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If you're like me, you might not even have much luck with passthru to a VM. I seem to get the card to recognize on first (hardware) boot, but if I need to boot the VM for any reason the card isn't recognized.

Not much consolation, but I'm having pretty much the same experience running windows 11 My hardware: Intel Arc A750 Limited Edition Asus Strix x570-e gaming AMD Ryzen 9 3900X Kingston NV2 2TB (passthru) Unraid Version: 6.12 I am booting unRaid with CSM in the bios. Because the NVMe is passthru, I've booted up the system directly to Windows (switching to UEFI) to make sure everything works fine. GPU-Z recognizes the card, sees that ReBAR is set, all looks good. I've also tried virtually mapping the soundcard onto the same virtual slot with no luck. I think there may also be an Intel Bluetooth device that comes with the card so I've begun experimenting with passing that as well (Going back to @SpaceInvaderOne tutorial talking about Nvidia splitting soundcards causing problems) Current test I'm running is a VM with Ubuntu 23.04. Hardinfo see an Intel i915 card but testing with something like blender not seeing the Xe-HPG or intel-compute-runtime Dave

Regarding the GooglePhotoSync, this thread was super useful and did not come up easily for some reason

Turned out removing the app and the image wasn't enough. I had to delete the appdata/nextcloud folder. Of course now that I've had success I find out NC Hub 21 has dumped OnlyOffice for Collabra which I find to be much more sluggish *sigh* Thanks for the help regardless. Progress has been made.

Is installing MariaDB something that has to be done separately? I know SpaceInvaderOne's tutorial describes it but its a few years old and wasn't sure if it was still the best practice. I've removed the docker app and image multiple times. I am installing from the Community Applications interface choosing "Nextcloud - knex666's Repository" and the steps from the first post in this thread (setting folder rights, not concerned about external access yet). I was under the assumption it has a sqlserver of some fashion bundled if you didn't specify one.

I'm attempting a first time fresh install and have run into the following set of problems: After install is complete and I've added the ExtraParams and PostArgs I'm left in Maintenance mode. From the unRaid console I issue: docker exec -u www-data -it Nextcloud /bin/bash php /var/www/html/occ maintenance:mode --off This clears the Maintenance mode but now I'm presented with: Update to 21.0.1 Exception: Updates between multiple major versions and downgrades are unsupported. Detailed logs Preparing update Set log level to debug Turned on maintenance mode Exception: Updates between multiple major versions and downgrades are unsupported. The update was unsuccessful. For more information check our forum post covering this issue. in the browser or www-data@4e8c6e8a1b7c:~/html$ php ./occ upgrade Nextcloud or one of the apps require upgrade - only a limited number of commands are available You may use your browser or the occ upgrade command to do the upgrade Setting log level to debug Exception: Updates between multiple major versions and downgrades are unsupported. Update failed Maintenance mode is kept active Resetting log level from the container command line. I've tried a occ maintenance:repair as suggesting in a different forum but still no luck. This seems like a pretty substantial hurdle out of the gate. I could go with SpaceInvaderOne's process but I'm not sure there is enough of a benefit of creating an separate MariaDB container.