nuuskaz

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  1. I've just checked it out. Yeah you're right, I am in fact booting in UEFI-mode. Tried changing to legacy but my USB-Drive wouldn't show up. For now only UEFI works. Will try with a different one as soon as I get the chance to do so. However, this seems to have done the trick! The mpeg-error does not longer show up in the syslog. DVB-card works too. Let's hope it stays that way. Nonetheless, thanks a lot for helping @ich777 ! Enjoy the weekend. unfractal-diagnostics-20211210-1414.zip
  2. Will give it a try and report. Do you have another solution in mind? Can I manually edit the sensors in order for the controller to show up? I can also open a new topic if you want to discuss this there.
  3. I remembered what I needed this for. The "Dynamix Auto Fan Control"-Plugin. Without that line I can't let the plugin control the fans. The PWM-controller doesn't show up. But that's another topic. I have just updated the BIOS version. As far as I can tell nothing changed. The mpeg-error still persists. The diagnostics are attached. What I have come across are two threads mentioning the same issue with this card. Both come up with different solutions, which I have not yet tried. Others propose contacting the motherboard manufacturer and request a BIOS-update. Should I try that? Or do you have any other suggestions? Screenshots of the threads are attached as well. - https://github.com/b-rad-NDi/Ubuntu-media-tree-kernel-builder/issues/17 - https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/hauppauge-wintv-quadhd-mpeg-risc-op-code-error.98793/ Removed this as well. Thanks! unfractal-diagnostics-20211210-1211.zip
  4. Alright. I have removed both of them and can confirm that everything's still working as expected. Currently streaming Arte HD on my iPhone using Plex connected to TvHeadend using Antennas. So I assume it is working, for now. Thanks for the heads-up! I'll report, should I encounter the "idle" problem again. For now I have attached the diagnostics after implementing the recommended changes and system restart. Like I mentioned, card is working at the moment. unfractal-diagnostics-20211210-1000.zip
  5. Thanks for the fast response! Sorry, I was only using Pastebin because of the instructions provided on the initial post: Nonetheless, I have added textfiles with the contents of the previous post. Furthermore, please find the requested diagnostics attached to this post as well (plugin currently showing Kernel module & Version). I have only set up everything using 6.10rc2 so I can't compare to other older versions. However, if nothing else helps I am willing to downgrade and try 6.9.2 in order to see if the problem persists. Can't think of any BIOS updates or changes recently, so that shouldn't be the cause. Or can you think of a setting that might send the card into some kind of sleep mode? What I have done are some changes to my Syslinux configuration (see screenshot). No new hardware either. unfractal-diagnostics-20211210-0916.zip dmesg.txt lsusb -v.txt lspci -v.txt
  6. I am currently trying to set up my "Hauppauge WinTV QuadHD" DVR card using LibreELEC drivers. Upon server startup the card gets recognized and passed through to TvHeadend correctly. However, after sitting idle for some time I am unable to connect to any of my streams and the card no longer shows up in the Plugin as well. Pastebins taken before restart (card idle): https://pastebin.com/JXSxZwek https://pastebin.com/0Ng3v0LB https://pastebin.com/fjAkT3HG Also, my TvHeadend log is full of "Poll timeouts" (see attached screenshot). Currently running 6.10rc2. Any idea what might be causing this? Is the driver not compatible with rc2?
  7. My update from 6.9.2 to 6.10.0-rc2 went smoothly. Upgrading my Windows 10 VMs to Windows 11 worked very well – so thanks a lot for that! However, I noticed that the docker network "br0" is no longer available after a restart, causing some of my docker containers to be unable to start. It is only with a manual stop and restart of the docker service in the settings that I get the aforementioned network to show up. What could be causing this? Should I enable "Preserve user defined networks"? Moreover, some of my dockers complained about no container being present. Had to manually recreate the container in order to get them up and running. Any ideas here? Should I rebuild my docker.img? diagnostics-20211103-1017.zip
  8. Thanks for the fast reply! Yeah, I'll give it one more try with an additional fan pointing at the controller. Maybe that'll help. Will report back as soon as I have news. Nonetheless, I've also ordered a LSI 9207-8i to compare to. Don't really want to run into another situation where I have to rebuild everything.
  9. Hi everyone! So I recently installed a HP H240 in my UNRAID Server. The first time it started dropping disks was with three HDDs attached. Since then I've rebuilt everything and now I only have one disk attached, which started being dropped a few minutes ago. Disabled and re-enabled the disk. Rebuild started but the disk was disabled again just now. The controller is in HBA Mode and seems to work fine. The cable should be fine too. However, I noticed the H240 getting really hot. Could this cause the disks to be failing? I have an auto disk-spindown of 15mins enabled. For this I installed the SAS Controller plugin recommended in the forum. diagnostics-20211012-1429.zip
  10. Hi guys, So I managed to set up Wireguard in UNRAID and everything runs fine so far. However, I noticed that I'm unable to access some of my Docker applications that are running behind an NGINX Reverse Proxy. Does anyone have an idea what might lead to them being unaccessible? Wireguard client is connected using 'Remote tunnelled access' NAT is disabled in the Wireguard settings I am running a static route to my UNRAID Server in my Unifi Controller Wireguard's port is forwarded in Unifi's port forwarding settings Happy to provide more information, if needed.