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Oh, I get your point. However, I did that long ago, since I just hate for things like that to mismatch—so, my VM name (the <name><name/> in the XML) and directory name do match, and I still run into this problem. Odd.

I see where you are coming from there, and I have indeed changed the name of my VM at some point, but the current situation is that I have manually selected the correct img file, and have to re-manually select it every time I attempt to submit any changes made in Form View. So, feels like a straightforward GUI bug, but I'm not sure exactly what is triggering it. Or, do I misunderstand your point, @user2352?

Ah-ha! I may have found the problem: If I change the Primary vDisk Location from Auto to Manual, I can then Update the VM. But when I Edit it again, the Primary vDisk Location reverts to Auto.

I'm also seeing this problem. I created a new Windows 10 VM today, and made no XML edits at any point. I now cannot successfully submit any further changes from the Form View—when I try, I get the "Updating..." text in the button, seemingly forever.

I humbly suggest/request an unRAID-friendly Docker based on the Raspberry Pi Server (piserver) at: https://github.com/raspberrypi/piserver piserver is an official project of the Raspberrry Pi Foundation (https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/piserver/), which can run on a Raspberry Pi, but is primarily intended to run on a Debian-based OS on an x86 computer. Its purpose is pretty slick: To provide easy-to-manage network-based bootability to Raspberry Pis without SD cards (or with minimal, read-only, corruption-proof SD cards for older models). I took a shot at building a VNC-friendly Docker based on the brilliant https://hub.docker.com/r/jlesage/baseimage-gui/ base images created by @DJoss, but my Docker-fu is still too weak to overcome a couple D-Bus struggles...and maybe I didn't really need to be using the bigger Debian baseimage-gui in the first place! I painlessly built it and got it running on a local Debian 8 VM, but just can't...quite...make it a good Docker. Many thanks to anyone who might make this magic happen.

@Squid, this plug-in is fantastic! I love the ability to execute a script both At Startup of Array, but I now I have a script that modifies /root/.bash_profile, and I really need to execute it at boot time, regardless of whether the array has started yet, and even if the array is configured so as not to automatically start at all. So, I'm requesting an "At Boot" (or "After Boot") scheduling option, if it is workable and ever fits into what you are working on. Thanks for your consideration!

Fantastic. I took your advice, and got in on the Focus 550W Gold for $54.99 after rebate. Thanks very much for your help, @unevent!

Thanks very much for the advice. Are you saying that 550W sounds like enough for my specific configuration?

Finally, it is time to build a modest new box so I can do some light virtualization with unRAID 6 (but no gaming on this new box)--I'm loathe to admit I'm still running unRAID 5.x, but pleased that it has served me well for so long! I'm piecing this together: ASUS M5A97 R2.0 AMD FX-6300 32GB DDR3 1600 RAM IBM M1015/LSI SAS9220-8i PCIe controller (1) SSD (2) WD Green drives (10) WD Red drives The number of drives is unlikely to go beyond 13, since I'm putting this in a Rosewill RSV-L4412 12-bay hotswap case. Some back-of-envelope calculations (that I'm not particularly qualified to be doing) suggest I might need as much as 250W sustained if everything is running full-out, so my gut is telling me to go with a Seasonic FOCUS FM 450W 80+ Gold (SSR-450FM) or Seasonic FOCUS Plus 550W 80+ Platinum (SSE-550PX). Or, how about a Corsair TX650M 80+ Gold, which I can get through Newegg for just $65 after rebate right now? Any thoughts on whether I'm even close to reasonable on my PSU thoughts are greatly appreciated!