Kilrah

You have 2 vdevs already.

You'll have an Archiver and Extractor in Unraid Settings, it's not integrated into the file manager.

They did rebuild the container 18 hours ago indeed. https://hub.docker.com/r/libretranslate/libretranslate/tags Every time they build the container you'll get it updated, regardless of whether the application itself is a new version. Containers are a whole system environment, it needs its own maintenance too. Some projects rebuild containers daily regardless of any change.

Yeah I'm comparing with a locally run LLM, also all local but night and day difference

No idea, I'd expect it does validate and update them if needed since mapping the folder is now part of the official instructions. Was always disappointed by the output so never really used it myself.

Still works the same from what I can see, it's on that "Booting" message as long as it isn't done downloading the 10GB of models. Said models used to be part of the image IIRC but they're now mappable to a folder so I updated the template to reflect that, they'll now be stored in appdata so won't bloat the Docker image anymore nor have to be downloaded again on each update. Uninstall and reinstall from CA to get the new template with the appdata folder. First start will still take a while as those 10GB get downloaded.

50 series need open source currently.

Still does. It is.

That is the plg file and is what you need to enter in unraid's "install plugin" field.

Connection/hardware problem yeah. Should be seen before changing firmware, and has to be to be able to flash it...

It doesn't, it's not in the lspci output.

It's normal, that part hasn't been done yet. It's recognised, and should be usable in the future when that becomes a possiblity.

The correct thing to do is ignore the pointless router warning. but that works too... now you have multiple IPs on the same MAC which is actually a more common reason for routers to warn about but I guess that one's different.

Gotta use 580, that's the last that supports that card.

Yes.

That won't help. Make a new troubleshooting thread for that with any errors you get if you want support for it since it's off topic for here...

So there you go, no disk has more free space than your set minimum of 390.5GB, so there is no disk suitable for storing more data for this share. Adjust min free space.

Are they marked Failed? If so that's intentional, when backup fails old ones are not deleted to avoid losing all last non-failed backups over time.

Kinda pointless when you have comparable boards with x86 CPUs for similar prices... and where you won't run into issues like half the containers you might want to use not supporting ARM.

Still missing the list of the free space of each drive from the main page...

As mentioned you have to check the min free space setting of that share, e.g. you may have 5TB free total on the array but if the min free space is set to 2TB and no single disk has more than 2TB free the share will appear as full.

Sure, that's what it's for. If it's not working for you you probably don't have a standard setup / share names and need to configure correctly. No. docker.img should not need backing up as it's supposed to not contain anything that can't be recreated automatically. Libvirt the important thing are the VM xml's which this plugin can backup. But VMs are not this plugin's focus, there's another plugin for VM backup.

What are those containers? Are they installed from templates or other sources like the Compose plugin or other managers e.g. portainer? The Docker page options only apply to things installed with Unraid's built-in system.

Says no space, so check drive utilization and the min free space setting for that share.

When unlocked the top left icon is "reset sorting"