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@Griz Change your AppData Config Path to: /mnt/user/Docker/binhex-krusader I had the same problem and this fixed it.
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Freeze/Stuttering - Threadripper 1920x - Windows 10 VM
GHunter replied to Kronos69's topic in VM Engine (KVM)
As a follow up, I transferred 10 gigs of large files and then 10 gigs of small files back and forth between my VM and unRaid. My CPU usage showed between 34 and 44 percent. No stuttering in my VM during file transfers. -
Freeze/Stuttering - Threadripper 1920x - Windows 10 VM
GHunter replied to Kronos69's topic in VM Engine (KVM)
I doubt this would be an issue but you never know. I could run a few tests on my setup this afternoon to see if I have similar problems. I'm in the middle of a parity check right now. My Win 10 VM's were created new a few months ago all on Q35 and UEFI each with their own GPU. They all use a raw image for the vdisk which resides on an SSD cache drive formatted as XFS. My hardware is in my signature. Maybe this might provide useful info. I don't know. But I'll try it in a few hours. My VM's are mostly used to run Emby Theater to other rooms in the house and they have no problems streaming Bluray quality movies at the same time. -
This would be nice to have, especially if the IP is dynamic. I was curious about this and we already know the mac address for each VM as it is in each vm's xml file, so we can probably get the ip using arp command or something similar.
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Ah, OK. Thanks for pointing that out. I know some plugins are good about handling that problem for us and others aren't. Since this is @Squid plugin, I should have known better ?
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Paste your code into a text editor like Notepad++ or EditPad Lite and double check it. There is something extra in there when you copy and paste. Also, convert to UNIX/Linux Line Feed instead of Windows Carriage Return. This is a common problem when copying and pasting Linux scripts using Windows PC's.
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Unable to Increase / Change the size of a VM Image File
GHunter replied to techno_81's topic in VM Engine (KVM)
Stop the VM, then left click on the VM name (not the icon). Then you'll see your disk devices listed. In the capacity column, the size can be clicked on and edited. -
Unable to Increase / Change the size of a VM Image File
GHunter replied to techno_81's topic in VM Engine (KVM)
If you're running unRAID v6.5.2, then the resize function will work in the GUI. Here is the command to do it if you want to do it via the command line: fallocate -l 100G "/mnt/user/Windows 10/vdisk1.img" Change the 100G to the size you need and the path to your vdisk image. Note that you should only be increasing the size as decreasing it can cause problems. -
Check out this thread.
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Changed Status to Solved
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Changed Status to Closed
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Thanks. I don't' have any idea where the root of the problem lies and have reported it in multiple places.
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I installed Community Applications plugin yesterday and tried to install a few docker containers. After clicking the install button to install a docker container, the page was blank. I tried a few other times with the same result and nothing installed. I tried uninstalling CA, reinstalling CA, rebooting the server and always had the same result. This shows up in my syslog when trying to install a docker container: Apr 10 19:23:22 FileSvr root: error: /Apps/AddContainer?xmlTemplate=default:/tmp/community.applications/tempFiles/templates-community-apps/linuxserversRepository/duckdns.xml: missing csrf_token CA installs plugins fine as I tried that with the FCP plugin and ran that to see if I had any errors. Nothing was found except a few minor warnings. I made sure that no other windows or apps were connected to unRAID as I know that can cause problems with csrf tokens. Also, I tried with 3 different browsers, Firefox, Edge, and Chrome. Note: I originally thought this was a CA problem so I posted there first but dlandon had replied that this could be an 6.5.1-RC5 problem so I posted here as well. Anyways, here are my diags. Thanks for the help. filesvr-diagnostics-20180411-0512.zip
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Figured it was a CA problem. Thanks, I'll post there then.
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Well, no luck there. Thanks anyways.
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Thanks for the suggestion. I use Windows Defender. No other virus protection or adblockers. I can try disabling it to see if that is the cause.
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I installed CA yesterday and tried to install a few docker containers. After clicking the install button to install a docker container, the page was blank. I tried a few other times with the same result and nothing installed. I tried uninstalling CA, reinstalling CA, rebooting the server and always had the same result. This shows up in my syslog when trying to install a docker: Apr 10 19:23:22 FileSvr root: error: /Apps/AddContainer?xmlTemplate=default:/tmp/community.applications/tempFiles/templates-community-apps/linuxserversRepository/duckdns.xml: missing csrf_token CA installs plugins fine as I tried that with FCP and ran that to see if I had any errors. Nothing was found except a few minor warnings. I made sure that no other windows or apps were connected to unRAID as I know that can cause problems with csrf tokens. One other note is that i tired with 3 different browsers, Firefox, Edge, and Chrome. Anyways, here are my diags. Thanks for the help. filesvr-diagnostics-20180411-0512.zip
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Windows VM continously starts in Auto Repair and won't boot
GHunter replied to jeffmackinnon's topic in VM Engine (KVM)
No. I figure the vdisk image was corrupt or something. Been stable with the back though. I always backup my vdisk images just in case. -
Windows VM continously starts in Auto Repair and won't boot
GHunter replied to jeffmackinnon's topic in VM Engine (KVM)
I had this happen with one of my VM's recently. I had a backup of the vdisk so I was able to copy it over and boot up ok. Other than that, I had no luck getting through the Windows repair cycle. You might just have to start from scratch unless someone else has a solution. -
Did you passthrough a GPU to the linux VM or are you using VNC? If you did GPU passthrough, you can try updating the video card drivers and see if that helps. I don't have much experience with linux either but just thought I'd offer a suggestion.
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Unable to Increase / Change the size of a VM Image File
GHunter replied to techno_81's topic in VM Engine (KVM)
You can increase the vdisk size manually in the mean time by using the instructions in this post by @johnnie.black (Thanks Johnnie!) in the terminal. I had to increase mine last week. -
It was just a function that didn't work as intended and I wanted to report it so you guys were aware of it. In all honesty though, I don't see the need to keep the VIRTIO CD iso or the OS install iso mounted as once this part of the installation process is done, it is no longer of any use. If you guys remove the detach function, I can still edit the XML file manually.
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nvidia GT1030 passthru code 43 problems in Windows 10 VM
GHunter replied to JustinChase's topic in VM Engine (KVM)
I can't help with dumping and using a vbios for a graphics card as I have never had to do this. I have 3 GPU's plus the onboard GPU which unRaid uses. However, you can just create a new VM and try to get that one starting up properly and then use your old vdisk either by moving it to your new folder for the VM or by changing the path in the XML to point to it. I have never tried passing through the Intel GPU and sound either so I am no help there. It seemed like it was to new and experimental to go through the hassle. My MB is very similar to yours. Are you using legacy bios or EFI? Legacy bios has been working just fine for me so I don't have any reason to change it. -
I can confirm that this is resolved in 6.5.1-RC2
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Just upgraded to RC2 this morning and tried to detach an ISO from several VMs and it did not work. Tried to detach a vdisk also and that did not work either. No error was shown, just didn't happen. filesvr-diagnostics-20180324-0710.zip