Kagami Hiiragi

I've found the problem, it was related to fast boot option & uefi boot settings of my motherboard's UEFI. I don't know why I didn't discover it earlier. I've made some changes to boot settings and now it boots correctly on 6.10.3 too.

Yes. Maybe it wasn't properly written to USB drive or something... I just clicked update & reboot via the web interface as usual and it wasn't bootable after that.

This update bricked my system. I attached monitor and there's no anything on the screen after the BIOS screen. Network card was blinking but I wasn't able to ping it. Thankfully I made boot drive backup right before the update. So I flashed it again and now it works fine (on 6.10.2). Unfortunately I made backup right during the parity check (scheduled on 15th of every month) and it started another parity check right after the boot and instantly found 1 error... I hope it's some bug when parity starts after the boot, because it finished today without any errors, before I upgraded to 6.10.3.

Hi @timmyx, great guide, managed to configure my own setup following it. That's because unraid will create pre-configured container with a docker create command and you will need to start it with a docker start command to apply settings. That way the run script basically boils down to docker start -a youtube-dl and you can edit everything else with unraid GUI. You can read about those docker commands here: https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/create/ https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/start/ I also had to modify the container and add aria2 downloader because youtube roughly throttles my downloading speed after ~10 videos. Example settings for this are: --external-downloader 'aria2c' --external-downloader-args '--console-log-level=warn -c -x 16 -s 16 -k 1M' It's not great either, but at least I can get 1MiB/s (without aria it's only about 50KiB/s).