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And it still isn't working? What is the result of nvidia-smi -q -x -i 0

I'm guessing when you update the plugin it doesn't push down the new settings in the plg file. You can do one of the following: Go to the Settings page. Change the temperature setting and then change it back and Select your GPU. You should be able to Apply after this. Click Apply. Check that file again to see if it has TEMPFORMAT and GPUID set. If it is set, check to make sure you have data. The problem is the settings page expects all of those settings to be default so it doesn't let the user Apply. OR Simply remove the plugin and re-install. This should re-write your cfg file with the defaults. In my next update, my defaults will be merged with runtime settings each run so this shouldn't happen. @isvein@SuberSeb @sittingmongoose @rjlan @JaseNZ

Can you tell me what it is in your /boot/config/plugins/gpustat/gpustat.cfg? @isvein@SuberSeb@sittingmongoose@rjlan@JaseNZ

I will look into it but CSS isn't really my strongpoint. Especailly when I'm cutting my own code inline with everyone else's. Could be a nightmare for me when the next plugin is authored. That's partly the reason I'm namespacing my code so that I don't have to worry about jacking up people's variables (or having my own get jacked).

Did you go back to the settings and make sure you set which GPU to monitor? By default it should choose GPU 0 but it might not be selecting one for some reason. Introduced in this version is the inventory process which involves running 'nvidia-smi -L' to populate the settings page. If this isn't working for you it might cause the array to be empty.

Will do once this preclear is done in a couple of hours. I will report back. I was just reading an issue over there about the preclear log showing the wrong disk too. Think its related?

I have a StarTech two-bay USB 2.0/eSATA with the USB unplugged in favor of the two eSATA ports. Each bay has its own power button. I turned that latent disk off by the button over a day ago, removed the drive and didn't insert the new one until this morning. Then turned the power button for that bay back on. Since the eSATA dock doesn't show up as a device itself to the system and the new drive is functioning perfectly in other plugins I fail to see how physically removing the power plug from the dock is going to fix anything. My system board is a bit older, but it has the ICH10R controller which fully supports SATA hotswap on board so I doubt it is some issue there.

No dice I'm afraid.

Having an issue where drives that I've swapped out from my eSATA dock aren't updating properly on the dashboard. If I look at preclear tools it is showing the new disk correctly. Disk location plugin also sees the new disk versus the old. Seems to just be the unassigned devices widget that isn't updating. If it helps, the disk above hasn't been plugged in for over a day when I was preclearing it before binning it. Below is the correct disk as shown by preclear. I already cleared my cache. Running 6.8.3. Not a big deal as it doesn't impact me functionally, just making a report so it can be looked at some time. Thanks for all you do!

What version of UNRAID are you running? Are you using default theme or theme engine?

You're the first one reporting that. Is there anything you would consider unique about your setup? What theme are you using? What display resolution is your client that's connecting to the UI?

I’m not seeing this on my side but I will check it out. Thanks for the info. EDIT: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/b3rs3rk/gpustat-unraid/dev-multi-gpu/gpustat.plg I linked the wrong file lol

If anyone would like to test multi-gpu -- Remove the current version of my plugin and then manually install: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/b3rs3rk/gpustat-unraid/dev-multi-gpu/pkg/gpustat-multi-gpu-2020.03.13-x86_64.txz Then go to GPU statistics settings page and select options as desired and select Apply. If the apply button doesn't activate it's because you are selecting the defaults which are already stored. Plugin should just work after that. When you're done testing remove the plugin and re-install the CA one.

It's okay. Here have a picture.

Just pushed this to my dev branch. Works fine on my machine, but I only have one GPU. It should allow you to select and save your GPUID to your config on the settings page once it's merged and repackaged. If you're offering, I can walk you through installing a build from this branch to test.

Did you install the Unraid-Nvidia plugin and install an Unraid-Nvidia build then reboot UnRAID? If you did, you should have this command. If you still don't have it, you need to seek assistance in their support thread here. My plugin depends on first installing and activating theirs.

You need to present the GPU to the Handbrake container, set the runtime, and assign the NVIDIA environment variables. Then tell handbrake to use it before you trigger an encode. Probably will ask if you want to use the NVENC selection. Not that familiar with it, but it probably won't be an option if you don't have it presented properly. Anything further assistance will need to come from another thread as it is outside the scope of plugin support.

I’ve got one guy on reddit enlisted to send me some sample data from the intel-gpu-tools package. If it is workable I will try to add it. There’s a build for Slackware 14.2 so it’s not like the binaries aren’t there. I just have Xeons in my box so I can’t test it at all. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I already looked at how to do this and have a plan. Planning it for the next release. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've had people request usage per session. What I imagine will happen is the amount of data I show on the dash widget will slowly become less detailed and the finer details will be pushed to a secondary page. Kind of like how Disk Location works. Nifty little display on the dash giving you the heads up info and then a link to the status page where the full monty is.

Should be simple enough. I will add it to the list of options I plan to implement in the next release. EDIT: It's been added. Will be available when I release the next plugin version. Default is Celsius but you can change it on the settings page.

I think I see what's happening. At least a part of it. If you look in the source you attached, you'll see my code is there at the bottom of the page. It's just not being displayed. I think that's because my plugin does not inject it inline with box1 like your other plugins. I believe that's the old way to do it before it was sortable. This is what the dashboard table for the leftmost panel looks like in 6.8.2: <table id='db-box1' class='share_status dashboard box1'> In 6.7, there is no table id set: <table class='share_status dashboard box1'> In order to render my table data within UnRAID's default box1, we have to append it with JavaScript: $(function() { // append data from the table into the correct one $("#db-box1").append($(".dash_gpustat").html()); // reload toggle to get the correct state toggleView('dash_gpustat_toggle', true); // reload sorting to get the stored data (cookie) sortTable($('#db-box1'),$.cookie('db-box1')); }); The JS is trying to append it to ID db-box1, but can't because it doesn't exist in 6.7. According to the announcement notes, 6.7.1 is likely when they switched over to the new dashboard sorting format. For now, I'm probably going to change my minimum UnRAID version to 6.7.1 in lieu of making this backwards compatible. I would uninstall the plugin and try again once you've upgraded to 6.7.1+ and go from there.

It must not be including the page for some reason. Check /var/log/nginx/error.log for any errors that may help me. Also view the source of the dashboard page and send me that as well.

Every plugin I've seen so far that adds a dashboard widget has only blank pages in the page map under that section so this should be normal. I have three extra widgets (mine, corsairpsu, and disk location) and on my 6.8.2 system all of those dashboard section pages come up blank. Don't think that is cause for concern. Did you check the very top of the first section on the dashboard? It isn't going to load down at the bottom because of the sort numbers of the default widgets. You can move it to the bottom which will store in a user cookie and be semi-persistent.

My fault, I put an old filename in there but you found the right one. What's interesting is that your GPU is using the decoder/frame buffer when transcoding. I must admit I'm new to this, so I may have to calculate this differently or represent it differently in the plugin. Can you attach a screen snip of the dashboard plugin because everything should be displaying based on the JSON output you provided.