joecool169

Have you tried "video=efifb:off" in the syslinux config?

I use MSI afterburner and it seems to accurately report my gpu temp. Sent from my SM-N975U1 using Tapatalk

Keep in mind that I am by no means an expert, but I think that Windows is crashing and then the gpu has not reset properly due to the crash. I would be trying to troubleshoot the cause of the crash, gpu temp, cpu temp, windows logs. There are a couple forum threads about switching slots and downgrading mobo bios for similar problems. I googled "internal error: Unknown PCI header type '127' for device" and then sorted to show only results from unraid.net

Are you monitoring temps when the problem occurs?

Is this address your video card or another device?

Are you measuring frequency or usage? My vm seems to display usage ok, but frequency never updates. I get frequency from the unraid terminal.

I experienced issues when I passed my dac through. (focusrite scarlett solo) The audio cut out and did strange things. I also had a web cam and a single usb controller seemed to run out of bandwidth when I used the webcam and the dac together. For me the solution was to pass through two usb controllers and keep those devices on separate controllers.

Got mine working but I'm not sure how. I followed the video guide exactly, spent hours re-checking everything, re-watched the video several times. Tried loads of stuff, different ports, proxynet, everything I could think of. After 2 nights of troubleshooting I put it all back to the way it was in the video and it worked. Normally after I go through something like this I can look back and figure out what I did wrong, not this time. I spent 6+ hours troubleshooting went back to where I started and everything worked.

Me too, If I change Guacamole to the proxynet that I setup in previous tutorials I can then access the webui remotely, but I don't have connection to the vm that I setup to control anymore.

Thank you for your hard work!

Me too, need update, can't play

Idk about permissions reload, I didn't know that was a command. I have used the op command from the server console and it worked fine. I usually find it easier to op myself and then do things in game. But it did take me a bit to figure out how to do these things.

edit the server properties file to say "allow-cheats=true" Restart server In bedrock open chat and type /gamemode c "player name" No quotes just the player name. s replaces c to go back to survival.

First of all I want to say thank you for this and your other docker containers. Second I'm wondering if I may get some more info. About once every 24 hours my server becomes unjoinable. The docker is still running but no one can join the server. I restart the docker and all is well again. Where do I begin looking to troubleshoot this issue?

So from my work today I used powershell in windows 10 to test the connection back home, I get TCP Connect to failed........Can I assume this is because Minecraft is using udp? Is there a way to test? The server responds on port 443 for open vpn.

Does it hurt anything to run the docker in host mode? I had a terrible time trying to get my friends from outside the local network in. I rebooted my router several times and then switched the docker to host mode. I'm not sure if the router reboots fixed the issue or switching to host mode did. All I know is suddenly my friends can join. I tried a couple websites to see if port 19132 is open, those sites report the port is closed. But my friends can join now so obviously it is open. Is there a reliable way to check to see if a port is open to the server? I'm running eero routers, maybe they are the issue? idk.

I was able to get into the console, get my player id and make myself an op. If anyone else is looking for this answer because they are a noob like me, I just opened a terminal window and typed "docker exec -u nobody -it binhex-minecraftbedrockserver screen -r minecraft"

Ok, I know I'm a n00b, but I can't for the life of me figure out how to make myself op. I read that you can look at the log and get your id.....so I'll attach my log. I open the console, but I can't figure out what to type to allow me to start entering minecraft commands. I thought "op (username)" was a command......I'm probably wrong.

I am having an issue where after I try to pass through the video card the vm is no longer accessible. Here is the log.

So I am a newbie. I was getting this error when trying to connect to an indexer. If anyone else happens to see this post and has a similar issue I want them to know that my problem was actually simple. I setup a vpn "privoxy" and I had put the wrong port number in Sonarr's settings.

Unable to connect to indexer: Error: ProtocolError: System.Net.WebException: Error: ProtocolError: Can anything be done for these errors?