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  1. Due to the prevalence of Community Applications, starting with 6.10, the template repositories page doesn't exist at all. Your options for this are https://forums.unraid.net/topic/112170-allow-template-repositories-to-be-hosted-from-other-sources/?tab=comments#comment-1021630 In other words, Gitlab support on template repositories will never happen. For stuff to be published for the Apps tab it's not a hard "no", but would need to be investigated
  2. There's many methods to remove a drive. The simplest involves no loss of data on the drive - Just do a new config and rebuild parity The more complicated means writing zeroes to the drive to be removed and then doing a new config and selecting that parity is already valid. If you followed the directions to zero out the drive to be removed, then there's no data on the drive to be salvaged. If you did the simple method, just mount the drive with Unassigned Devices and you can transfer the data back to the array no problems.
  3. One is obviously denyhosts. The others I'd guess is ssh, disklocation
  4. yes You can do it at any time, even if a write is in progress
  5. I'll add in a note, but more leniency is given to apps with issues on RC's than on a stable OS version
  6. @dlandon A thought: There's a 1MB limit on /mnt/disks if there's no shares mounted. Does that same 1MB limit apply if there is a share mounted (ie: what happens if you write to a mount point that doesn't exist? - does it cap it at the 1MB?) Doesn't explain though how the original OOM happened prior to array start though.
  7. Apps - Previous apps Check off what you don't want then hit delete at the bottom
  8. Does it happen in safe mode?
  9. An easy way to replicate @bonienl is on a big monitor to set the browser width to 1280px. Updating a container will have the left side cut off. I have no problems with my 5120x1440 and the browser set to 1920ish
  10. Strange. The OOM happened before the system was even completely up and running. Reboot and wait to see if this ever happens again
  11. What are you trying to download? What errors appear?
  12. Unlikely. What folder / share etc is it talking about being full? How is it referenced on the template?
  13. Contact support and copy / paste (no screenshots) with Tools - Registration https://unraid.net/contact
  14. https://www.linuxserver.io/support
  15. It's a docker container, so no inherent compatibility problems. The last update issued to it was March 9th. Any specific issues you're best asking linuxserver within their discord
  16. Temporarily switch the boot order to boot via the USB by legacy and not UEFI (or hit F12 (or whatever key it is) to manually select legacy boot)
  17. OTOH, it appears to be a typical Threadripper mce which isn't an issue and ok to ignore. You might though want to check for BIOS updates
  18. Maybe. Not quite sure, but if it is the problem, you won't be able to get the Trial to work as it requires internet access to the key server (paid versions of the OS do not at all)
  19. Without an explicit mce happening during normal use (yours didn't) or specifying RAM (yours didn't) it happened during a probable microcode update and is no problem
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