saneguy

Makes sense. Thank you for the clarification.

Update: I reseated the cable and its been a few days since I have seen this. Even after reseating the cable, the Unraid GUI was still reporting the disk as emulated. I rebuilt the disk again. Question: Shouldn't the GUI update when the disk is reachable again? Will a temporary cable seating issue force a rebuild of the disk?

A disk in my host keeps going out of service. I am able to rebuild the device without any issues (stop array -> remove device -> start array -> stop array -> add device -> start array -> rebuild). During the rebuild, the disk is perfect fine. But as soon as the rebuild is done, within a day, the disk goes out of service again. This has now happened 2 times. Please advise. diagnostics-20220410-1845.zip

Tried Firefox. I do see the VM tab now but its terribly slow. In the attached, you can see that the VM page has only loaded partially. No ad blocker as well Wondering if there has been a regression in RC4. Cause Safari used to work.

I did. Multiple times. And then I thought somehow Unraid was corrupted and I rebuilt the USB as well.... Nothing.

When I try to enable VM manager, the action never completes. The screenshot attached shows the errors observed in the console. Also, when I click on the "APPLY" button, it seems as if there is no response. I had to click it multiple times to get it going. Or possibly the issue is poor visual feedback from the button. I am on OSX Monterey, Safari browser. Please assist diagnostics-20220330-1921.zip

Thanks. This is still applicable 4 years later 🙂

Really old I know but today, you can specify a DNS server per DHCP interface in pfsense. I did this and block all other outgoing requests via UDP to port 53, I have one floating rule to allow UDP port 53 requests to my adguard DNS server

This is still an issue with Unraid RC1 6.10

Yeah. Wish things were easier. For posterity, in case someone else is facing similar issues, I should also mention that: - I just used a vBIOS from techpowerup and did not dump a bios from my GPU (was having an issue with spaceinvaderone's script anyway). Apart from user scripts and CA, I had no plugins installed - I had to use the param `video=efifb:off` in Unraid boot options - Unraid was booting in UEFI mode - VM type was a Q35 6.0

Thanks for getting back. I got it working. I uninstalled the AMD Vendor Reset plugin from UnRaid. I disabled `Resizable BAR` and `Above 4G memory/Crypto Currency mining` in my MSI x570 Tomahawk Wifi and everything fell into place. Wow..took me 8 hours 😞

@ich777 @glennv I was hoping you guys see something in here that I am not able to. The issue is the same: I am able to pass through the RX 6800XT, boot into Windows, download the latest AMD Radeon drivers for installation and when the VM restarts during the graphic driver installation, Unraid crashes! Not just the VM! I am on 6.10.0-rc1 and have installed the AMD Vendor Reset patch. Unraid boots in UEFI mode Any help much appreciated. Spent a fruitless 7 hours on this now...trying various permutations and combinations. diagnostics-20211019-2000.zip WinVMXML.md

Don't think this does what you think it does. If I understood correctly, this measures speed to that docker container. For e.g., if you have this docker container running on your Unraid and you visit this container's URL from your mobile phone via Wifi, then the speed you see is the speed experienced by your mobile phone when accessing the Unraid machine. So when I visit this from my mobile phone, I see speeds ranging between 400-400 Mbps over Wifi When I visit this connected to a 10Gbps switch, I see speeds of around 8Gbps. If your Unraid machine is exposed to the internet, then perhaps, the docker container can be used to do an internet speed test.