eschultz

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  1. LOL, when my 4 yr old niece is kicking the crap out of my shins because there's no sound on her barbie movies I am going to curse your name. Haha, don't want you to get bruised shins. Does your motherboard have analog audio outputs? If so, use that device for the sound portion. That's actually how Jon rolls. lol Eric, didn't know you were on forum duty tonight ;-), great minds think alike ;-) I like to surprise everyone by doing a drive-by posting every now and then [emoji3]
  2. LOL, when my 4 yr old niece is kicking the crap out of my shins because there's no sound on her barbie movies I am going to curse your name. Haha, don't want you to get bruised shins. Does your motherboard have analog audio outputs? If so, use that device for the sound portion. That's actually how Jon rolls.
  3. sparklyballs, you can also try NOT passing through the sound device from the video card to see if that works. I remember having luck with one of the AMD video cards I have when I didn't pass though its HDMI audio.
  4. You can try the rawio='yes' attribute in the hostdev tag (and possibly managed='no'): <devices> ... <controller type='scsi' index='0' model='virtio-scsi'/> <hostdev mode='subsystem' type='scsi' managed='no' rawio='yes'> <source> <adapter name='scsi_host12'/> <address type='scsi' bus='0' target='0' unit='0'/> </source> <readonly/> <address type='drive' controller='0' bus='0' target='0' unit='0'/> </hostdev> ... </devices>
  5. Nano is already baked-in, no need to install it (you can safely remove nano from your /boot/extra too if it's there)
  6. I hope you are not talking about restricting the "Network Information Server" from listing to the lan port. I currently have unRaid as the server and my PC and Router as clients as they all use the same UPS. I want unRaid to shutdown if there is a power outage. My server runs 24/7/365 and with a directly connected usb cable is not relying on another PC to initiate a shutdown. If my router gets corrupted, I can always reload it. If my PC is on, I am probably here and can manually shut it down. So I want to keep using unRaid as the server vs being a client. If it is merely editing a configuration file, I can do that but would prefer to have it work out of the box as it does today and as the source does. If it has to be set of as a default, how about a config setting on the plugin to enable listing to other ports. Yes that's the change we made to the apcupsd package, the NIS service only listens on 127.0.0.1 now instead of 0.0.0.0 by default. (Config file: /etc/apcupsd/apcupsd.conf). We'll probably make this a config option on the webGui but our intentions were to lock this down by default.
  7. Sorry for the delay, I just added unrar. Update the plugin and give it a shot!
  8. Good idea, I updated the placeholder text on our dev version which should get included in the next release
  9. Here's the direct link to the .plg: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dmacias72/unRAID-NerdPack/master/plugin/NerdPack.plg
  10. I don't know if that'll ever be supported with emhttp since that process cannot be restarted but you can change the webgui port today by adding a -p 8000 (if say you wanted to move it from the default port 80 to port 8000) to the emhttp line in /boot/config/go: #!/bin/bash # Start the Management Utility /usr/local/sbin/emhttp -p 8000 & Then just reboot unRAID to have that port change go in to effect.
  11. Give this a shot: location /lime/ { proxy_pass http://tower:80/; proxy_redirect http://tower:80/ /; }
  12. Move these two devices that are plugged in to your motherboard to different sata connections: ST3000DM001-1CH166 Z1F47J81 ST3000DM001-1CH166 Z1F47J7N There seems to be a driver issue with those two sata connections (maybe something's up with the ASMedia ASM1061 chip powering them) and unRAID is using a PATA driver instead of SATA.
  13. If you're running multiple VMs but you only want to shutdown the whole system when your main windows VM is shutdown then here's the tweaked script from my prior post: mkdir -p /etc/libvirt/hooks/ echo -e '#!/bin/bash \n[ "$1" = "win81vm" ] && [ "$2" = "stopped" ] && /usr/local/sbin/powerdown' > /etc/libvirt/hooks/qemu chmod +x /etc/libvirt/hooks/qemu Just replace the win81vm string above with the actual name of your windows vm from vm manager. So what does this script do? Well, when libvirt starts or stops a VM it'll look to see if the file /etc/libvirt/hooks/qemu exists, and if so, will execute it with some parameters: /etc/libvirt/hooks/qemu <guest_name> <operation> My script just checks if the guest_name is win81vm and the operation is stopped then run the special powerdown command for unraid. You can read about these hooks in detail from here: https://www.libvirt.org/hooks.html
  14. Just thought of this on the fly (not tested, aka AT YOUR OWN RISK!) but you could try these commands at the unRAID console / SSH session to setup a hook script to shutdown the host when a VM is stopped: mkdir -p /etc/libvirt/hooks/ echo -e '#!/bin/bash \n[ "$2" = "stopped" ] && /usr/local/sbin/powerdown' > /etc/libvirt/hooks/qemu chmod +x /etc/libvirt/hooks/qemu From there you can start your VM (if it's not already running) and then just shutdown windows. After windows completes its shutdown then the array should stop and the host machine should power off automatically. If you ever needed to remove the hook script you could just run this from the unRAID console or SSH, before you shutdown windows VM of course: rm /etc/libvirt/hooks/qemu Also, if you need to manage the array (e.g. stop the array) you'll probably need to remove the script before doing so because stopping the array will normally stop libvirt (which would shutdown your VM and host machine).
  15. SMB and NFS work a bit different when it comes to the path. NFS needs the full path. SMB example: "smb:\\tower\sharename" NFS example: "nfs://tower/mnt/user/sharename" If it was for a Disk share (e.g. Disk1) instead of a User share then something like: "nfs://tower/mnt/disk1" Hope that helps!
  16. QEMU 2.2 (recently released) has improved the virtio-scsi passthrough so that may solve these issues. This will be included in one of the future beta versions.
  17. Alright guys, you can call off your russian spam bots... we hear you loud and clear! We'll release unRAID 6 ASAP!
  18. Please download the attached zip and extract it to your flash drive's /syslinux/ folder. It contains the missing libcom32.c32 file which will be included in the next beta release. libcom32.c32.zip
  19. Please remove the DockerMan plugin under the Plugins tab. It's no longer needed (and actually causing a conflict).
  20. And i add to kernel parametr kernel /bzimage console=ttyS0,9600n8 for redirect console on serial, after that changes UNRAID run/boot without problem but now after updated syslinux just stop on first line with SYSLINUX version (i just revert only syslinux folder on flash from beta10a and start working again) This will be difficult for us to test but I'm curious if you used Windows or Mac to 'make bootable' the flash device with the new syslinux? Also, What is the exact model of your Asrock motherboard?
  21. After testing tonight on my 550ti I'm having about the same issues. I believe this card is having an issue "resetting". So this basically means anytime you want to restart the Win7 VM you'll need to reboot the whole host at this point.
  22. we're... ah... waiting for compile to finish
  23. Don't forget all the office hardware too...
  24. OpenVPN Server OpenSSH BTSync MySQL Server CrashPlan CouchPotato v2 SABnzbd SickBeard Cache Directories APC UPS Daemon
  25. Nevermind, found it in here: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=17851.0