Jammy B

i've deleted that option out of the container, tried as you suggested and this is what i get:

https://hub.docker.com/r/boredazfcuk/icloudpd/ its been updated and removed the keyring? i cannot get it to login or work. i've deleted my key and tried to kickstart it but it isn't having any of it. any ideas on how to login?

I think it’s kinda like the way RaspberryPi have moved on from SD booting to USB due to wrecking cards. I wouldn’t want that Achilles heel. to backup your flash drive. There is an auto backup you can with a plugin.

yeah right, good luck with that. @dmacias doesn't respond to sh*t!

Is there any reason why you’re using NUT instead of the built in UPS manager in unraid? APC works great with the built in one. It’s a couple items to the right of NUT settings.

ahh every days a school day. will re-edit my ups.conf file and make sure its enabled. thanks for the advice @IGHOR as always,.

having an issue making the above settings persist in ups.conf as you can see below. It’s disappeared. how do I keep them in the ups.conf file? all works when in battery mode. edit nothing works until I put it all back in.

How often does NUT poll the battery voltage? after setting the high/nominal/low values. If I refresh the page the charge jumps between 97% to 100% do I need to set a polling time?

Would there be any benefit to TPM being a core part of unRAID? for instance every mention of windows 11 and TPM is bitlocker encryption. Could unRAID use TPM to encrypt your array or could any other benefits/features of TPM be worthwhile additions to unRAID’s core functionality? I’m running old hardware, 3rd gen i7. I just googled the motherboard manual and it mentions TPM 1.2 but I couldn’t tell you if it’s a module, software or a bios setting. the point i’m trying to make is with UnRAID’s latest SSL login and tying it your forum login, could TPM be an added optional benefit to protecting your server?

got you. will give this a whirl at the weekend. thanks for the help.

so i've put these values into ups.conf and its now showing 100% battery on status. so high = 27.50v [NUT says that that is current battery voltage now] nominal = 24v low = 21.4v how do i go about doing a calibration? do i literally kill the power and watch the % drop?

You’re right. The manual only shows 12v. But typically if you post something inaccurate, you get helpful responses. 👍 see attached screenshots of NUT which don’t show a lot either. so based on your link. high = 13v nominal = 12v low = 10.7v although NUT says battery voltage 27.10? So the batteries in series? so high = 27.10v nominal = 24v low = 21.4v

Ok So from Manual. https://www.canford.co.uk/ProductResources/resources/P/Powercool/user manual.pdf 1000va model voltage high = 12v voltage low = 6v nominal = 12v Anyone else done their own guesses for this?

How would I go about calibrating NUT?

@IGHOR YOU ARE THE MAN!!!!!! powered down my unraid system. removed usb key plugged into laptop and copied your file over. back into machine, boot up and autodetect set custom driver. it flippin' works! whilst i don't get BATTERY CHARGE % RUNTIME LEFT NOMINAL POWER UPS LOAD i do get UPS LOAD % when i kill power to the UPS, unraid knows about it! i've set it to power down the system after 4 minutes of battery time. when i turn power back on, the unraid recognises it is! all telegram notifications work as well. thank you so much for doing this!

@IGHOR Can I be really cheeky and ask that you make a step-by-step guide to do all this please? would love to update NUT and get my Powercool working. edit. To add, it’ll make all of us who to update it and add more UPSs to it a lot more willing! . 👍

It was recommended to me on unraid subreddit to spin up an Ubuntu VM. Pass through the usb connection and make it the host. Then make unraid NUT the slave and it would read the host. wish the plugin maker would reply or update this flipping build. No idea on that either.

since @dmacias doesn't seem to respond to PMs or mentions in this thread. how does one update NUT to incorporate latest driver additions that the NUT makers have made? I'm keen to get the Powercool UPS i have working with it and from the NUT mailing list, they have done some development that could mean that unRAID would be able to communicate with it with a new driver without me having too much issue. i just don't know where/how to begin adding in the relevant bits to enable this possibility. any ideas?

thats because that is what it should be doing. when it initiates power off it stops the array, containers and VMs before it then powers off. But if the array isn't stopping in time, then you're getting parity checks on reboot. you might need to reduce the time it runs on battery to give you more shut down time on battery not fully sure. mine doesn't work at all at the moment. but it should complete a clean power off each time. its normally a container thats holding it up. what do you diagnostic/logs say?

Put more time in NUT before power off.

Looks promising for Powercool. @dmacias please can you incorporate this into NUT for unraid?

further research and it seems that i need to use driver "nutdrv_atcl_usb" how do i add drivers to NUT? https://networkupstools.org/docs/man/nutdrv_atcl_usb.html

i've posted this in General Support but it might get a bit more NUT attention in here:

hi! 8TB Toshiba N300 just arrived, plugged in and run pre-clear. its failing straight away with MBR signature not valid. any advice? plugin is latest version. thank you. preclear_disk_70K0A0LTFAUG_21582.txt