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  1. Regarding your confusion about the ASPM status and the driver name: ASPM Status: The CONFIG_ASPM = n build flag in the Makefile only defaults the driver to a disabled state, but the OS or BIOS may still override this. Driver Name: The plugin explicitly blacklists the native driver to ensure the OOT driver works properly. You can verify this by checking the configuration file: cat /boot/config/modprobe.d/r8169.conf If it contains blacklist r8169, then the native driver is successfully disabled. You should check the terminal instead to see the actual driver currently handling the hardware: Run lspci -k (or lspci -k -s 01:00.0) and look for the "Kernel driver in use" line. Or run ethtool -i ethXXX to check the driver version.
  2. I've put together a new build for the r8127 driver using GitHub Actions! You can install it manually through the Plugins tab. Installation URL: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ERSTT/unraid-r8127-driver/refs/heads/main/unraid-r8127.plg I'm not sure about the 8127AF compatibility since I don't have the hardware to test it. It might work, it might not You can check out the repo here: https://github.com/ERSTT/unraid-r8127-driver. Feel free to peek at the GitHub Actions tab if you want to see how the whole build process works.
  3. I apologize for any language barriers; this was written with the help of a translator. Apologies for replying to an old thread, but I have recently encountered some issues while running Redroid on UNRAID. Currently, UNRAID defaults to cgroup v2, which causes Redroid to be unstable and crash frequently. Checking the logs reveals the following errors, which seem to indicate missing cgroup v1 modules: kernel: cgroup: Unknown subsys name 'memory' kernel: cgroup: Unknown subsys name 'schedtune'This suggests that Redroid is still attempting to call cgroup v1 subsystems. I tried using the unraidcgroup1 to switch back to the cgroup v1 environment, but after rebooting, I found that the relevant modules are still missing, and there has been no improvement in container stability. I would like to ask: Is there any way to enable cgroup v1 modules like 'memory' and 'schedtune' under UNRAID's cgroup v2? Or, if running in UNRAID's cgroup v1 mode, is there a way to resolve the absence of these modules?

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