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Internal boot issue - MSI bios doesn't show the nvme boot drive as an option
Yes, it worked. Looks stable so far except for a few missing docker containers. But that's probably because I moved some stuff around to make room on the nvme before moving them back after converting it to a bootable partition.
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Internal boot issue - MSI bios doesn't show the nvme boot drive as an option
- Internal boot issue - MSI bios doesn't show the nvme boot drive as an option
- Internal boot issue - MSI bios doesn't show the nvme boot drive as an option
Actually this was the fdisk result for both nvme before the reboot. I opened another browser tab and ran it once the reboot button showed up.- Internal boot issue - MSI bios doesn't show the nvme boot drive as an option
- Internal boot issue - MSI bios doesn't show the nvme boot drive as an option
- Internal boot issue - MSI bios doesn't show the nvme boot drive as an option
Hello all, is anyone having a bios issue with the MSI bios not allowing the selected nvme drive as a boot option after running the "Internal boot" wizard and rebooting? I have secure boot disabled and AHCI enabled but I still get select the nvme as a boot option after running the wizard, rebooting and going to bios. Uploading Attachment...- [Plugin] Nvidia-Driver
New plugin update is out. Does anyone know the proper steps to get it working again? Is it update then restart Unraid?- Out of memory errors detected on your server
Hmmm.... I believe I already have it set up that way. I have the transcode cache on an NVMe. maybe it's freaking out because it's not on the same share as the actual media files?- Anyone know how to fix this? "Apr 5 21:12:12 Orion root: Error response from daemon: invalid pool request: Pool overlaps with other one on this address space"
I think it maybe be the newer version of Unraid now detects my Wifi and since I have ethernet installed because I want more stable transfer speeds. I get this in my docker container. IPv4 custom network on interface br0: Subnet: 10.0.0.0/24 Gateway: 10.0.0.1 DHCP pool: not set IPv4 custom network on interface wlan0: Subnet: 10.0.0.0/24 Gateway: 10.0.0.1 DHCP pool: not set- mcelog: ERROR: AMD Processor family 25: mcelog does not support this processor
Made the same changes: Updated the BIOS Global c-state control disabled. RAM speed was already set 2666 Will wait to see if I get the error pops up again?- mcelog: ERROR: AMD Processor family 25: mcelog does not support this processor
Hello! The “Fix common problems” plugin has alerted me to post my system diagnosis after the following error: Apr 5 19:47:03 Orion root: Fix Common Problems Version 2025.08.07 Apr 5 19:47:16 Orion root: Fix Common Problems: Error: Machine Check Events detected on your server Apr 5 19:47:16 Orion root: mcelog: ERROR: AMD Processor family 25: mcelog does not support this processor. Please use the edac_mce_amd module instead. Apr 5 19:47:16 Orion root: CPU is unsupported- Out of memory errors detected on your server
Sorry, Is this not that? Not being combative in tone. Really want to learn and fix this. /temp/mnt/media-nvme/Media/TdarrCache/- Out of memory errors detected on your server
Hmmmm.... but I constrained Tdarr's RAM usage to 16GB. Extra Parameters = --runtime=nvidia --memory=16g When you say "work area" do you mean this? /mnt/media/mnt/user/Media/ /temp/mnt/media-nvme/Media/TdarrCache/ /app/server/mnt/system-nvme/docker/appdata/tdarr/server/ /app/configs/mnt/system-nvme/docker/appdata/tdarr/configs/ /app/logs/mnt/system-nvme/docker/appdata/tdarr/logs/- Out of memory errors detected on your server
I don't remember installing a RAM-Disk plugin so I'm not sure why Unraid keeps making a RAM-Disk. Is this new with the current version? Ah wait I am apparently using "[Plugin] RAM-Disk for Docker logs". Should I remove this? - Internal boot issue - MSI bios doesn't show the nvme boot drive as an option
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