chiwou

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  1. never mind, today the container starts normal, but could you make it so that the port mappings are shown in the overview?
  2. doesn't work and the ports are defined as variables not ports //edit if I create a new container without your template and use these arguments the container works --restart=unless-stopped --hostname blocky1 -p 4000:4000/ -p 53:53/udp -p 53:53/tcp -v /mnt/user/appdata/blocky/config/config.yml:/app/config.yml -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime -e TZ=Europe/Berlin
  3. actually, 4k is normally more performant, at least in enterprise application. There you can actually "feel" the difference. but as you can see, the formated LBA size is 512, like on most drives
  4. Hi, I really like the possibility to use ZFS and really exited 🙂 just build a new server and currently testing the hardware and unraid rc2 But I've some question, is it possible to add an actual zfs cache (l2arc) or log to a pool in the gui? or is just via console, don't mind using the shell, though. It just really annoying to see unassigned devices, even though they are in use as cache or log and if I create a normal array, and format this as zfs, what kind of pool is created? and what happens if I add other disks and parity drives and format them as zfs? what happens to the assigned zfs cache? or is every defined zfs cache only for one disk inside the array kinda confusing atm
  5. found this on reddit and it fixed it for me for everyone to lazy to read 🙂 add unraid as an exception to the duckduckgo extension
  6. Hi, thx for the update, it runs stable, but have one weird issue. My setup is a Ryzen 2700x with 2 Nvidia cards. A 2080 for gaming and a P400 for my workstation. After I upgraded to the RC1 the VM with the P400 got a Code 43 error, and can't get it to work again, even after a fresh windows install. As soon as I roll back to 6.9.2 the Code 43 error is gone and the VM works fine. I know it's not an Unraid specific error, but it's weird that if I roll back the error is gone.
  7. Hi, tried the nzbgetvpn container, and the VPN connection works. Got to the console and entered this command dig +short myip.opendns.com @resolver1.opendns.com got a different IP address than my ISPs, but nzbget won't start downloading any files, and I don't know why. Tested the linuxserver/nzbget container and download works fine.
  8. Hi, have the same issue atm. Even the same HW 🙂 My guess is, you're using a dynamic overclock for the precision boost (Level 4?). Even had stability issues after I put a load in one of the VMs (crashed the whole system). After I set a fixed OC, the system runs fine. Even displays the right frequency inside the VMs. Currently running a 4.1 on all cores, never could get a stable 4.2 OC. It would have been nice to use the precision boost OC, that way the system could boost single cores beyond 4.1 Try booting from a Windows Drive with your current OC and open HWINFO and CPU-Z. Start prime95 and let the stress test run for a few hours. Check HWINFO and CPU-Z and note these settings - Frequency of all cores (should be between 4150-4250) if not, the system is not stable and throttled itself or the CPU runs too hot - CPU Core Voltage (not the highest value, the current value) - SoC Voltage (again, the current value) Disable the Precision Boost OC and set a fixed multiplier (42 in your case) Set the noted voltage settings and stress test again, if the system is stable, unraid and the VMs are good to go.