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Came here after watching NetworkChucks Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQCOTzS5oU0 The Unraid app template is certianly broken. But only needs a few tweaks. My steps to get it working Step1 : Create postgresql16 docker - Pick a dir that does not conflict with any other postgres16 you may have (important if you do) - Create = user / pass / database name Step2: Create LiteLLM config in appdata folder to refrence in step 3 - /mnt/user/appdata/LiteLLM/configDir/litellm_config.yaml - create your own key - enter your postgres details as above in Step1 Step3: Create LiteLLM Docker - I had to use different tag due to user issue when loding URL. You can try latest, but if you fail copy as below (ghcr.io/berriai/litellm:main-v1.63.7-nightly) - Fix dir structure for config: /mnt/user/appdata/LiteLLM/configDir/litellm_config.yaml > /app/config.yaml Step4: Log in to web GUI with admin / <master key set in config> The rest you can set up in gui

If I had to guess. Plug in the USB. In the VM config check the box for the USB device to pass it through. You may need to install the USB Dongle driver first via VNC / Remote desktop.

First issue I ran into was not getting past the VNC screen. I solved that by turning off UnraidGUI as the default boot option. I have it up now and can install games and stream them, but controlers aren't working on either my steam deck or my other pc. Touch and mouse/keyboard controls work though. What am I missing? I see the pluging uinput is not required anymore? I am running Unraid v7 stable Probably something simple

Yea so the plugin would not load for me. I have i5-13500 Updated Unraid through GUI etc as normally would. It shot me an error in my notifications about the plugin, which I irgnored then reboot. Watching CLI on boot it said something about i915 not loading, also might have said something about modprobe When unraid loaded, the plugin was missing and I could not install it - reporing an error while trying to install. I did not take notes of the terminal errors at the time, but I have a few logs in syslog right after first boot of beta3 Downgraded to beta2 and the pluging installed again without issue. I won't have the capability to try upgrade again for a few days. I would take more notes then. Beta2 for me now: uname -a Linux Tower 6.8.12-Unraid #3 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Tue Jun 18 07:52:57 PDT 2024 x86_64 13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-13500 GenuineIntel GNU/Linux

FYI, this plugin broke for me on v7-beta3 Suggest waiting for an update to the plugin before upgrading, I had to roll back.

Sorry for being so zoomed out, but just to show there is no mover tuner section at all in schedule. The plug in is installed, I also tried a reinstall.

Same for me. Mover settings are gone. V7 rc2

Hey @bucky2076 Just wondering if you (or anyone else) ever had any luck getting the intel i915 drivers loaded in Linux? I too am having issues and have had no luck getting the card to initiate properly in a Linux VM Works flawlessly on my dockers and windows VM. Does does not want to show in /dev/dri and on boot get errors etc. I am trying to get an instance of nextcloud aio vm up and running and want to pass through a VF for some transcoding purposes. I may need to revert back to docker for this. Not the biggest issue but would prefer to have it inside a VM.

Is this still the case now beta1 has launched? I saw a note in the release notes that "Add SR-IOV support for Intel iGPU" is listed under Add/edit VM template so I am wondering if the Kernal supports it now?

Hey, I have been getting the errors too. I found my way to this thread via the intel-igpu-sr-iov page I still get the errors trying this fix

Hey NeoDude, I get a very similar log on my server. I have a pair of E5-2670 v3 but may look to swap them out too if you have had success with your swap? How are the E5-2697 V2s (12 Core / 2.7GHz)? I am looking at a pair of E5-2687W v4. They a higher base clock (12 Core / 3GHz) which suits my use case better

Hey, So I just saw in the news; NVIDIA is now publishing Linux GPU kernel modules as open source with dual GPL/MIT license, starting with the R515 driver release. You can find the source code for these kernel modules in the NVIDIA Open GPU Kernel Modules repo on GitHub Source: https://videocardz.com/press-release/nvidia-releases-open-source-gpu-kernel-for-linux GitHub: https://github.com/NVIDIA/open-gpu-kernel-modules Don't know how much it will help the unraid community but considering the amount of issues I have had with NVIDA & unraid over the years I hope it does