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Yes, I deleted it — everything is now working with --device nvidia.com/gpu=all without my script, which is odd since both the plugin and Unraid were already up to date. Yesterday Plex was crashing, today it just works. Thanks for your work on the plugin.

I encountered the same issue as when starting a new Time Machine (TM) backup: if you have an existing backup, everything works fine. I want to thank bmartino1 for clearing the field, I agree with him: the problem lies deep within the Unraid OS. I installed the Docker Samba server, and it works flawlessly. In macOS 26.2, the Time Machine control panel immediately recognizes a share on the network that supports Time Machine without the need to mount the share first, which is required when using Unraid shares. I suggest changing the share name (Advertised Hostname) to "TimeCapsule" and also updating the extra parameter in the advanced view to --hostname TimeCapsule. Using "TimeMachine" as hostname and share mount can create confusion. Finally, I noticed several errors in the Docker log due to incorrect settings. These should be configured as follows: SMB vfs objects: fruit streams_xattr SMB fruit:nfs_aces: no Additionally, I set the following two settings. They are debatable, but they work great for me: Set Permissions: false SMB Inherit Permissions: yes As for the Docker icon URL, it didn’t work for me, but I found an alternative link with a nice logo. https://cdn.jim-nielsen.com/macos/1024/time-machine-2019-09-25.png?rf=1024Thanks