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Could this docker be run on a server that doesn't have an RTL-SDR installed? Ie: I have my main computer i work on, and then my unraid server which is stored in a server closet. My HT is in my main room which i hook up to my UHF/VHF antenna from time to time. Could i connect my antenna cable to the RTL-SDR on my system and send the data to the docker while my main system is online?

Download the ISO Add ISO to your ISO folder for Unraid Create VM (give it RAM, cores, and disk size) Select the option for "Installation" (dont do Live option) Select Create/Modify Partition Say No to GPT On the cffdisk screen, select New Hit Enter on primary Hit enter on the size to use the full disk Hit Enter on Bootable Go over and hit enter on Write type yes and hit enter Once writing is complete, select Quit With vda1 selected, hit OK Select Ext4 Are you sure? Yes. Say Yes to install EFI GRUB2 Say yes to install as read/write Select OK at the Run Andoird-x86 option Once done, it should restart

If you first fill out the Number of Drives section to reflect number of parity and data drives and then fill out section 2 for the sizes and then calculate....it works....

Resolved.

So some or most of us, i know the calculation is easy. But fireguard I might as well try to fill the void of the old calculator that never seems to load for me. https://unraidcalculator.com/

Thanks got that done, Ill update my original post with your helpful info... So what are the benefits to doing this?

Would you have any insight on how to accomplish this and what the benefits would be? I see the exclusive option but i cant change it:

Cool thanks! I just wanted to throw this together so hopefully some poor soul in the same situation has a solution. With the wording change of the Share options no longer saying "prefer" i figured a step by step with updated language might help

So I have been on a mission to optimize my Unraid setup. Final action that I need to complete is moving my docker containers to the cache drive(as recommended by "Fix Common Issues"). I found this thread which I think is the right course of action for me...with some modified steps below: Stop all running Dockers Settings -> Docker: disable Docker and click apply From the shares tab, click on the appdata share. Set Primary storage to by Cache. Set Secondary Storage to Array. Mover action set to: Array --> Cache. Check that there's enough free space on the array and invoke the mover by clicking "Move Now" on the Main page When the mover finishes check that your cache has all the data. Start dockers From the shares tab, click on the appdata share. Set Primary storage to by Cache. Set Secondary Storage to None. Running backups of my appdata folder on a schedule (Optional) - Enabled Exclusive shares under Settings->Global Share settings (thanks to @itimpi for this info)

@JorgeBthanks for the tip i shall do that as well.

@Frank1940Reboot worked this time. strange...

@Frank1940 Thanks for the advice. Here is the log. I have updated but not rebooted. nexus-diagnostics-20230731-1144.zip

Seem to be tons of posts about 6.12.3 and issues. My firmware had a checksum error and all i did was install update and restart. Had to roll back to a backup of 6.11

So yesterday I was updating some dockers and items in my system. I am on 6.12 and 6.12.3 was available for update. Never had any issues with the stable release updates in the past. Well this one downloaded and went to reboot. Never came up so had to dig out a monitor to hook up to the unit to check, and got a firmware checksum error. Hit Enter to reboot and same issue. Ultimately I had to revert back to my 6.11 backup. Seems like 6.12.3 needs some more polishing.

So looking to set this up via Unraid Docker. But the stuff shows that its for PIA. Any idea on how to set up for Nord VPN? Is it just like deluge vpn form Binhex?