Cruzerman

I hoping someone can assist an Unraid novice to get his machine to do C10 states. I was getting C10 before my migration to 7.1.4. My Gigabyte motherboard has a R8125 chip. I have installed the R8125 drivers from apps. Everything works except I only achieve C3 states. Looking through this thread, I would like to try adding the line: options r8125 aspm=1 to the r8125.conf file. However, this file does not exist. Do I need to create it? I do have a r8169.conf file, but that looks like it is only disabling the driver for the r8169 and only has the line: blacklist r8169 Again, things work fine, just hoping to lower the power usage a little.

Are the instructions for installing Powertop at the beginning of this long thread still valid for Unraid 7 (7.1.4)? Is the rest of the information in this thread also still valid? TIA.

So, it does appear that way. I just successfully updated a docker that was present before the update to Unraid 7. It looks like that just that one docker that was installed after the update has this issue. Thanks!

Well, I just found an issue. I tried to update a docker only to receive the message: Configuration not found. Was this container created using this plugin? So, something isn't right, although the dockers all seem to run OK.

My USB drive failed and so I needed to replace it. However, I did not have a very recent backup. I had one from a few months ago, just prior to upgrading to Unraid 7 from Unraid 6. Since that backup, I have not added or changed any hardware. I did starr using Tailscale in my dockers and on the server after I installed Unraid 7 though and maybe added a docker or two.. I created a new Unraid 7 USB drive, copied the entire config folder onto it from the previous Unraid 6 backup, and started the system. Everything seems to be running well. I did have to reinstall the Tailscale plugin, but that is all I have done. My question is am I good? Are there additional things I need to do or check? Should I have done something different? I'm still learning and want to learn from this experience. TIA

I don't know what I did wrong before, but I changed it now and it appears to work. User error (as always). Thanks!

I hope I am posting to the correct place. I have a question on the consume folder. I have paperless-ngx up and running and it is working great. I have been adding files by drag-and-drop in the web interface. However, I would also like to drop files into the consume folder directly. When I first setup paperless-ngx, I followed Flemming's blog. This means that the consume folder is a subfolder under the paperless-ngx_data share. However, I don't want to give permissions to that share. I want to create a specific consume share and give write permissions to that. Then paperless will consume the documents and move them into a folder that the average user doesn't have write permissions. Does that make sense? I created a new "consume" share, but I wasn't able to point paperless-ngx to that location. And as you can tell, I am a novice at this. TIA.

Good day, Unraid says there is an update available for my iDrive docker. Also, iDrive says the server is not running the latest version. However, I am afraid I will break things. Is it safe to update? And what is the best way? Do I update the docker in Unraid, push the update from iDrive, or both? TIA

I got the icon to work by switching from https to http. As for the TZ, I assumed that was the issue. The TZ was not set properly in Unraid at the time the docker was deployed. I just added a TZ variable to the docker itself. That seems to fix it without me having to redo everything. And the backups are still working great. Very happy with the performance and usability.

I want to start out saying that I am a total noob to Unraid, Linux, and dockers. That being said, by following @cyberteer instructions, I was able to get this working. Only time will tell if it continues to work. And speaking of time, when I deployed this, I had the timezone set incorrectly in Unraid. I fixed that, but the idrive docker still had the wrong time and TZ was set wrong. I'm not sure how to fix that correctly. I have worked around this by adding a TZ variable to the docker, basically overwriting the one passed by Unraid. But I'm sure that there is an actual right way to fix this. Another small issue that matters little if any: the icon for the docker does not show. I set it to the URL provided, but it does not show that icon, just a question mark icon. The URL does show the right icon in a browser. Again, unimportant but curiosity makes me want to know what is going on. Once again, thanks to everyone for their posts and help. I now feel I can actually put real data on my new Unraid server.