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Thanks you were right. I should've had the function for the virtual line for the sound card set to slot 0x05 and function 0x1. Unfortunately there must be something else wrong too, because I'm still getting a code 43 error.

Hey guys, Having a rough time trying to get a simple GPU passthrough working with a windows 10 (now 11) VM. The OS does recognize the GPU, but lthe resolution is painfully low, and when I look at the adapter properties in device manager, it says "a driver for this device has been disabled," so it's not liking the driver. I've tried a few different things for the driver: 1) Using SpaceInvader One's script to dump the ROM from the card. I haven't been able to get this to work. I get a message that the ROM is too small (under 70kb) and that it will try to reconnect the card. It has me push the power button on my system, and then does nothing when the system comes back from whatever hibernate state it went into. 2) Found what sounds like a matching ROM from techpowerup. This is a Geforce GT 710 1GB. I set the VM to use this as the ROM BIOS. 3) Within the VM, tried manually updating drivers, pointing to the QXL and QXLDOD folders from the VIRTIO drive. I just always get the message that the best drivers are already installed. 4) Within the VM, installed the drivers directly from Nvidia. This results in no change. The graphics and sound are in their own IOMMU group together. I'm using the latest VIRTIO driver. Is there anything I haven't thought of? 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Figured it out. I knew I had custom DNS settings before, but couldn't remember why. It was apparently required in order to disable dns rebind protection on my Nest router. https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/9144137?hl=en

I've tried the address every way I can think of: http://ipaddress https://ipaddress http://tower https://tower The "Local Access" link from the MyServers page. The only one that gives a unique result is https://ipaddress, where it gives the 404 not found nginx message. I just wonder if there is something I need to do with a port forward, or maybe DNS settings that got undone when I factory reset my router.

Long story very short, I factory-reset my wireless router today. I took screenshots of settings that I could, but missed the port forwards. I think I had 2 or 3, and one might've been game related. I re-added the 51820 one for Wireguard. Now when I'm off my local network, and use wireguard to VPN in, I can access my Blue Iris VM stream, but I can't access my Unraid GUI. So in my mind, since I can VPN into my local network, shouldn't I be able to get the GUI? Maybe a missed forward? Any ideas?

Fractal Define 7 XL

Thank you for maintaining this docker container. I've had it churning through a media collection for almost a year now (half-way done). I don't know if you are taking feature requests, but if so, I had an idea. If there's already a way of doing this, let me know. I know you can have multiple Watch Directories, but it would be helpful to be able to assign a priority to each. For example, I want it working on my priority #1 folder when there are jobs there, and when it's empty, falling back to working on my priority #2 folder, so there isn't any down-time but I can still take care of the most important stuff first. I'm envisioning a priority attribute in the paths template, so each Watch Directory can have whatever priority the user wants. Just something I've been thinking about for a while. Thanks again!

Sounds like your needs are similar to mine. My build is the one Lolight linked earlier in the thread. I run a Plex server on mine, and I stream 4k HDR+Atmos content all the time. It's actually overkill for that job. Mostly, I have it continuously running Handbrake on 11 of the 32 cores, as well as Blue Iris surveillance software on a Windows VM running on a couple of the other cores. I've found the Ryzen 5950x to be great, and the system overall has been stable as a rock. I don't use a GPU in my system, so that is saving somewhat on PCIe lanes, but I do use a 10-gig network switch connected to a different PC. What are your specific concerns about lanes?

I'm hoping someone can help educate me on what happened to my server last night. I was using Krusader to move a couple TB of data from one disk to another, to consolidate a share. It was going to take 8 hours or something significant like that, so I let it transfer overnight. Then this morning, I see that one of the disks involved in the transfer is reporting read errors(s) and now I'm rebuilding the data on that disk. All of my disks are fairly new Ironwolf Pro, and I highly doubt there's anything wrong with this disk. In fact, I think this has happened to me before. Looking at my system logs, I found the lines below from 3am, regarding disk sdo, which is the disk with errors. Am I correct in assuming that this was caused by CA Backup/Restore trying to stop Krusader while I had a file transfer in progress? If so, is there any way I can prevent this in the future? Thanks, Steve Jan 3 03:00:01 Haven CA Backup/Restore: Stopping binhex-krusader Jan 3 03:00:01 Haven unassigned.devices: Adding partition 'sdo1'... Jan 3 03:00:01 Haven unassigned.devices: Mounting partition 'sdo1' at mountpoint '/mnt/disks/ST14000NE0008-2JK101_ZHZ7637K'... Jan 3 03:00:01 Haven unassigned.devices: Mount drive command: /sbin/mount -t 'xfs' -o rw,noatime,nodiratime '/dev/sdo1' '/mnt/disks/ST14000NE0008-2JK101_ZHZ7637K' Jan 3 03:00:01 Haven kernel: XFS (sdo1): Filesystem has duplicate UUID 87a8d7d8-43ea-4db1-bd82-4287f89568a0 - can't mount Jan 3 03:00:01 Haven unassigned.devices: Mount of 'sdo1' failed: 'mount: /mnt/disks/ST14000NE0008-2JK101_ZHZ7637K: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdo1, missing codepage or helper program, or other error. ' Jan 3 03:00:01 Haven unassigned.devices: Partition 'ST14000NE0008-2JK101_ZHZ7637K' cannot be mounted. haven-diagnostics-20220103-0829.zip

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I also have been experiencing this refusal to mount, since yesterday. I didn't change anything, and I've always been able to just mount/unmount this drive whenever I wanted. I found that stopping the array was enough to get it to mount, rather than rebooting.

Dang, ok thanks. I will just try to rebuild same disk and call it a fluke. Sucks to rebuild 14TB disk though.

Hoping someone can take a look at my logs and help me determine what happened and what I should do. Last night, one of my disks got taken offline while I was moving a batch of files from it to my cache drive, and I think it was saying read errors. From what I can tell, the SMART details don't look much different from the other disks, and it says it passes. My array is connected through an HBA card and SAS expander card, so it could possibly have been a hiccup in either of those too. My array is like 6 months old, so I'm hoping this disk isn't actually toast. Thanks I appreciate any help. haven-diagnostics-20211008-0731.zip

I was going to say check out my build in my signature, but I guess signatures are only visible when viewing the forum on desktop. Here's where I'm at currently: Unraid Pro 6.10.0-rc1 Array: 10x 14TB Seagate Ironwolf Pro (2 parity) Case: Fractal Define 7 XL Motherboard: Asus Prime X570 Pro CPU: Ryzen 9 5950x Memory: Kingston 64GB 3200MHz DDR4 ECC Cache: Samsung 980 Pro 2TB NVMe and 980 Pro 500GB NVMe HBA Card: LSI 9211-8i (IT mode) (cooled with Noctua 40mm) SAS Expander: Intel RES2CV240 (cooled with Noctua 40mm) Network Card: Intel X550-T1 10Gbps PSU: EVGA 850 GR CPU Cooler: Corsair H115i RGB Pro XT UPS: APC 650W Hotswap Bay: Icy Dock flexiDOCK MB795SP-B

TY let me know if you need any standoffs because I have way more than I could ever use.

I drilled 3 holes in the floor and used brass standoffs to mount it. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.

Small update in my build. I upgraded one of my cache drives from 500GB to 2TB. Still Samsung 980 Pro NVMe. This is the cache drive I use for moving files between this machine and my main PC. It was big enough for that, but then I started to use Handbrake to re-encode a large video collection, and using this cache drive as the platform for that.

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I'm pulling my hair out over this one. Since updating to the new RC last night, I am no longer able to access my shares from my main PC, which I was previously doing via a secondary, 10Gb NIC on eth1. I've tried re-making the user, clearing out all the old shares and their registry entries. Rebooted both machines a dozen times. It lets me connect to the share, but when I go to navigate the folders, it just spins and times out. When I connect via the 1Gb connection on eth0, all is fine. But I really need that 10Gb speed between these machines. Any ideas what I can check? I really didn't change anything else aside from the OS update. Thanks.

I'm also interested, because my curiosity may take me to rack-mounting things at some point. You may get more/better answers by making a new thread, because I don't know if people will really see your question here.

I went ahead and rebooted the system, with the raid enclosure turned off and unplugged from the system, and now the errors have stopped, which leads me to believe it could be the culprit. I'm going to pull each disk and do a chkdsk on my windows PC.

Did you ever figure this out? I'm having the same problem.

@Symon I saw you posted the same issue in Jan-2019, but I didn't see a resolution from you. The other user on that thread mentioned not mounting a drive to be passed through, but my passed through drive is not mounted.

Hey guys, Today I noticed that my system log is full of the same repeating error(s), going back as far as the full size of the log, which appears to be 3 days. I have not noticed my system behaving badly in any way, but my syslog is useless if I can't shut this error up. I have tried researching this error without much luck. Please if anyone can point me in the right direction, I'd really appreciate it. I have 2 unassigned drives, both NTFS. One is a USB raid-50 enclosure with 8 disks. I'm able to mount it and RW with it. This error persists even when that drive is powered off and unplugged from the system. My other drive is a HDD passed through to a Windows 10 VM, where I formatted it within the VM. Those are the only 2 NTFS drives in my system. I wish I knew when this started, because that would help me narrow it down, but I have no idea. Thanks Jul 16 13:50:49 Haven ntfs-3g[7775]: ntfs_mst_post_read_fixup_warn: magic: 0x3a00b303 size: 4096 usa_ofs: 13360 usa_count: 13114: Invalid argument Jul 16 13:50:49 Haven ntfs-3g[7775]: Actual VCN (0x153024243000e20) of index buffer is different from expected VCN (0x0) in inode 0x3aaee. haven-diagnostics-20210716-1142.zip

Yeah sounds like you're only a month or two behind me, as I had no idea either. It's dead simple to set up. One port needs to be plugged into your HBA card (doesn't matter which port), and then all the other ports are free ports for 4x HDDs. So with one HBA and two expanders, you could connect 40 drives to the same PCIe slot. Here is the link to the expander card I bought from eBay. Another user gave me a tip that this guy will accept offers of $75, which is much lower than his listed price. It has a legit intel chip on it, though I'm not sure the card is genuine intel or some kind of OEM / grey market. I just drilled holes in my case and used brass standoffs to mount it, since I didn't want it rattling around and potentially shorting out.