Everything posted by mrdally204
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Unraid 7.2.0 RC1 unresponsive after 8 days
Running RC1, system became sluggish after 8 days uptime. Sluggish to the point where authenticating into the web UI seemed to take minutes. I was able to also ssh in and took a screen of top. VM running Windows 11 VM, more or less sitting idle. I've had a similar "unraid becomes unresponsive" experience with each beta and now the rc. Rolling back to stable runs without issue. Syslog: https://pastebin.com/sTi2k4YY
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Tip: How to disable beeps on most UPS devices (including my APC Back-UPS 750 ES) - using only UnRAID itself
This is fantastic. I had a power outage last night and the beeping woke me up at 4am. Who do we need to petition to get the beep control settings to become part of the unraid menu? I've wanted to turn it off since the first time it beeped at me 3 years ago :)
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ESXi 5.x - pre-built VMDK for unRAID
I would like to ask again as I did not see a reply to my original question. I currently have Unraid installed and working great as a server. I would like to keep all my content and current configuration but move the unraid instance to a virtual machine as the server is being underutilized. Assuming this is possible, is there special instructions I can follow to accomplish this? Can someone with a bit of knowledge please give me feedback or a bit of guidance? I would like to run a mythtv back-end on the same server for home pvr. My CPU (Celeron G1610 Processor) supports VT-x but not vt-d. My motherboard (asrock b75 pro3-m vt-x) supports vt-d. Is it worth updating my CPU to also support vt-d? Thanks.
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ESXi 5.x - pre-built VMDK for unRAID
I am currently running unRAID on my server. I wish to virtualize this unRAID instance and use the hardware for more servers Knowing this and having 2tb of data already in an array in unRAID, how can I go about transforming my current set up into a virtual machine install without losing any information?