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I will change the start event from "disks_mounted" to "started" and "unmounting_disks" to "stopping_svcs" like I did for the virtualbox plugin and Limetech do for the Docker and VMs.

I compiled for unRAID v6.1.3 (kernel 4.1.7) - Wait for it to be uploaded to the server...

Please also post: "/boot/config/plugins/serverlayout/serverlayout.json" Also post your main unRAID screen - for some reason your USB is also seen as an optical drive !?

I just tested on Firefox 40.0.3 and plugin verison 2015.06.15 and it is running OK - no errors. What version of the plugin are you running? I assume you have drives installed. Can you post a screenshot of the main unRAID window?

Updated plugin: 2015.09.18 - Fixed online package lookup

maybe we can put some pressure: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=40383.0

Updated plugin: 2015.09.17 - Added unRAID 6.1 compatibility and keep backward compatibility This will allow you to run the Virtualbox plugin also on unraid v6.1.x and onwards. I will now try and get Virtualbox 5.0.x compiled...

Updated Plugin: 2015.09.17 - Add unRAID 6.1 compatibility and keep backward compatibility

It is the new security changes implemented in unRAID 6.1 - Working on it...

I am not using the update.htm or update.php in this plugin. All my POSTs are to plugin php files located under this plugin folder structure. So the plugin should work OK. Can anyone confirm the plugin is working properly? I have not upgraded to 6.1 yet.

What unRAID version are you running? I am compiling the latest VirtualBox v4 (4.3.30) right now for unRAID v6.1.2 (kernel v4.1.5) so everyone can at least keep using VirtualBox until I get the VirtualBox v5 compilation correct. And will update the plugin for 6.1 compatibility.

Just came back from a long vacation. Need to understand the exact limitations of the 6.1 security checks. I will update all my plugins to 6.1 - probably not keep 6.0 compatibility. Also need to understand why virtualbox 5 is not compiling.

Just came back from a long vacation. Need to understand the exact limitations of the 6.1 security checks. I will update all my plugins to 6.1 - probably not keep 6.0 compatibility.

Just came back from a long vacation. Need to understand the exact limitations of the 6.1 security checks. I will update all my plugins to 6.1 - probably not keep 6.0 compatibility.

Mine is reiserfs and works perfectly. I actually never tried it on anything else.

I personally actually think perl and python which are large packages should probably not be in the nerd pack which should be kept slim. Perhaps they should each be in a pack of their own? As I wrote before - I think there should be a frontend (UI) for the nerdpack where you could choose which tools to install/update. I might have time after the summer

That is one of the main reasons i would consider staying with virtualbox and not move to KVM.

Excellent analogy !!!

Your flash drive is the /BOOT folder

Excellent plugin... But I think we need a WEBUI/php frontend to allow users to choose which plugins to install on boot - The number of packages is getting quite large. I would volunteer to write it but I don't think my wife would approve after I spent too much time (nights) writing my ServerLayout plugin

Attached is a fix for the truncated SSD power-on-hours that you requested. As I have no SSD can you check and report back if it works - I didn't truncate to much or to little. unzip and replace the file in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/serverlayout/php/ serverlayout_constants.zip

Please post a screenshot or text output of the "smartctl --all /dev/sdx" command for your SDD so I can see how it all looks like.

Thank you both for your inputs. hernandito, I like your text layout, but I will not change it at this point - there are too many options and each person would probably want it slightly different with different fields. I will look for a better way to partition the data to make it more readable. To make it more readable for now you can disable the fields you don't use much and use the tooltip (which I know is buggy on FF and MSIE ) for the rest of the info. trutl, Regarding the Power On Hours - I will look into it - I agree that hours count is enough.

Do you physically label/number your server?

Cross reference between what?