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super keen to hear any updates on this please! I've just started to explore Frigate and was hoping to use my 8th Gen iGPU. I had it setup and 'working' but abandoned it due to constant errors logged. Ive reverted to CPU decode for detect streams, VAAPI for record streams. BUT i really would like to utilise that iGPU more 2025-12-21 10:36:37.448671296 [2025-12-21 10:36:37] frigate.video ERROR : cam1_garage_left: Unable to read frames from ffmpeg process. 2025-12-21 10:36:37.448980304 [2025-12-21 10:36:37] frigate.video ERROR : cam1_garage_left: ffmpeg process is not running. exiting capture thread... 2025-12-21 10:36:41.491373632 [2025-12-21 10:36:41] watchdog.cam1_garage_left ERROR : Ffmpeg process crashed unexpectedly for cam1_garage_left. 2025-12-21 10:36:41.491559377 [2025-12-21 10:36:41] watchdog.cam1_garage_left ERROR : The following ffmpeg logs include the last 100 lines prior to exit. 2025-12-21 10:36:41.491784547 [2025-12-21 10:36:41] ffmpeg.cam1_garage_left.detect ERROR : [AVHWFramesContext @ 0x1542bc07d940] Failed to sync surface 0x12: 1 (operation failed). 2025-12-21 10:36:41.491956202 [2025-12-21 10:36:41] ffmpeg.cam1_garage_left.detect ERROR : [hwdownload @ 0x1542cc003980] Failed to download frame: -5. 2025-12-21 10:36:41.492097315 [2025-12-21 10:36:41] ffmpeg.cam1_garage_left.detect ERROR : [vf#0:0 @ 0x557742939240] Error while filtering: Input/output error 2025-12-21 10:36:41.492225410 [2025-12-21 10:36:41] ffmpeg.cam1_garage_left.detect ERROR : [vf#0:0 @ 0x557742939240] Task finished with error code: -5 (Input/output error) 2025-12-21 10:36:41.492365843 [2025-12-21 10:36:41] ffmpeg.cam1_garage_left.detect ERROR : [vf#0:0 @ 0x557742939240] Terminating thread with return code -5 (Input/output error) 2025-12-21 10:36:41.492525800 [2025-12-21 10:36:41] watchdog.cam1_garage_left INFO : Restarting ffmpeg...

literally came to this support thread to +1 this too. I think it is a fantastic feature that would help for containers. I don't need bleeding edge, i need stability. So in my use case, a delay of x days helps with that. Yes, I also use the appdata backup plugin so can always revert - but id rather not have to do that if its as easy as just waiting for an update to be 'stable' prior to updating the container. thank you to the original devs for this plugin

stumbled upon this and i feel as though i've got very similar questions as i work my way through the complex journey of understanding cloudflare, ngnix, VPS etc etc. Kudos for the well laid out post, its a shame there hasn't been a reply as I would have been keen to see how you progressed with your setup and if you persisted or changed things up.

Hi.. i am crossing this same bridge and googling like a madman. If there is any way you still have the perl script then would you mind providing a copy of it please? 100% understand if that is not possible though, so no worries either way. thanks all

thank you both for your assistance

ok great, that sounds like what I had thought would/should happen :) I think I'm set now, once ive get the physical data disks moved over, ill then assign the parity drive LAST. Then i can setup my user shares again which ill likely replicate based on my 'old' server config - hoping that is straight forward too and doesn't mess anything up? e.g i have a "Movies" user share that spanned disks 1, 2 and 3. The folder structure on each of those disks was: /Movies --> 01BluRay --> 02UHD4K So I can just go ahead and create the "Movies" user share on TowerB_7 and it wouldn't do anything funky even though that Movies 'folder' exists on the data disks?

thank you JorgeB. Bonus question, is there anything special I need to do with my existing Parity disk from TowerA_6 to REPURPOSE it for use as a data disk in TowerB_7? If I just moved that disk to TowerB_7 and assigned it as a data disk slot, would unraid just format it and have it ready for me to use it? For some reason in my head i am thinking it would cause some issues as TowerB_7 would see it as as being previously used for Parity and that might cause some issues. again, thank you for the prompt response Jorge, i feel a lot happier moving into this now.

hi all, Been using Unraid since around 2010 and its been rock solid. Just need to ping a few things off the more intelligent people out there as I don't really do major changes to hardware often and there is only so much reading you can do in preparation, especially when moving to a new major version. Goal: Move my 5 unraid data disks from my existing Unraid 6.12 server (TowerA_6) to a new server running Unraid 7 (TowerB_7). I would rather NOT copy the data to "new" disks as this involves me first having to BUY a lot of large (14+ TB) drives. So my goal is to MOVE the physical disks over to the new server. I have a PRO licence on my TowerA_6 server. I currently have a TRIAL Unraid 7 on a fresh USB as I intend to setup dockers and apps from fresh to tidy up some old legacy stuff. I will then MIGRATE my PRO licence to the new server. So for all intents and purposes, lets say TowerB_7 is a fresh Unraid 7 install with nothing else, no parity and no data disks in it. Questions: 1) If I take a few data disks (e.g Disk1 and Disk2) from TowerA_6 and put those into TowerB_7. Then fire up unraid, I understand these will show as unmounted/unallocated. If i setup the new Unraid 7 array (4 devices) with NO parity disk assigned, but just assign the two disks as Disk1 and Disk2 - will i be able to start the array without unraid wanting to format the disks? 2) Assuming the answer to the above is "YES" (the data will be preserved and Disk1 and Disk2 will NOT be formatted), if I now allocated a NEW precleared disk as parity to the array, again will the data on Disk1 and Disk2 remain preserved? Is there any specific check box or settings I need to be aware of to ensure no data is lost? 3) Can I then just expand the array size and again physically move over data Disk3, Disk4 and Disk5 from TowerA_6 to TowerB_7 without any loss of data? VERY IMPORTANT - would I first need to unallocated the PARITY drive on TowerB_7 before taking this step? (would Unraid think it needs to clear Disk3, Disk4 and Disk5 due to an invalid parity?) Notes: I will only ever run 1 parity drive All disks from TowerA_6 are in XFS format I will continue to use XFS when i setup the new array on TowerB_7 (specifically when i expand the array) I'm sorry as some of this is likely REALLY stupid but i need to make sure im not about to make some stupid mistake and delete a bunch of data! Appreciate any help and assistance you can provide.

thanks... this post and the 3.3V mod saved me after the third SAS drive (Seagate ST10000NM0096) I attempted to use didn't power up. The first two SAS drives I used (different make/model) worked fine without any mod needed. Hope that helps someone in the future!

Hi Andy. Just wondered if you managed to resolve this issue? I am about to stick a DELL OEM Intel x540-T2 into my unraid server and am looking for any hints and tips - hence I stumbled on this forum post. Any info would be greatly appreciated. FWIW, my card has been tested in a Windows 11 box (using driver package 26.50, driver v4.1.197.0) and has firmware 18.0.0 currently installed. Using the Dell DUP tool, it tells me I can upgrade to fw 20.0.16...but have not done so yet as I can get a 10G connection from the card to my 10G switch. I might update firmware if i run into issues or find something that tells me i need to upgrade it. thanks

I've been toying with getting this case for a number of weeks / months and have been keeping a close eye on this thread.. Thanks for taking the time to report your findings and for posting the photos.

All three look okay. The drive temps are warm though. In the low to mid 40s. That is okay but I prefer to see them in the 30s. You might consider a little extra cooling. The ECC recovered attribute is a little unsettling, but modern drives store data with redundancy acknowledging that media related errors will exist and that the redundancy is used in the normal usage use case to detect and correct such errors. Seagate it's very upfront reporting this, whereas other drives either mask this activity our have it occur to a lesser extent. My slight personal bias against Seagate not withstanding, these drives have successfully passed the preclear. I suggest, as with any drive, that you continue to monitor the smart reports over time. thanks so much for looking at the logs. Agreed - the temps are a little hotter than ideal, but I livve in Australia and the ambient here was about 33 when i ran the preclear. I am actually looking to run the 6TB drives in a new enclosure and am currently investigating the best options for what my next unraid build will be. cheers

Hi folks, Can anyone take a look at the attached logs for preclear on three 6TB Seagate drives (ST6000DX000-1H217Z) and let me know if there is anything of concern please? There was some weird stuff about error rates which i didn't quite understand and thought may have been a bit suspect. I can post the _finish and _start logs if needed. many thanks p.s preclear on three 6TB disks simultaneously took a whopping 55hrs and 38mins preclear_rpt_Z4D0D6Y6_2015-03-27.txt preclear_rpt_Z4D0E7T7_2015-03-27.txt preclear_rpt_Z4D0711K_2015-03-27.txt

thanks once again for the reply - ive had a little more time to think and wanted to see if my hairbrained scheme would work! I started a new thread here : http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=31500.0 cheers

haha all makes sense now! Just wondered if you had any more info or experience with the PICO PSU's? I was keen to try and get the two servers running quieter and sapping a little less juice to save on the old leccy. Only thing i was a little confuzzled about was which particular wattage/version of the PICO (or generic make) would meet my needs? The 4tb drives i have are all Hitachi 7K4000 (HDS724040ALE640) which according to the spec sheet [http://www.hgst.com/tech/techlib.nsf/techdocs/3C330019E6ED04A48825797700626F0D/$file/DS7K4000_ds.pdf] pull 2A each at start up. If i am reading the microserver spec sheet correctly [http://h18000.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/productbulletin.html#spectype=worldwide&type=html&docid=13716] then i think it needs 2A itself. Therefore I need something which can handle 12A for the 6 drives plus 2A for the microserver = 14A? (sorry this is a bit new to me so if im way off then you will have to excuse my ignorance!) Would you happen to know if any of these would be able to handle the peak startup load of my N54L/N36L when each is stuffed with 6 x 4tb Hitachi drives? Again, i think they can deliver 16A (200W / 12V) ? Z2-ATX-200 Genuine PICO Brand [http://www.pico-box.com/products.html] 160W/200W peak, 12V input DC-DC ATX Power Supply 24pin DC-DC ATX PSU 0-160 Watts, 12V input DC input PIN size of 5.5mm/2.5mm AVX Tantalum capacitors, USA Z3-ATX-200 Genuine Pico Brand [http://www.pico-box.com/products.html] 160W/200W peak, 16-24V input DC-DC ATX Power Supply 24pin DC-DC ATX PSU 0-160 Watts, 16-24V wide-range input DC input PIN size of 5.5mm/2.5mm AVX Tantalum capacitors, USA eBay item [http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/20-pin-DC-DC-12V-ATX-200W-Power-Supply-for-Mini-PC-Mini-ITX-/110960302536?pt=AU_Components&hash=item19d5bfd9c8&_uhb=1] 20 pin DC/DC 12V ATX 200W Power Supply for Mini PC Mini-ITX DC Input: 12V Power Output : 200W Input Current: Max. 15A Plus I need a suitable 200W power brick? Again not sure which ones I can use which have the correct specs to power the supplies? Really confused here, what wattage, voltage and amp spec would i need? I think whatever I end up getting I am going to have to be really careful with clearance to ensure the power supply clears the other components around the ATX connector on the microserver board - some careful measuring is gonna have to occur before buying anything. cheers and sorry for all the n00b questions!