I want to replace it with two 512GB ones. Can I simply add one of the new 512GB drives to the cache pool, wait for it to balance, then replace the 240GB with the second 512GB and balance it again?
Is it worth it?
in Lounge
Posted · Edited by mlapaglia
I have blue iris running in a windows 10 vm (igpu passthrough to that vm) and can transcode several 1080p plex streams without much of a sweat. You've got the k version so an extra 400mhz(?) to your base clock speed will do better.
There's a also a 30 day trial, so you could just try it lol.