CrashDDL

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  1. 3 hours ago, alturismo said:

    may as sample and to selfcheck ... here is my output while my BIOS is also setted to 1024mb

     

    root@AlsServer:~# lspci -vv -s 00:02.0 | grep prefetchable
            Region 0: Memory at 6222000000 (64-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=16M]
            Region 2: Memory at 4000000000 (64-bit, prefetchable) [size=256M]

     

    as you see im also limited to 256 mb which also likes to break everything as soon i use RDP and my client has a higher resolution (will fetch more vram ...)

    I got the same numbers so I have the exact same issue. This is so sad :(

  2. I have a question: How can I set it so that I can at least run 2 VM's at the same time while the vGPU is assigned to them?

    I changed the vRAM to 1GB in the BIOS but in unRaid it still seem to think there is only 128MB therefor only 1 VM will run. The 2nd one will give the error relating to no vRam. Is there something I can do to fix this?

     

    I have:

    Intel i5 7500 with 630 iGPU

    Asus Z270-A motherboard

  3. I upgrade unRaid to the latest RC2 release and since then delugeVPN is not working as before. I used to have both, login for different external IP and set the Proxy from within the WebUI. This gave me great download speed. Now, if I have the Proxy enabled, no download is happening. Everything is seeded though so it is weird to say the least...

  4. For those who are looking for another way to make this work without enabling unsecure connections:

    - Create a user in unRaid > Users menu (unless you have one already)

    - Open "Control Panel" > "Credential Manager" on the computer you are trying to access the unRAID server shares

    - Click "Windows Credentials" > "Add a Windows credential"

    - Enter the network name of the unRaid server for "Internet or network address (example: \\THETOWER)

    - Enter "username" & "password" of the user on the unRAID server.

    - Click ok.

    Done, you should be able to just open the unRAID server and all public shares on it.

     

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  5. I currently use VMware inside Windows 10 and I have set up 22 VM's for the purpose of accessing different accounts via different web browsers and each assigned to different VPN locations via NordVPN. Each Windows 10 VM takes up about 15-20GB space on my M.2 drive. I can comfortably run 8 of them at the same time on my AMD 5900x, 64GB machine.

    I would like to move my workflow to my iPad Pro via MyServers plugin on unRAID.

     

    - Dockers look very interesting but is it possible to install multiple copies of them (Chrome & Firefox) and have each set up to connect to specific VPN locations?

    - Would they retain information between sessions? (browsing history, bookmark bar etc.?)

     

    - What would be your recommendation for doing the same but more efficiently via unRAID?

     

    Thank you for looking