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Yes, Collabora requires SSL too, and Yes, you need to set up Collabora Docker too cos in nextcloud you just set up a connection to it.. i got mine working from github.

not sure about flashing, but i think P400 will not support drives larger than 2TB..

see here: https://lime-technology.com/forums/topic/30921-unofficial-faster-preclear/?do=findComment&comment=654712

thanks for your link! and according to topic search - i think it's possible with this extension too, just turn on advanced option where you can select site sub-directory..

@guruleenyc ahh, my memory was something wrong - see here for example: https://lime-technology.com/forums/topic/49672-solved-unable-to-assign-drives/?do=findComment&comment=488986

i have one unRAID VM that boots from vmdk and this vmdk shows in unRAID as Unassigned device. as i have unassigned devices plugin, i can easy mount it in unRAID. one more thing to prove: on ESXi VM configuration under Advanced settings, have you enabled this option: disk.EnableUUID = "TRUE"?

Zeron's one is no more maintained, so it will not work with unRAID 6.5... read some posts above, there are new method to install open-vm-tools. see here for example: https://lime-technology.com/forums/topic/36603-open-vm-tools-for-unraid-6/?do=findComment&comment=659537

No, just stay with plopKExec, it works just fine. BTW, which plugin are you installed? there are more than one..

just curious, if you reboot your unRAID, can you boot it still to old version? cos i don't see your vmdk too. but i think, just try plexKExec route

yes, and you should copy them to vmdk.. BUT, as i wrote, it's much easier to boot unRAID with plopKExec. you will not need to copy over files every time after unRAID version change.. just download this(https://download.plop.at/plopkexec/plopkexec.iso) iso, copy it to your ESXi server next to you unRAID VM files, assign it as CD-Rom, and boot from it - when it boots, it selects your unRAID flash drive and continue to boot unRAID..

/boot is a flash drive. which method are you using to boot unRAID ? you can use ploKExec to boot from their ISO image, and then you don't need any VM boot image..

yes, this was a question a asked them next: "if i don't need NVME SSD as boot device, but just wanna use it as VMWare ESXi datastore, do i still need a bios support for it?" and they replied: "Unfortunately, no." so i really did not understand their answer, and was not asked any further..

anyone else with Supermicro X9 and PCIe bifurcation?

i think it is not so clear. i asked SM support some time ago about their AOC-SLG3-2M2 which is very similar and also need PCIe bifurcation to work properly. Look at the answer: I'm sorry to tell you that you are not able to use the NVMe SSD with your current system since our X9 series only has BIOS that supports EFI only or Legacy only. You can try it out with your own discretion. To use NVMe, you must have PCI-e slot where the NVME SSD installed with EFI enabled. Otherwise, the system will not detect it, usually there is an option to set only one slot as EFI if you need Legacy for your other cards, but since this X9 board is relatively old it must not have that feature. Our X9 motherboard series only has BIOS that supports either Legacy mode only or EFI mode only, you can’t combined. Add-on Card AOC-SLG3-2M2 only compatible with the following motherboards as shown below. It will not work with any other motherboards and you can try it out with your own discretion. https://www.supermicro.com/products/accessories/addon/AOC-SLG3-2M2.cfm i'm not sure about my other cards: i have one IBM 1015 and one QLogic BR-1020 10Gbit Ethernet card.

i have Supermicro X9DRH-7F..

has anyone some success with this or similar card on a Supermicro X9 board?

looks like it's an old controller and wont support larger drives than 2TB... and you need to flash it to IT mode, if such ever exists.. quick google says it exists.. see here for example: https://lime-technology.com/forums/topic/3016-update-works-with-errors-lsi-sas3081e-r/

take it, but correct all the filenames. i was done it by just trying to download one by one from my browser - if it says not found, then look at repository for correct one. file names should be very similar, just file versions are changing.. if file name was changed, then replace it in all places in the script.

use Auto plugin. just be sure to update all changed filenames. they are changing on slack repository very fast..

it's about 4MB. look at your file size, it must be something similar..

@StevenD may i just upload my open_vm_tools-10.2.0-4.14.35-unRAID-x86_64.tgz to you? i'm not sure if it works, but may be it's worth a try? if yes, just send PM to me with some info, where i can upload it.

huh, just tried to update my test server from 6.4.1 to 6.5.1. auto update did not work for me, after reboot i got kernel panic: end kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(3,0) then i just redid my flash drive - copied manually all bz* files from downloaded install zip file, run make_bootable.bat on Windows machine, and then i was able to boot unRAID correctly. i was changed nothing according openvmtools. on first boot it just recompiled a openvmtools package (may be from old source on the flash? don't know) and it started successfully. another reboot to clean up syslog, and all is up and running, ESXi reports VMTools running..

are you tried additional reboot as reported by some users?

Hi, any ideas how to test write speed in similar manner?

So... Linux kernels for current release are changing so fast...