Kilrah

Set the LAN_NETWORK variable correctly?

All depends on your configuration you haven't mentioned. Help with that should probably be in the support thread for the container you're using.

Default of 20GB should be fine for that, everything else is space you're wasting on your drive. Can't shrink without recreating, but recreating is trivial as you found out, so backing up also makes no sense.

Yes, and with 20GB RAM should be pretty fine to try stuff on already, just slow. Yup, the problem is that there are hundreds of models, each of them with many parameters, so you're essentially spoilt for choice and getting what you hope to get is a matter of either trying a few random things and hoping they work how you want or spending months actively evaluating multiple things and trying to tweak them to your liking.

Go to the Plugins tab and update your plugins. Should be kept up to date especially before an OS update.

Technically yeah but you'll be paying through the nose for a hosted VM with the required capabilities.

Impossible to say, will depend on what you're transcoding and with what settings, you have to find that out yourself.

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AFAIK device should just be /dev/dri/renderD128, no :and the following. Also just /dev/dri should be fine as mentioned earlier.

In current version you should be able to remove/hide the whole "motherboard" card, guess that'll deal with it. Those are from QNAP not defining these strings in their BIOS.

What would SMART have to do with a system that reaches "power down" state but just halts without actually powering down?

I've had the same problem for years at this point. Started maybe somewhere in the 6.10 era but I never really looked into it.

That would mean that /mnt/cache/appdata is not included in the Appdata Sources setting.

Remove the nvidia references from the template (enable advanced settings to see the Extra parameters line). If you want to use your GPU add a device with /dev/dri.

I was suggesting deleting everything and restarting from scratch, doing the initial backups again.

Been running urbackup for a few years with no issues, but I have it set to write directly to the array. Might want to start fresh and give it an array-only share for the data. Also this should be in the support thread for the particular container you're using.

Since Unraid 7.2 will have a built-in official API there would be no point for this "hackish" way of doing things anymore.

You set what you want.

Pretty much impossible to predict file operation durations, probably even more so in the unraid mover situation where many different file sizes and storage devices may be involved and concurrent operations are highly likely. Time-wise all you'd get is something fluctuating so much it'd be useless, but yeah overall progress would be nice to see even if it doesn't mean that much.

Templates are in /boot/config/plugins/dockerMan/templates-user but that's already what previous apps / the dropdown in "Add Container" on the Docker page show, so it might have disappeared from that. Could be in an older flash backup.

Where do you see that? That's a gigabit chip, and that's what's mentioned on the spec page. https://www.asus.com/motherboards-components/motherboards/others/z790-gaming-wifi7/techspec/

It's not a fluke, that's how it works. It found some bad sectors and reallocated them, it's now done so it's normal to have no further change until more fail. Those are gone for good. You can probably disable the notification for that on the disk page, but then I believe you won't get warned if it increases.

Check in "Previous Apps", maybe an edit made it fail to create. Otherwise best to ask in binhex' support thread. CA doesn't have the ability to uninstall things from your system. EDIT: Yep, was deprecated by the maintainer 2.5 years ago. https://forums.unraid.net/topic/46127-support-binhex-rtorrentvpn/

Yes but as they said it was an old backup from before those were installed.

The containers are there because that's in the Docker image, but you'll see you can't edit or update them since the template on the flash will be missing, so you'll probably have to remove/reconfigure them.