[[Support] ich777 - AMD Vendor Reset, CoralTPU, hpsahba,...]

for the NCT6775 (or any other chip like the NCT6798d variants) it's known that the implementation with Asus is done via their own WMI sensor driver. Since kernel 5.15+ there are more and more boards added to mainline. But since 6.3.3 (yes, this late!) there are 150+ bulk boards added to mainline.

 

Bug kernel link:

https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=204807

 

I'm one of the unlucky persons to that has a NCT6798d chip and would like to see with added to for Unraid.

- I've already tried to check if a custom kernel update would be possible to 6.3.3.. but no.

- I've also tried looking in to editing the "Nuvoton NCT6687 Driver" plugin, but can't find the solution in there or "how to".

- Using the "acpi_enforce_resources=lax" is not a solution in any way. It also brings security risks!

[[Support] HaveAGitGat - Tdarr: Audio/Video Library Analytics & Transcode Automation]

On 12/6/2019 at 4:32 PM, HaveAGitGat said:

 

Sorry I didn't get a notification for your update/edit. I'll have another look at this. I've read that with some motherboards you have to make sure that an HDMI cable is plugged in and connected to a monitor (or use a HDMI dummy plug) for QSV to work.

I'm running the alpha now.. 

 

Alpha is missing some installations:

-vainfo

- xvfb

 

In order to "see" the intel card you need to include these.

 

I've done this on a running docker image (with :dev):

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt get install vainfo

sudo apt-get install -y -qq xvfb

 

After that I could succesfully get vainfo from within the docker image. Still no luck getting HW transcoding though.