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bond0: fault-tolerance (active-backup), mtu 1500 eth0: interface down eth1: interface down eth2: 10000 Mbps, full duplex, mtu 1500 Is this the reason I could not figure this out? I thought eth0 was the nic I was using but unraid is using eth2?

Windows 10 Vm Newest version of Unraid ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. PRIME X470-PRO Version Rev X.0x AMD Ryzen 5 2600X Six-Core @ 3600 MHz Radeon HD 6850 "qemu-system-x86_64: vfio: Unable to power on device, stuck in D3" What do I need to do to get this working? I've been trying off and on to pass through a gpu to any vm for weeks. Do I need to post more info here? I've watched all the spaceinvader videos and read a lot of stuff, but still can't get it to work.

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.

I have 1 onboard network port, and 2 on a 10gbit Broadcom card. Bonding was enabled on eth0. I disabled bonding "because I didn't think I needed it, and unraid lost network connectivity and said a cable was unplugged. So, reboot--no dice, set back to bonded -no dice, reboot - -no dice. deleted network.cfg and network-rules.cfg and all is back to normal. Except my connections are still bonded.

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?