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I know your post is over 3 years old, but I think I know the answer In htop I think this is the script that is executing, "webGui/scripts/share_size" - you could kill this process to stop it computing?

https://forums.zoneminder.com/viewtopic.php?f=41&t=30926 @dlandon It appears this is a reproducable issue in the zoneminder.unraid docker image - I came across that forum post when trying to find out why my container refused to start up. I think it might be necessary to restart the mysql service automatically during a fresh install? Not sure what's going on here, still quite new to all this.

Oh that's weird, mine looks different! 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Xeon E3-1200 v3/4th Gen Core Processor Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 06) This is for my Fedora machine, it's got an i5-4460 in it. I don't know why it says Xeon E3-1200 🤨 I am going to guess this will show differently when I pick up the new CPU. Let's assume it will be normal and what you suggested will work I'll post here in a week or so if it doesn't!

Thanks for your response Simon, that should be helpful for when I purchase the CPU. I ran this on my current Fedora computer and it gave results in a different structure. It looks like "0.02.0" for my VGA item in the lspci list. I am probably running an old kernel version, but will I see a different output when doing it in unraid?

Hi all, I am new to unraid and looking to build a new Plex server using the i5-11500 and using unraid on it. I found a video that stated that hardware acceleration wasn't supported by unraid during early April. I also found two threads, this one and also this one, that discussed some issues with this CPU and getting it to work properly in unraid. Could I get a confirmation that this CPU is now fully supported out-of-the-box without any kernel or boot tweaks to get the iGPU/quicksync features to work? Are those aforementioned issues resolved? Thanks in advance for your help.