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Hi, I have a question about Unassigned Devices and the unraid VM engine. Can anyone confirm if I were to mount a flash drive through Unassigned Devices and use that drive as the primary vdisk for my VM, everything related to the VM will just be on that flash drive? Or will there be files related to the VM elsewhere in the array?

Hi, I have a question about Unassigned Devices and the unraid VM engine. Can anyone confirm if I were to mount a flash drive through Unassigned Devices and use that drive as the primary vdisk for my VM, everything related to the VM will just be on that flash drive? Or will there be files related to the VM elsewhere in the array?

Replacing your Unraid USB Flash Device transfers the license to a new USB Flash Device. Once this is done, the previous USB Flash device is blacklisted and cannot be used with Unraid going forward. This action cannot be undone. Trying to do this but here's the error I got. Error: {"message":"Request failed with status code 403","data":{"error":"Cannot transfer GUID because you've already transferred 2 times in the past year. Please contact support for assistance."}} Thank you unraid team for being user-hostile. Please explain to me your rationale behind restricting the number of times I can transfer the license in a year. I keep changing my flash drives because f you it's not your business. Why are users restricted to 2 transfers a year and past that you're f-ed and waiting for support to help you?

This is a really dumb question but how do I perform step 2? I went to MAIN > BOOT DEVICE clicked on my flash drive and enabled sharing by toggling EXPORT to YES and SECURITY to PUBLIC. I can see my flash drive on my network, navigate to the folder, but when I try to copy the files over from my PC, it just says COULD NOT FIND THIS ITEM. How do I copy files to the boot drive?!

I have tried to stub the iGPU by checking under TOOLS > SYSTEM DEVICES and checking against the iGPU and clicking BIND SELECTED TO VFIO AT BOOT I still don't get an output through the iGPU in the Windows 10 VM. Basically I'm just asking for a way to get an output from my mobo's (MSI B660M-A DDR4) HDMI port driven by the UHD Graphics 770 of the i5 12500.

I am able to get this to work with my 12500 but the issue is that it doesn't output baremetal through the HDMI port of my mobo. I'm trying to use the Intel UHD Graphics 770 in my Windows 10 VM but the display that shows from the HDMI port is the console output of unRAID. This is despite the fact that my setup has a discrete GPU, RTX 3050, that has been configured in the bios to be the INIT DISPLAY GPU (PEG) and IGPU MULTI-MONITOR is ENABLED. SR-IOV is also enabled in bios along with ABOVE 4G DECODING. What is strange is that when I fire up the VM with 2 GPUs, VNC AND the iGPU, and access the VM through VNC, I can see under device manager that the UHD 770 is listed there and working fine without code 43. Yet I am unable to get an output through the mobo's HDMI port. When I edit the VM to 1 GPU with the RTX 3050, I am able to get an output through the HDMI port of the 3050.

你说得对。我不要更新了。转回6.11.5。一切没事。

How do I revert this blacklist? Anyone? I'm asking because I'd like to upgrade to 6.12 rc1 but when I upgrade from my current setup, it doesn't detect the r8125 built-in NIC of my motherboard.

是的，有新的吗？我upgrade之后，unraid没看到r8125。是不是因为我blacklist 8169的driver?

Actually I got it right, you just have to change extra parameters to --device=/dev/dri and when you spin up the container, open OBS, settings, streaming, advanced, you will see that there's the hardware encoder available for usage. The problem now is that this container seems abandoned by the dev and the latest one has broken NDI implementation where under sources, NDI doesn't even show up. Sigh, it would be nice if @patrickstigler would come back to this.

https://www.michaelstinkerings.org/gpu-virtualization-with-intel-12th-gen-igpu-uhd-730/ This guy seems to have a way to get it done. I'm no tech expert so I don't know how to translate this to unraid. Would you be willing to give it a whirl and maybe document the steps to get there if you manage to get it done?

@patrickstigler Appreciate the work you've put in. I can confirm that changing extra parameters to --device=/dev/dri allows for H.264 encoding by Intel QSV, however the latest image does not have NDI Source as an option. Any chance this can be fixed?

@jinlife It looks like @ich777 has created a plugin in the app store for RTL8152/3/4/6 USB Drivers! It was just added today!

Hmmm.. how would it work if my router is a VM in unraid? My current setup has pfSense as a VM in unraid. • Unraid set to static IP 192.168.50.3 on eth0 • pfSense VM set to 192.168.50.1 on br0 (bridging enabled on eth0) • my managed switch set to 192.168.50.2 • all other devices connected to the managed switch including wireless AP and they all exist on 192.168.50.0/24 How do I translate this to the virbr0 model described above where there are 2 networks 192.168.1.x and 192.168.122.x?

Hi, I know I'm an idiot 对不起我傻逼, but I'm trying to follow these instructions but I'm assuming the mac address details and the pci address details are to be filled in by the end-user according to his / her device config, right? So let's say my eth0 mac address is 70:88:6B:8A:17:69 then I should fill the following in: <interface type='direct'> <mac address='70:88:6B:8A:17:69'/> <source dev='eth0' mode='vepa'/> <model type='virtio'/> <address type='pci' domain='0x0000' bus='0x01' slot='0x00' function='0x0'/> </interface> <interface type='bridge'> <mac address='ANYRANDOMMAC?'/> <source bridge='virbr0'/> <model type='virtio'/> <address type='pci' domain='0x0000' bus='0x03' slot='0x00' function='0x0'/> </interface> Correct? So the direct one points to the actual mac address since source dev='eth0' while the bridge virbr0 I can just fill in any random mac address. Am I right so far? Sorry for being a total noob. After doing that, what about the pci address entries? I don't know how to fill that out. I left it at the code you gave but it says slot has to be >=1. Also, does this part "b. the second interface uses the default NAT based virbr0 to connect the Unraid host with an independent subnet. For advanced customizations, you can refer to the libvirt docs[1] and this example guide[3]. Note that the configs are located in /etc/libvirt/qemu/networks but you must use the virsh command to edit them in the command line." mean that VMs are on a different subnet?

How do I use Intel Quick Sync with this instead of Nvidia? I'd like to use my 12th gen iGPU for encoding as it actually has better quality then Turing / Ampere NVENC as shown in eposvox video Edit: Can anyone confirm if the way to get Intel iGPU as the encoder is to change extra parameters from --runtime=nvidia to --device=/dev/dri?

That did it. Thank you. May I ask what was the problem with this? Why did it keep trying to find a trial key when I am already running Basic key.

This error was also there from the get-go when I couldn't get my unraid box online. How do I get rid of this stupid trial key issue when I already have a basic key?