RobAinscough

I have similar question, but for USB 3.2 / Thunderbolt 3/4 (using USB-C port connector) ... your 2nd item. Since your question is 2 years old but no answer ... does that mean UnRaid does NOT support this scenario? Or ... did you find an answer elsewhere? Cheers, Rob.

I did find this MB for LGA 1700 with USB-C/Thunderbolt 4 here. Basically the Z version of my B version board with two Thunderbolt 4 USB-C ports. I can't find any LGA 1700 mini-ITX MB that has 10GbE support ... found mini-ITX for older Xeon CPUs but that's basically entire MB/CPU/Fan/RAM replacement. Per Intel article it suggests USB 3.2 is compatible with Thunderbolt 4 and they use the same USB-C "connector" ... see article here. Since Thunderbolt 4 is compatible with Thunderbolt 3 the USB 3.2 port C should work per spec for the Z version of my motherboard (which is mini-ITX). So will UnRaid support USB 3.2 (Thunderbolt 3/4) port C? If not, are there drivers that will? From the ASUS support page there is no driver support for anything other than Win10 or Win11.

I have a 10GbE network at home, it's just the NAS I built doesn't have 10GbE on the MB. "Need" well that's subjective ... but my need comes from copying large files from the PCs used to convert my BD/DVDs to MKV files (and/or upscales lower quality ones with Topaz Video AI to mp4 files) ... 50-80GB for 4K movies (with future plans for 8K content). When going thru 1GbE my xfers from PCs to NAS are: When going thru 10GbE my xfers from PC to NAS are: Pretty close to 10X faster ... when doing xfers with a lot of 50-80GB files, can make a big difference. Finding a mini-ITX motherboard with 10GbE port is not trivial ... and finding one that UnRaid supports is even more a challenge ... suggestions welcome, prefer for LGA 1700 but all welcome?

Not sure I agree, but I'll research more. Can't use another PCIe slot ... no space or slot ... hence my desire to leverage onboard USB-C ports ... if I had an extra PCIe, I would just install 10Gbe NIC. Sadly I can't find USB-C to 10Gbe external NIC.

You're absolutely correct, missed that, my apologies. Here is what I would use instead. So where can I get a driver for Unraid to support?

The motherboard is: ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. ROG STRIX B760-I GAMING WIFI Thunderbolt and USB-C aren't exactly the same, that cable will convert Thunderbolt 3 to USB-C.

No takers?

Will this work for my primary network connection? Reason I ask is because I have no room in my NAS unit for 10G NIC (my mini-ITX motherboard only supports one PCIe slot which is for the SATA/SAS controller). This is the Thunderbolt 3 to 10G adapter. This is the USB-C to Thunderbolt 3/4 cable. Cheers, Rob.

No issues since, so going on a week now ... fingers crossed.

Enabled Syslog server and will report back when this issue happens again: Cheers, Rob.

No issues reported by MemTest86: Thoughts?

Hardware profile has been submitted.

And here is the diagnostics log: medias-diagnostics-20240224-1845.zip

Got the same error again today. Attached my system log. medias-syslog-20240225-0240.zip

Error: Feb 18 19:16:32 MediaS kernel: x86/split lock detection: #AC: crashing the kernel on kernel split_locks and warning on user-space split_locks Feb 18 19:26:45 MediaS nginx: 2024/02/18 19:26:45 [error] 6747#6747: *669 limiting requests, excess: 20.491 by zone "authlimit", client: 10.0.0.21, server: , request: "PROPFIND /login HTTP/1.1", host: "medias" I was copying files from my PC (10.0.0.21) to my UnRaid media server when Win11 explorer no longer was able to see the UnRaid server. I have the syslog but not sure if it's safe to upload? Any sensitive information in it? Cheers, Rob.

That file is from Diagnostics?

Here is the relevant log from Diagnostics: ethtool.txt Suggest 2500 is supported ... any hints on how to force it to user 2500? Cheers, Rob.

I'm running Cat 8 cable to my 10Gbe switch and my Motherboard has an Intel 2.5G NIC which is recognized but is running at only 1Gbe. I can't seem to find anything in UI where I can bump this up to 2500? Cheers, Rob.

Thank you, my browser was blocking it, resolved. Rob.

I performed this task and it says creating zip file but nothing to indicate where it created a zip file??

UPDATE: Looks like the new UEFI now defaults to Secure Boot ... which was enabled. So I cleared the keys and disabled secure boot and all seems to be working well now. Rob.

Good suggestion, but I do have it set to boot from USB drive and the drive shows up in UEFI correctly. EDIT: tried 3 different USB ports still nothing ... as soon as I remove the Unraid drive, my system will boot to EFI.

Unraid was working yesterday and today. So today I needed to update the BIOS/EFI, shutdown (via UnRaid WebGUI), remove UnRaid flash drive, put in my other flash drive with latest UEFI, installed the updated UEFI, modified EFI settings back to what is needed for IOMMU enabled, Virtualization enabled ... all good. I plugged the Unraid flash drive into the same USB port, try to boot and nothing ... like nothing at all, just a blank screen no prompt to select what Unraid mode to load, nada. My fear is Unraid has somehow tied itself to BIOS/UEFI version when I entered licensed Unraid? So now with the new EFI it doesn't think it's a valid license ?? Just guessing here because I have no idea why Unraid just decided to no longer boot? EDIT: boots into my UEFI with no problem if I remove the Unraid Flash drive. Rob.

Great advice, thank you!

Thanks for the information/input. I don't need or want remote access, all will be handled local. Cheers, Rob.