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On 5/17/2022 at 2:39 AM, grigsby said:
Hi all. I'm having a problem with the most recent homer docker container updates (https://hub.docker.com/r/b4bz/homer). The problem is described by others here: https://github.com/bastienwirtz/homer/issues/441
Basically, there was a change in the docker compose file, so the latest container doesn't work on Unraid. The error is that the container runs as the incorrect user and group, so the container doesn't have read/write permissions for the appdata folder. Adding the normal PUID and PGID environment variables doesn't work, I think because the docker compose file expects to see something in the form of "-user 99:100". Also, having the appdata folder owned by root didn't help either.
I can't figure out how to update the Unraid docker template, or how to get the latest homer containers to work. For now, I've just set the tag to b4bz/homer:22.02.2, which was the last version that worked before the repo changed the format of the docker compose.
Any ideas?
Thank you!
I ran into this problem and you can fix it by setting the extra parameter option like so:
(If you do not see this option you will have to toggle Advanced View on the top right.)
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Realtek 8111 not negotiating gigabit speeds?
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Hi, I've built a new UnRAID NAS with the Asus A320I-K motherboard with the Realtek 8111 chip. Unfortunately, I can't get the Ethernet port to negotiate gigabit speeds no matter what I do – it keeps going back to 100 Mbps. My switch definitely supports Gigabit, and I've swapped several Cat5e cables to rule out a problem with the connection.
Output of `ethtool eth0`:
As the report shows, UnRAID seems to know that both the link partner and the server supports gigabit speeds, but will not switch over to it for some reason.
Output of `lspci` (shows Realtek 8111):
I did read one report about the Realtek 8111 driver potentially being faulty and not allowing for gigabit speeds. Unfortunately, I've already built this NAS inside an ITX case and do not have a spare port to put in another Ethernet card with better compatibility. Is there some other issue at play here or would I have to wait until the drivers improve for the 8111?