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BIOS Update was enough. I have 62.7 / 64 GB available now which I consider perfectly normal and similar to my previous setup. :)

I will let you know tonight when parity rebuild is finished. Thanks already for the confirmation.

I know it's not my thread but I'll chime in anyway. At least you've got 16GB Of my 64GB of RAM I get a whopping... 1.8GB of usable RAM. From what I read in other topics, 'half the RAM' being available can be attributed to using DELL RAID cards (e.g. the H310 I use), which can be mitigated by blocking the SMBus pins. That's something I'll try once parity sync is through. However, I use 4 sticks á 16GB and I get 1/8th of a single stick available, so something very strange is going on. 4 Sticks being dead is very unlikely, but I'll test them also after parity. I've also added my diagnostics for good measure, where it mentions This. 41 --- WARNING: BIOS bug: CPU MTRRs don't cover all of memory, losing 63456MB of RAM. bentobox-diagnostics-20230622-1239.zip Things I'll try but currently haven't: - update Asus Prime Z390-A BIOS (it's somewhat old) - block SMBus pins on IT'd H310 - check for bad slots / dimms

Nice, wasn't aware it was stored in a different base folder. The plugins and plugin errors were all stored elsewhere and I couldn't find it. Thanks a ton!

Heya! I'm having an issue with it where the app in Community APps is stuck on 'pending' (and has been for 2 weeks now, despite two restarts). I had issues with the original container (wouldn't update after upgrading Unraid OS) and deleted the original plugin. After uninstalling I wanted to install it on Community Apps again but it's stuck and I'm sadly lost at how I can resolve this.

Heya! I just discovered that tModLoader got deprecated with this recent update of it. Big pity. I literally waited two years for that update since it's the 1.4 compatible stable 🤣 fml I've found some guides on how to set up the Steam tModLoader in a linux environment, but I'm not a pro when it comes to dockers themselves. Would the master branch of the regular Terraria docker be a good enough starting point for me to attempt building a custom docker from with tMod added or is another branch more suitable for that endeavour?

It's running on a Xeon E5-1620 from what feels like 200 years ago But indeed, after retrying with that x86 forced param it does seem to run stable now, though I'm positive I tried that before (hence why the parameter already existed buy I had changed it to false after it didn't help). Perhaps it was a combination of things, such as re-verifying files. Either way, I just wanted to report back to mention that it does, indeed, run stable.

Heya Ich777 and others in this thread~ I've been using quite a lot of game server dockers from you and they normally work flawlessly One that doesn't is the Arma3 ones and I'm getting the same 'Segmentation fault' and 'Could not enable linux core dumps. Error 1' that others have reported many pages back. I read a few of the posts I could actually find and concluded the following potential fixes: - verifying files - clean install - ensure mounts don't point at the fusion storage - try FORCE_X86 - use valid steam account - purchase something worth 5$ with the account (or does the account need to have that item in its library? I have 5€ (>5$) in my steam wallet and purchased a gift for my main account) I think the account should be fine, since I used it to run a windows server for arma previously. These are the logs I'm getting on a pretty clean install. These are the container settings. Note I have both ServerFiles and Profiles set to /cache/ These are my share settings (appdata has been set to 'prefer' cache for ages) Is there anything else I can still try? I don't mind log messages if they're harmless; but that error causes the server to seemingly randomly restart while playing. Thanks a lot in advance for anyone who can chime in with some suggestions. And thanks a ton to ich777 for creating all those dockers.

Thanks a ton! That will be exactly what I was looking for.

I'm running an ich777/terrariaserver and an ich777/steamcmd:valheim docker on my Unraid server. When attempting to add the Arma3 server I noticed that it only let me 'update' it, and it instead updated the valheim server. I assume I'm using your containers wrong...? It doesn't seem to be possible to have two dockers based on steamcmd installed at the same time, even though they should pull and run completely different games. (none of the 'ich777/steamcmd:XXX' can be installed in parallel).