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looking at motherboards, this means something like an ASUS Pro WS W880-ACE SE would not allow this, as the W880 chipset doesn't all overclocking. while the ASUS Pro WS Z890-ACE SE would allow this? I was specifically leaning W880 to get ECC support. But looks like I might have to choose between low power or ECC? Unless I put a T variant in the W880 with ECC, to get both. But in my initial search, the 265T seems to be a nightmare to find. The 265K I've found a a dozen local stores with them already, and that was with not even looking that hard lol

Is there a good tutorial on exactly what settings to tweak/set to effectively make a K a T power wise, but with the capacity to turbo to a K on single cores where demanded, and within the T envelop?

Interesting. Learn something new everyday. That’ll definitely change my build a little.

So what board did you end up going with as an alternative? I’m in the process of weighing up options myself.

Forgive my ignorance, but this means I could achieve the same TDP as the T, by down clocking the K? looking to build a lower power server shortly, so was leaning towards the T.

cool. i few months i can live with tbh it’ll take me that long to decide on the final build, save up, etc. so far landed on just the 265, DDR5 ECC, and maybe a mid range ARC. no idea on boards yet. would need room for the dGPU and a HBA for sure. maybe ipmi. something above 1GBe network. earlier days lol i tend to research into oblivion on these things before building lol

how far off do we think support for gen 15 will be away from release version of unraid? would love to swap out my gen 10 xeon for a 265, or maybe even going more energy efficient and doing the 265T.

Can't say I have. At least not manually. Unless it automatically happened at some point. But it's not even scheduled, so... I'd say never been scrubbed perhaps.

This is the configuration I'd prefer also. Being to just place the disc in, and a copy of it as iso appears on my array. Anyone know how to set this up?

odd odd odd. well that is a grelim then 🤷‍♂️ my app storage is on a RAID1 pool of 2 x 2TB Samsung 970 EVO Plus NVME's, on BTRFS. the output directory for anything that's downloaded is the array, via a single 2TB 870 EVO SATA SSD cache drive. plenty of room on the cache, so the array has never required to be directly written. server stays up 24/7. only time i reboot is to update unraid, which is usually 3-6 months post the update landing. this partly just in case an update ships with a bug, but tbh mostly because i try to avoid reboots like the plague. my supermicro X11SCA-F is an absolute mofo when rebooting, or booting after it was shutdown minutes prior. apparently they weren't a great board. wish I knew that before I got it lol. could there be a clue in all that?

Since this happens frequently, I wonder if it's worth adding something to the container on start. Something like "delete files if greater than 30 days old"? Because it's literally not a matter of if, but when, this error will return. And it seems to be quite regular.

this looks like it was the issue. confused about the missing data I went digging through all the tables and found the one mentioned. thinking it was odd, I checked through recent release notes and found this. crisis averted lol

this container just deleted my entire database for it, and now I've lost all my history for it!

Running this we get the below message. Not sure how out of date Docker Hub is, but looks like the latest report for Insight is actually here: https://github.com/RedisInsight/RedisInsight Any chance of getting the Unraid image updated?

got another one. I run all my containers on a custom docker network. how can I pass my host's network activity to my glances container sitting in this network. appears my network traffic is only correct when the containers network is `host`