eschultz

Try 6.4.0-rc7a (just released) and see if it's still an issue.

Ah yes, you're totally right. Luckily I have just about all my computers in the basement. Helps keep the basement warm

C-state enabled: 62 watts C-state disabled: 80 watts The numbers above remained the same before and after the kernel fix. Will save me about $11/year (24 * 365 @ $0.07/kwh).

Well gents, just wanted to give you a update on Ryzen w/ c-states enabled locking up unRAID... or rather how we've fixed it! On my Ryzen test machine, with array stopped (to keep it idle) with c-states enabled in bios, I'm approaching 7 days of uptime. Before the changes we made to the kernel in the upcoming RC7, It would only make it a few hours and lockup. I think you guys will find RC7 just epyc! (sorry, couldn't resist) FYI, these are the two kernel changes we had to add to make it stable for Ryzen: - CONFIG_RCU_NOCB_CPU: Offload RCU callback processing from boot-selected CPUs - CONFIG_RCU_NOCB_CPU_ALL: All CPUs are build_forced no-CBs CPUs Thanks to everyone here for testing and helping narrow it down to c-states. That made it easier for us to test and find a solution.

screen will first try to use /usr/share/terminfo/s/screen (which is basically VT100 with some minor modifications?). So that might be a better candidate to include in the screen package rather than /usr/share/terminfo/v/vt100 . I've tested this on a clean unRAID 6.4 machine, with screen installed, and once /usr/share/terminfo/s/screen was in place (I copied just that file over from another machine with the full ncurses package) the backspace worked properly. I'm not sure why it worked fine in 6.3.5. I don't have a clean 6.3.5 machine I can reboot just yet -- current production box has a few plugins that already installed the full ncurses.

I updated the link

Latest version of Plex has been posted. Check for updates on the Docker tab and a update should be available for Plex.

Passthrough: Very unlikely. Virtual GPU (CPU/VNC): Should be possible. Doesnt look like anytime soon as no word from limetech Maybe something to look in to for unRAID 6.4. Should be pretty simple to build ARM guest binary for QEMU. My original goal was to slim down the binaries for QEMU and that's why there is only x86-64bit support today but it sounds like there's some interest in ARM guests. I have a few Raspberry Pi projects I'm working on as well

Normally you'd run this Plex container using 'Host' networking so Plex will use the same subnet/IP as unRAID. In this case there wouldn't be any special virtual networking components set up by Docker for the Plex container.

Should be replaced by readlink, which is part of Coreutils and installed virtually on every linux machine out there. Good idea, realpath worked fine on unRAID and Ubuntu 16.04 in my testing but readlink will be more compatible. I'll have the script adjusted to use readlink instead for 6.3.0-rc5.

I see the Limetech sync is updated. Has anyone updated theirs yet? How much reconfiguration did you have to do because of the Resilio naming changes? I did no reconfiguration needed.

Same for host and nslookup . I'll have to check it out when I get home. It needs json-c too. Sorry, that's my fault. Old version of rsyslog used json-c but new version now uses libfastjson instead. I removed json-c from the base os (since nothing else needed it).

Please try this: On the unRAID web UI go to the Docker page. Toggle on Advanced view (near the top right of the page) and click the 'force update' link for Plex.

Still seeing just version 1.0.0.2261 available for non-Plex Pass users.

limetech's Plex docker app was updated to version 1.0.0.2261 on June 29th... Thanks eschultz. Sorry for the stupid question, I'm still kind of getting the hang of dockers, but what's the preferred method of updating plex? The docker app was not showing any updates, and a manual restart/shut down/start up of the docker was not working either. I did finally get it to work by using the force update recommended above. Is that the best way to do it from here on out? The next release of unRAID 6.2, rc1, will properly show when a docker update is actually available so you won't have to do a 'force update' any longer after that... or until Docker changes the Docker Hub API schema again (which is what broke these status updates for some of the latest docker containers this time) rc1 has been 'done' for a few days now but we've just been nitpicking last minute minor details and prepping for public release. BRiT: soontm means very soon, at least this time.

This is actually a perfect workaround for anyone on 6.2 beta23 until the next version of unRAID is released. Alternatively, on the Docker page, you can toggle on Advanced view and click the 'force update' link for Plex.

limetech's Plex docker app was updated to version 1.0.0.2261 on June 29th...

That'll work, I appreciate your dedication in maintaining CA and the repos/index involved. Technically my Nerd Pack wasn't under Lime Tech but rather just a handful of tools I and others felt useful to have available. Some of those packages I put together myself because they weren't versions for slackware. You have a test system ready for a upcoming unRAID 6.2 beta? [emoji3]

On second thought, with the GUI present, would it be more prudent for me to remove the LT plugin from CA once dmacias accepts the PR's I've got on his template? I thought about this more, reviewed dmacias' awesome GUI and code in detail and decided to pop the question. Will you merge me? He said yes! So, Nerd Pack + Nerd Pack GUI will become just one plugin and all will move over to dmacias' repo. Squid, please remove the my Nerd Pack plugin from CA when you get a chance. I'll make one more update to my plg, updating the repo url, so future updates will come from dmacias' repo instead of mine. I will continue to update code and add new/updated packages to Nerd Pack for dmacias' repo going forward.

First post updated, thanks!

On second thought, with the GUI present, would it be more prudent for me to remove the LT plugin from CA once dmacias accepts the PR's I've got on his template? Maybe... It'd be nice to just have one plugin for this (I don't mind where the plg lives - either my repo or dmacias') but I'm trying to figure out the best way to upgrade everyone that currently has Nerdpack installed. I figured a majority of folks installed my plugin outside of community apps (since you just added plugin support).

Fantastic! I wanted to build something like that eventually since our list of packages keeps growing. Nice work! Are you open to collaboration and merging your work in to the existing Nerdpack repo/plugin?

Just added the p7zip package to NerdPack, update the plugin and let me know if you have any issues.

Bingo! I also just updated the Plex version to 0.9.12.8

Just added iperf to Nerd Tools. Enjoy! i'm just wondering why iPerf, it's very old tool! use iperf3 instead IMHO The version of iperf I added was version 3.0.11 (latest stable). The binary is named iperf3.