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HarleyH

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  1. Hello all, The Intel ixgbe driver for Intel's 10GB network cards does not currently enable advertisement for 2.5GB and 5GB link speeds. The result is that an ethtool command must be executed to enable advertisement for 2.5GB and 5GB link speeds. The readme provided with the Intel driver states that it is possible to enable NBASE-T support before the interface is brought up. Below is an excerpt from the Intel driver readme explaining what can be done: Is this something that can be done on Unraid? If not, is there a recommended method for automating the necessary ethtool command during the boot process for Unraid? Thanks in advance! -Harley
  2. I can confirm the same issue. I have a 6.9.2 server that had a basic license. I added several new drives and ended up in the same situation. No web access at all, etc. I could sign in at the console command line and was able to review the syslog. I found the entry from ethttpd referencing too many devices. I unplugged disks until I was under the limit for the Basic license then booted up again. Everything came up as expected. I was then able to upgrade my license, shutdown, re-attach my new disks, then boot normally again. I currently have version 2021.07.28.1824 on the My Servers plugin installed.
  3. I would like to second/third this request. ARM64 devices are becoming more popular. Microsoft Windows has an ARM64 edition available, and Apple is now moving to ARM64 as their primary OS platform. QEMU already proves the needed code to emulate the ARM64 platforms on other distributions. It would be awesome to have the capability included in Unraid as well.

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