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  1. That test isn't actually definitive, hence why it's not a warning but rather an "other" If the output of this command cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep MHz changes on occasion when running, the cpu will throttle down
  2. Which really should be handled within the GUI, although it's still an estimate and can't be enforced
  3. It's not an issue with the plugin, as you pointed out And even there, FCP would only spin up drives on the schedule you've set to run FCP....
  4. There's still a fair amount of writes happening at any given time to either the docker.img or the appdata, so your parity drive will stay spun up all the time. Read speeds will increase, but writes will still be slow (and may get slower as array devices do not support TRIM) So far as redundancy is concerned, most people with only a non-redundant cache pool will simply back up the appdata on a schedule (weekly?) via the appdata backup plugin. IMO, your best bet is to use the SSD as a cache drive.
  5. Stop the VM and try changing the Network type from virtio to virtio-net
  6. Related what's with the rocket overlay? It doesn't change its image to reflect any accomplishments
  7. It looks like the reason for apps being missing is that when you installed them on the template, you never entered in the docker hub URL (or manually removed it) --> CA enforces that this is present. I'm not sure exactly why that test is in there (code went in 6 years ago), but since it appears to still work, I'm going to tentatively remove it.
  8. It was nice and fun to be able to put a short saying in there. Additionally, it was always good for a giggle when seeing tags for @constructor.
  9. The problem is the flash drive (assuming that the messages are similar). Try a different port (and reboot) or replace.
  10. See if the docker folders plugin would help you. Won't hide things, but will let you organize them
  11. Squid

    Radarr and Qbit

    localhost doesn't work the way you think it does. localhost means "use the IP addresses that I currently have" Since each container has it's own IP addresses (172.xx.xx.xx), that means that if you tell another something to communicate via localhost it's not going to get outside of the container. You need to specific the host IP of the server and the applicable port number that you've mapped on the template.
  12. IIRC, once this setting was enabled, it allowed use of WINE containers.
  13. It's another plugin. If it's not there you can do it via SMB (if you've exported the flash share) on Windows, or via the command prompt nano /boot/config/ident.cfg CTRL-X to save followed by a reboot
  14. Squid

    Radarr and Qbit

    Wrong IP address (ie: not using localhost) ? Wrong Port? Wrong username / password?
  15. Anything above 2133 is an overclock on the RAM. Not saying that you're necessarily going to run into problems though. YMMV. I'm just not a fan of it.
  16. Just FYI, the appfeed is (as of today) incompatible with 6.0 / 6.1 versions of the OS. Even if you haven't upgraded the OS and are running a version of CA which operates on those versions. This saves a rather significant amount of bandwidth on the feed. (The uncompressed size of the feed is roughly 38% smaller)
  17. Personally, I'm not a fan of running any component at OC. In your case, the SPD of the RAM (ie: the non OC speed) of the RAM is 2133.
  18. Rectified (for CA). Thanks
  19. It's because of how the page files for the plugin are programmed. Nothing I can do about it without actually having this plugin actually start modifying the .page files for certain pages. Bear in mind that Custom Tabs could almost be considered a hack on the system The name cannot be a duplicate of an already existing page, so it adds in the underscore to make them unique. URL (open new tab) The Icon setting is for when you're using the Grey / Azure themes
  20. Moderation will take precedence, but just drop me a note. BTW, 6.10-rc1+ has the Requires entry right in the GUI
  21. You always have to compare the master en_US file to the file you're working on. New translations get added there, but may not have gotten moved over to the the other languages
  22. Your video is completely normal. It's showing that the 3 apps are currently using X MB out of a total of 15 GB available. (Which is your memory size) That only changes if you limit the memory usage of the containers
  23. Port mappings are completely ignored when in Host or on br0 (because they have no effect)
  24. Seems to work on 6.10-rc1 (not that I can read Chinese), but it looks like there may have been a formatting error in the translation file that may be the cause.
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