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De rien, je vois que tu obtiens quelques réponses dans cet autre fil. Tu peux aussi essayer d'aller sur le Discord de la communauté FR https://forums.unraid.net/topic/109073-homelab-discord-français/ J'y ai trouvé pas mal de gens dispo à aider et c'est plus facile pour faire du debug en temps réel qu'un forum.

Alors c'est vrai que de prime abord c'est un peu la galère. Parce que suivant ta configuration (1 ou +ieurs GPU, la marque du GPU, le type CPU) ce n'est pas forcément tout à fait la même marche à suivre. C'est pour ça que tu ne trouveras de "recette" qui marche à tous les coups et que c'est donc un procédé qui reste pour l'instant artisanal. SI tu n'arrives pas à installer le driver de ta CG c'est que le GPU est mal/ou pas détecté. Mon conseil : va faire un tour dans la section https://forums.unraid.net/forum/51-vm-engine-kvm/ et repère quelqu'un qui a une configuration semblable à la tienne Intel/AMD. Le mieux pour avancer serait que tu poste un thread dans cette même section en anglais bien sur, en partageant ta configuration, l'XML de ta VM. Franchement ça vaut la peine de se prendre un peut la tête, je ne joue plus que comme ça.

Thanks I had the same issue as @Shamalamadindong (not with Azure though) but it did fix it for me.

Donc si je comprend bien, tu souhaites ré-intégré un disque qui a foiré dans ton array, disque que tu as récupéré à coup de format et qui est maintenant vide. ça revient finalement à un changement de disque. Le mode opératoire serait alors d'après la doc : Stop the array Unassign the old drive if still assigned (to unassign, set it to No Device) Power down [ Optional ] Pull the old drive (you may want to leave it installed for Preclearing or testing) Install the new drive Power on Assign the new drive in the slot of the old drive Go to the Main -> Array Operation section Put a check in the Yes, I'm sure checkbox (next to the information indicating the drive will be rebuilt), and click the Start button The rebuild will begin, with hefty disk activity on all drives, lots of writes on the new drive and lots of reads on all other drives All of the contents of the old drive will be copied onto the new drive, making it an exact replacement, except possibly with more capacity than the old drive. Sauf que dans ton cas tu n'aurais pas besoin des étapes 3-4-5-6 puisque tu as déjà fait le taf, voir la 2 si tu as déjà enlevé le disque de ton array.

Salut, As-tu vérifier la vitesse de ton lien ? Regarde si ta carte réseau n'est pas en 100M au lieu d'1G.

When I considered self hosting a mastodon node, I found this template made by @emptyfish : https://unraid.net/community/apps?q=bytemark#r It can act as a local relay to gmail to send outboud email. I plan to use it for user management purposes (password reset, ...)

Si ça fonctionne en local c'est ta redirection de port WAN/LAN qui ne fonctionne pas. As-tu un nom de domaine ? As-tu paramétré un reverse proxy ? Bref quel est ton environnement réseau.

First of all nice finding @ryanm91, in the beginning of my Gaming VM creation I followed a similar guide but honestly I totally forgot about it. @Mrtj18 you obviously does not have the same issue, I would suggest collecting more logs from Windows this time, you'll find a guide there : https://bobcares.com/blog/perfmon-counters-for-cpu-usage/#:~:text=Perfmon Counters for CPU Usage include Processor%3A % Processor Time%2C,that are running on it. It will explain how to enable a detailled activity of your processor and the % of time your CPUs are in each state.

You can press 1 to have detailled data by CPU core, you'll be able to see the % of load for each status per core: us: user cpu time (or) % CPU time spent in user space sy: system cpu time (or) % CPU time spent in kernel space ni: user nice cpu time (or) % CPU time spent on low priority processes id: idle cpu time (or) % CPU time spent idle wa: io wait cpu time (or) % CPU time spent in wait (on disk) hi: hardware irq (or) % CPU time spent servicing/handling hardware interrupts si: software irq (or) % CPU time spent servicing/handling software interrupts st: steal time - - % CPU time in involuntary wait by virtual cpu while hypervisor is servicing another processor (or) % CPU time stolen from a virtual machine When playing or during a benchmark, your processor is at 100% so it's doing something, the question is what. This tool might tell us if it's busy with something else, by disk IO for example (wa).

It might be interesting to capture a detailed output of the top command on the unraid host with all the core during a benchmark, something like that :

@DarkyCage like ryanm91 wrote, I would try with 12-23 and 36-47 to see if there's any difference. @Mrtj18 I think that your CPUs should be powerful enough, I mean yes the 3600x is not new but 6c/12t is still relevant IMHO. Did you tried to look at what your VM CPU was doing during a benchmark, using a tool like perfmon ? This could tell you where the bottleneck is if any. IO for example would be a good culprit.

Yes that's it. Keep the cpus 0,1,2+6,7,8 for unraid and isolate and pin 3,4,5+9,10,11 for your Windows VM.

I would interpret your output like this : To maximize performance you should associate the CPU that share the same cache level, in particular for L3 cache ("red" column). So I would test with either the green or yellow (sorry for the messy drawing) group of CPU isolated & pinned to your VM. You could add more CPU but they will share the L3 cache with CPUs not pinned to your VM.

According to some random google search of mine, the 5900x core layout is like this : lscpu -e (host): CPU NODE SOCKET CORE L1d:L1i:L2:L3 ONLINE MAXMHZ MINMHZ MHZ 0 0 0 0 0:0:0:0 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 1 0 0 1 1:1:1:0 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 2 0 0 2 2:2:2:0 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 3 0 0 3 3:3:3:0 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 4 0 0 4 4:4:4:0 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 5 0 0 5 5:5:5:0 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 6 0 0 6 8:8:8:1 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 7 0 0 7 9:9:9:1 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 8 0 0 8 10:10:10:1 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 9 0 0 9 11:11:11:1 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 10 0 0 10 12:12:12:1 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 11 0 0 11 13:13:13:1 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 12 0 0 0 0:0:0:0 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 13 0 0 1 1:1:1:0 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 14 0 0 2 2:2:2:0 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 3700.000 15 0 0 3 3:3:3:0 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 16 0 0 4 4:4:4:0 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 17 0 0 5 5:5:5:0 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 3237.737 18 0 0 6 8:8:8:1 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 19 0 0 7 9:9:9:1 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 20 0 0 8 10:10:10:1 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 21 0 0 9 11:11:11:1 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 22 0 0 10 12:12:12:1 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 23 0 0 11 13:13:13:1 yes 4950.1948 2200.0000 2200.000 You should try isolating & pinning all the CPUs that share L3 cache to maximize performances, so for example 6-18, 7-19 and up to 11-23. Otherwise unraid could make use of the L3 cache for itself which would eventually lead to cache evictions and therefore bad performance. As I did for my 5800x, but I found something interesting : You could try to set it to "On Demand" : Default for ACPI CPU Freq driver. Scales CPU frequency based on load. Frequency stepping is aggressive. Maybe you could hit a little bit more than 4.5ghz for a couple of core. @DarkyCage Could you share the output of lscpu -e command on your unraid server ?

Yes the guide is well written, I couldn't get any simpler explanation how to interpret the CPU layout. Did you try to look at the CPU frequency of your core during your tests ? Not whithin the VM but in unraid ? Just to be sure the frequency scales up to what it should.

@ryanm91 I did not try to play with iothreads, I'm still trying to figure out if it useful in my case as I use an NVME disk in passthrough and therefore don't use any virtio-scsi or virtio-blk devices. I do not know what do you mean with emulation core ?

You said that you pinned some CPU cores to the VM but did you also isolated them from the system ? In my case I pinned half of my core to my gaming VM and isolated them from unraid so that they are fully dedicated to my VM. You should not expect a lot of improvement about static hugepages, according to this link : https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PCI_passthrough_via_OVMF#Huge_memory_pages You can check if you use transparent huge pages by using a simple command, for example on my server : root@XXXX:~# grep AnonHugePages /proc/meminfo AnonHugePages: 31379456 kB It matches the 32GB I have allocated to my 3 VM. I suggest you read the whole chapter 5 on the link I provided there's a lot of good advice on CPU pinning for example and what core you should bind according to your CPU internal layout.

In my case the VM did not boot at all : black screen and a core at 100% for a few seconds. So I'm not sure it is the root cause, but anyway applying those settings won't do any harm.

Salut, Tu as une CG en passthrough, elle est bien détectée ? Tu peux nous faire voir ton fichier XML ?

I succefully installed Authentik thanks to this video, but after that there's a steep learning curve about terminology and concepts. To be honest I'm strill trying to figure out what is an outpost, and should I care about it. Here's a link I followed to mimic what Authelia does for a simple SSO with NPM : https://geekscircuit.com/set-up-authentik-sso-with-nginx-proxy-manager/ I also had a 500 error fixed by adjusting the proxy_pass in NPM configuration, as explained in the link : I will definitely continue to dig on how use this tool as the possibilities are larger comparing to Authelia.

ça fait un moment que je l'ai fait, je ne m'en rappelle plus trop. Quoiqu'il en soit le site d'Authelia a un tuto pour NPM (et d'autres) : https://www.authelia.com/integration/proxies/nginx-proxy-manager/ Mais de mémoire ma conf ressemble plus à ce qu'on peut trouver dans celui là : https://thehomelab.wiki/books/dns-reverse-proxy/page/setup-authelia-to-work-with-nginx-proxy-manager#:~:text=If you are using Nginx,each proxy host you setup.

J'ai définitivement adopté Moonlight pour jouer, d'ailleurs j'ai trouvé un soft pas mal : GameStream Launchpad (https://github.com/cgarst/gamestream_launchpad) Il permet, entre autre, de choisir une résolution avant de lancer la session de jeux, bien utile dans mon cas puisque j'ai plusieurs clients chacun avec sa propre résolution. La résolution n'est pas tout, j'avais aussi des soucis de mise à l'échelle de l'interface Windows entre tous ces changements de résolution. J'ai donc trouvé un script qui permet de changer ça, par exemple pour mettre en 125% : @ECHO OFF explorer ms-settings:display ping -n 2 127.0.0.1 > nul :VBSDynamicBuild SET TempVBSFile=%tmp%\~tmpSendKeysTemp.vbs IF EXIST "%TempVBSFile%" DEL /F /Q "%TempVBSFile%" ECHO Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") >>"%TempVBSFile%" ECHO Wscript.Sleep 500 >>"%TempVBSFile%" ECHO WshShell.SendKeys "{TAB 6}{UP 5}{DOWN 1}" >>"%TempVBSFile%" ECHO Wscript.Sleep 500 >>"%TempVBSFile%" ECHO WshShell.SendKeys "%%{F4}" >>"%TempVBSFile%" CSCRIPT //nologo "%TempVBSFile%" explorer ms-settings:display ping -n 2 127.0.0.1 > nul CSCRIPT //nologo "%TempVBSFile%" EXIT

I found some people on the 6.11.1 release thread that had the same issue as yours :

Hello, Maybe by providing the diagnostics file someone could help you to figure out what is happening.

What are the symptoms and could you post your XML ? Black screen and a CPU at 100% ? If yes check this topic, it may be the same issue I had :