Clockwork Elf

Don't I have to move to whatever kernel current unraid version uses? I read that if I have custom kernel it may not upgrade the way it should, not sure if this is actually the case though. But I will probably wait for LTS kernel and upgrade then, if it is soon to come

So a long time ago I set my a380 with thor's kernel 6.5.10 for jellyfin transcoding purposes, I am currently on version 6.12.4 Where does that leave me for future updates, I am kinda afraid to touch it currently? My plan is to wait for when unraid moves to LTS 6.18, but what exactly happens when updating then? I assume I have to move to a stock unraid kernel, but I am not sure where to find the one for unraid 6.12.4(I didn't save it unfortunately), Does this sound sensible? Some input would be really helpful

@talmania did you use tensorchord/pgvecto-rs:pg14-v0.1.11 as repository for postgres15 ? The container doesnt start for me after i change it

kernel 6.2 was just released, does that mean that the next unraid version will include it or it is unkknown?

When stable unraid reaches kernel 6.2 will you have to do anything or just update as regular (possibly skip previous updates before 6.2)? I am in the same boat currently( arc380/trying to encode most of my media in AV1 and decode if necessary on clients that don't support it), using Jellyfin as well and wondering if I should try your approach. The other option I've seen is running a VM with the necessary kernel but I've seen multiple people having issue with passing through the arc380. Have you had any additional problems since this post or is everything still fine?