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I believe unraid already uses 4KB page size. If I'm not mistaken, nothing needs to change there. As for the rest, I dug through a bunch of issues pages and folders on the repo, I believe these are the modules: Also discovered ION isn't necessary, apparently it's recommended for legacy kernels, when DMABUF_HEAPS isn't available or something. There's another module that seems to be mentioned that lets the system better track resource usage when using android, but I dont think it's required to function, more a good to have: CONFIG_PSI=y No worries, thanks for responding!

@ich777 Sorry for tagging out of the blue, but I could really use your expertise on this. I and seemingly a few others are trying to get an Android Docker container running on Unraid, but it looks like we’re missing some key kernel modules for it to work. The dev listed these as mandatory kernel features: binderfs ashmem / memfd IPv6 ION / DMA-BUF Heaps 4KB page size If I'm not mistaken, memfd, ipv6, and 4KB page size are already present, but the rest are missing. binderfs and DMA-BUF Heaps being the main pieces, but I believe ION and ashmem are beneficial for it as well. What would be the best way to go about enabling these?

This is due to a bug in docker itself, according to this github issue: https://github.com/pterodactyl/panel/issues/3999 the bug in docker has been patched, but you'll have to wait for the next unraid update where they update the docker version. If you need it right now, it still works on unraid 6.9.2