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Not see that error here. Maybe one of your installed plugins are causing this? (try booting in safe mode)

Try adding https_proxy in the mix too: http_proxy=http://proxyserver:port https_proxy=http://proxyserver:port /usr/local/sbin/emhttp &

This plugin will need to upgrade to using the openvpn-2.4.6-x86_64-2 package since it is compiled to work with the newer versions of openssl. The legacy version of openssl (libcrypto.so) was removed in 6.7.0-rc1.

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Check the connections to TOSHIBA DT01ACA200 s/n 13MGREJAS... I think that's the drive/port reporting errors in your System Log.

Actually since the motherboard has a Z68 Express chipset it most likely does not support VT-d: https://ark.intel.com/products/52816/Intel-BD82Z68-PCH

Looks like either of those models without the 'K' support VT-d: i7-2600: Yes i7-2600S: Yes i7-2600K: No i7-3770: Yes i7-3770T: Yes i7-3770S: Yes i7-3770K: No

Witch motherboard are you using? Are you running the latest BIOS?

Oddly I only have one numa node:

I'm a little behind and still running on BIOS 7B09v1B (08/14/2018) - AGESA Code 1.1.0.1A. Should be the same version as your motherboard now it seems.

I used to have slow boot issues a while ago before I updated the BIOS on my MSI X399 gaming pro carbon ac motherboard. Those AGESA versions make all the difference. Which motherboard are you using?

Sounds like you have a old version of Unraid, or at least the bzroot file is out of date. I would try to re-create your USB flash drive or at least overwrite all the bz* files from a freshly downloaded zip file.

There are at least 3 other Unraid users using that ASRock Fatal1ty z97 Killer motherboard. I cannot tell if they were running VMs but two of them had multiple video cards so I can only imagine they were for VMs.

It was a custom created logo/font

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