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I've found some of the vintage programs use Ctrl keys that Chrome captures for shortcuts. An example is the Chrome Crtl-W to close a browser tab. Does anyone know of a way to disable these keys? There were some older Chrome apps that did the job, but they don't work anymore. I have remapped the keys to the 'vedit' editor to get around the ctrl keys problem and to be able to use the arrow, backspace, and other keys on a modern keyboard when using Shell in a Box. If anyone wants a copy of my modified 'vedit' I can post it on github. I've also adjusted the monitor sizes to fit Shell in a Box and use the full screen width and height.

These videos are very good. I actually learned some things I didn't know. You did an excellent job with the cpu pinning and assignment. As you said it is as much art as science. There is no "one size fits all" solution. If there was, LT would just do things that way. The only thing I might comment on is the caching on a VM vdisk. From everything I've read, this is the best setup for performance on a vdisk: <driver name='qemu' type='raw' cache='directsync' io='native'/> I appreciate your compliments on the Tips & Tweaks plugin. I did it because I thought it appropriate to keep people off the command line where it is too easy to make mistakes, and give users an easy way to make adjustments. I had no idea the Performance governor and Turbo could make that much difference.

I have updated the Docker image so it now has a GUI. The Docker includes shell in a box so you can run the simulator in a browser window. To take advantage of this feature you'll have to update the Docker template to the latest one. Go to CA and search for 'z80pack'. Re-install using the new template and the WebUI will now be an option in the Docker menu. The login information for shell in a box is documented in the first post of this thread.

This is the problem. You should report this to LT as a Linux or unRAID issue. Probably Linux.

That's the one. Give me the results of this command: ls /dev/disk/by-id/

UD is finding four unassigned devices. Your cache disk is excluded. The disk device id doesn't look right, but it is not the cache disk. I don't like the truncated nvme-TOSHIBA-RD400_. That may be part of the issue, Jul 16 14:45:12 UNRAID DISKS: /dev/sda /dev/sde /dev/sdf /dev/sdg /dev/sdh /dev/nvme0n1 Jul 16 14:45:12 Unassigned disk: '/dev/disk/by-id/ata-TOSHIBA_HDWD130_37F65K8AS'. Jul 16 14:45:12 Unassigned disk: '/dev/disk/by-id/ata-TOSHIBA_MQ01ABD100_Z3AJC14TT'. Jul 16 14:45:12 Discarded: => '/dev/disk/by-id/ata-WDC_WD30EFRX-68AX9N0_WD-WMC1T1300432' '(/dev/sde)'. Jul 16 14:45:12 Discarded: => '/dev/disk/by-id/ata-WDC_WD30EZRX-00MMMB0_WD-WMAWZ0425030' '(/dev/sdh)'. Jul 16 14:45:12 Discarded: => '/dev/disk/by-id/ata-WDC_WD30EZRX-00SPEB0_WD-WCC4E1ZH8492' '(/dev/sdg)'. Jul 16 14:45:12 Discarded: => '/dev/disk/by-id/ata-WDC_WD30EZRX-22D8PB0_WD-WCC4N1YP88NY' '(/dev/sdf)'. Jul 16 14:45:12 Unassigned disk: '/dev/disk/by-id/ata-WDC_WD60EZRX-00MVLB1_WD-WX31D944CS0X'. Jul 16 14:45:12 Unassigned disk: '/dev/disk/by-id/nvme-TOSHIBA-RD400_'. Jul 16 14:45:12 Discarded: => '/dev/disk/by-id/nvme-eui.e83a9702000018f5' '(/dev/nvme0n1)'. <===== cache disk is ignored Please show a screen shot of all unassigned devices. Try to make it more readable. I can barely read the device id.

I don't see the issue. I'd like to get some debug information from your system so I can see more of what is happening. On the command line do the following: nano /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/unassigned.devices/include/lib.php Change the following: $plugin = "unassigned.devices"; // $VERBOSE=TRUE; to $plugin = "unassigned.devices"; $VERBOSE=TRUE; Then go to the unassigned devices page and download the UD log and post it. After that you'll want to comment out the '$VERBOSE=TRUE;' to keep the log from growing too large.

Post a diagnostic.

Do you have the preclear plugin installed?

One minor issue. I have a 'MKV Movies' share that has the recycle bin from the recycle bin plugin. I have the 'MKV Movies' set up as the watch folder and Handbrake is processing the files in the recycle bin. The recycle bin is a folder named '.Recycle.Bin' and is a hidden folder. I think Handbrake should ignore hidden folders if there are any in the watch folder, or just exclude the '.Recycle.Bin' folder. I think this results in files potentially being processed that the user might have deleted and not wanted processed. /watch/.Recycle.Bin/How the West Was Won/.How the West Was Won.backdrop/flixster_lookup_cache_How the West Was Won_1962 0af83da1095564fca54befbe3a0333b8

I'm adding my two cents worth to the vintage computing efforts here:

I have built a Docker that emulates CP/M 1, CP/M 2, CP/M 3, and MP/M. The Docker is based on a package called Z80Pack that is a cross development package that runs on Linux. The Docker is a command line only Docker. The Docker includes Shell in a Box which gives a command line interface in a browser window.. Install the Docker by searching on 'Z80Pack' in CA. Online documentation is here. The Z80Pack website is here. The project includes an Altair and IMSAI emulation. I have not done anything with those emulators because of the graphics requirements that are very difficult to provide in a Docker. The Docker has a WebUI that is available on the Docker menu. This is a Shell in a Box UI and you'll have to log in for access. The User is 'vintage' and the password is 'computer'. The home directory is set for the /root/z80pack/cpmsim directory. You can always do 'cd ~' to get back the home directory. This is the preferred way to use the Docker. To run a simulation you need to run 'sudo ./cpm' so the simulator has root privileges. This is an alternative method to run CP/M or MP/M: docker exec -it Z80Pack bash Once inside the Docker, change directory to the cpm simulation: cd /root/z80pack/cpmsim To run CP/M: ./cpm2 or ./cpm3 To run MP/M: ./mpm The MP/M script starts CP/M and you have to type mpmldr to start MP/M. The cpmutils package is included so you can create disk images and copy files into and out of your disk images. To create disk images: cd /root/z80pack/cpmsim/disks/library then for a floppy image: mkdskimg mpm-c.dsk For a 4MB hard disk image: mkfs.cpm -fz80pack-hd mpm-i.dsk For a 512MB hard disk image: mkfs.cpm -fz80pack-hdb mpm-p.dsk Then include these disk images in the cpm and mpm scripts. You will also have to change this line in the script: rm -f disks/drive[ab].dsk to: rm -f disks/drive[a-z].dsk The disk images you create and the cpm and mpm scripts are persistent in the appdata folder. The disk configurations are pre-defined as: A, B, C, and D disks are all 8 inch floppy disk formatted. I and J are pre-defined as 4MB hard drives. P is pre-defined as a 512MB hard drive. You'll have to change the CP/M and MP/M system files to re-define the disks if you want to change these pre-defined disks. If you want to get a realistic user experience, set the parameter '-f4' on the cpmsim command in the cpm and mpm scripts. The emulation will run at the original 4MHz processor speed. In the day that was some real processing power!

Works for me on all pages. It is slightly delayed. You need to give it a little time to show.

I don't use that plugin so I don't know if it is an issue or not.

My bad. It was fixed back in rc5. Release note for rc5: webgui: Fixed time-zone not included in container updates

It occurs on update only. Working for me so you may have a situation that causes the issue.

Are you running 6.4 rc? That's a Docker issue with unRAID on rcs before rc6. It is fixed now. You can see it when the update is finished. Check the command line to the Docker and you'll see TZ="". It should be your time zone. In my case TZ="America/NewYork".

There seems to be a lot of mover activity on the recycle bin. Jul 8 03:40:10 unRAID root: >f+++++++++ BackUp/.Recycle.Bin/Scripts/logs/Copy #734 of sonarrlog.txt Jul 8 03:40:32 unRAID root: >f+++++++++ BackUp/MediaBrowser/Emby Backup - 2017-07-08 12.10.1 - Auto/branding.xml Jul 8 03:40:32 unRAID root: >f+++++++++ BackUp/MediaBrowser/Emby Backup - 2017-07-08 12.10.1 - Auto/fanart.xml Jul 8 03:40:33 unRAID root: >f+++++++++ BackUp/MediaBrowser/Emby Backup - 2017-07-08 12.10.1 - Auto/chapters.xml Jul 8 03:40:33 unRAID root: .d..t...... BackUp/MediaBrowser/Emby Backup - 2017-07-08 12.10.1 - Auto/ Jul 8 03:40:33 unRAID root: >f+++++++++ BackUp/MediaBrowser/Emby Backup - 2017-07-08 12.10.1 - Auto/encoding.xml Jul 8 03:40:33 unRAID root: >f+++++++++ BackUp/MediaBrowser/Emby Backup - 2017-07-08 12.10.1 - Auto/metadata.xml You are probably flooding the recycle bin with these files and the plugin can't do anything with that much activity. Exclude some of these files, or the shares and clean it up.

Mounting the share would happen in UD if the server responded to the ping. UD won't even attempt to mount the share if the server doesn't respond to a ping. Get the server to respond to the ping, and UD will allow mounting the share. See if there is an option on the server to respond to pings.

Nope. EDIT: Try a different browser?

Yes. UD doesn't think the server is on-line if there is no response to the ping.

You have the nerd pack plugin installed. One of the packages there may be interfering. I would uninstall it for the moment and see if that makes any difference.

When you add an SMB or NFS share and the 'Mount' button is grayed out, it means that UD cannot ping the server and therefore thinks the server is off-line and can't mount it. Figure out why the server cannot be ping'd and it should work. You also see the 'smb' icon shows the server is off-line.

Go to a command line and give me the result of this command: /bin/ping -c 1 -W 1 192.168.11.30

You have a lot of plugins needing to be updated, but have not applied the updates. First thing I would do is update all the plugins.