[Passthrough GPU for VM- I can start it but not see/access it]

No, I never did. My unraid has been running as my backup storage solution, I have installed Nextcloud as well for a personal cloud, but I haven't had time to dig in and get this figured out yet.

 

I think that I saw that 'Space Invaders' did an update on this process, when I have time I intend to try to make this work again.

 

[Passthrough GPU for VM- I can start it but not see/access it]

2 hours ago, jonathanm said:

If passthrough is working properly, the VM screen should appear on one of the outputs of the graphics card. The easiest way to troubleshoot this kind of thing is to install something like nomachine while you have VNC access, then you can connect using nomachine if the VM is booting completely.

Thanks. I can access it using VNC when I turn off the pass through but not when I reconfigure it that way and restart.

 

 Now that I think about it, the GPU on the server is already wired to a monitor and that might be the problem, will disconnect it tomorrow and see if that changes things.

[Passthrough GPU for VM- I can start it but not see/access it]

Forgive me as I am a novice...

 

I have created a Windows 10 VM. At first, I was using the VNC graphic card, and when I started the VM, could open a window in VNC to see it and use it.

 

Then, I enabled VT-d on my motherboard and assigned my Nvidia GPU as the graphics card. This enables me to start the VM, but I have no idea to actually see and use the VM!

 

What am I missing here? Thanks for any help.

[[Support] Linuxserver.io - MariaDB]

On 10/23/2020 at 6:43 AM, SPOautos said:

I am just trying to figure out how MariaDB works and have a question. Can you use the same MariaDB for multiple different apps? For instance I have MariaDB installed and my Nextcloud uses it. If I install Piwigo can it also use that same MariaDB?  Will it just create and manage multiple databases for different apps? Is there a point where it starts to get too slow when using multiple apps? My database for Nextcloud is around 160GB and when I install Piwigo it will also be around 150-200GB.  I'm sure the size isnt a issue, really just wanted to make sure that multiple apps can use the same MariaDB.

 

Thanks!

This is exactly what I am trying to do.

 

I have a working Nextcloud install, now I want to set up Piwigo as well.

 

For the Nextcloud, there were great step by step tutorials on Youtube and blog posts, but I can't find anything similar for Piwigo on Unraid.

 

Anyone able to sketch out the basic steps, or point me in the right direction? I have a basic idea but am muddling through right now.