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  1. [sOLVED] Hi, I have installed the plugin for the first time on unraid 5.0.5 and it is not working. It is complaining about the kernel version. The webui also does not look good. The packages can not be installed. Please see log and screenshot. How can I fix this? EDIT: the symbolic link location is on a disk that is outside the array (not a cache disk either). It is mounted after the plugin is installed but before rc.virtualbox is ran. Is that a problem? EDIT 2: Never mind.... I Just had to click the 'Download and install' button under Version Actions. Can't believe I missed that one... T.i.a. Harmen Jun 5 20:28:25 NAS logger: installing plugin: virtualbox Jun 5 20:28:25 NAS logger: file /tmp/virtualbox-cleanup: successfully wrote INLINE file contents Jun 5 20:28:25 NAS logger: /bin/bash /tmp/virtualbox-cleanup ... success Jun 5 20:28:25 NAS logger: file /boot/config/plugins/virtualbox/virtualbox.cfg: already exists Jun 5 20:28:25 NAS logger: file /tmp/virtualbox-icon: successfully wrote INLINE file contents Jun 5 20:28:27 NAS rc.virtualbox[22064]: Icon downloaded from icon hosting server Jun 5 20:28:27 NAS rc.virtualbox[22067]: Icon copied to emhttp plugin folder Jun 5 20:28:27 NAS logger: /bin/bash /tmp/virtualbox-icon ... success Jun 5 20:28:27 NAS logger: file /etc/rc.d/rc.virtualbox: successfully wrote INLINE file contents Jun 5 20:28:27 NAS logger: successfully changed file mode Jun 5 20:28:27 NAS logger: file /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/virtualbox/event/disks_mounted: successfully wrote INLINE file contents Jun 5 20:28:27 NAS logger: successfully changed file mode Jun 5 20:28:27 NAS logger: file /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/virtualbox/event/unmounting_disks: successfully wrote INLINE file contents Jun 5 20:28:27 NAS logger: successfully changed file mode Jun 5 20:28:27 NAS logger: file /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/virtualbox/virtualbox.page: successfully wrote INLINE file contents Jun 5 20:28:27 NAS logger: file /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/virtualbox/virtualbox.php: successfully wrote INLINE file contents Jun 5 20:28:27 NAS logger: file /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/virtualbox/virtualbox_submit.php: successfully wrote INLINE file contents Jun 5 20:28:27 NAS logger: plugin successfully installed EDIT: Jun 5 20:28:27 NAS kernel: EXT4-fs (sdh1): mounting with "discard" option, but the device does not support discard Jun 5 20:28:27 NAS kernel: EXT4-fs (sdh1): mounted filesystem with ordered data mode. Opts: discard Jun 5 20:29:19 NAS rc.virtualbox[22437]: VirtualBox plugin update during array mount is disabled Jun 5 20:29:19 NAS rc.virtualbox[22438]: VirtualBox packages update during array mount is disabled Jun 5 20:29:19 NAS rc.virtualbox[22439]: Installing VirtualBox packages during array mount ... Jun 5 20:29:19 NAS rc.virtualbox[22465]: VirtualBox package kernel v does not match unRAID kernel v3.9.11p - no plugin installed Jun 5 20:29:19 NAS rc.virtualbox[22491]: VirtualBox and/or VirtualBox Extension not installed - cannot start vboxwebsrv Jun 5 20:29:19 NAS rc.virtualbox[22517]: VirtualBox and/or VirtualBox Extension not installed - cannot start Virtual Machines
  2. Apparently my board does not support S3. I am going to let it rest for now. I am still wondering whether rtcwake would work or not if my board had S3.
  3. I would like the unRAID server to wake up on it's own just before the mover script is started at 3:40 am. In this scenario all other computers are turned off.
  4. Hi, I was looking for a way to put my server into standby mode (S3) and make it resume at a specified time. In Linux this can be done with the rtcwake command. According to http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=9517.0 unRAID might not include rtcwake. It turns out that the command is there (using unRAID 4.6) but it complains about a missing device when I try to use it: root@NAS:~# rtcwake -s 60 -m mem rtcwake: assuming RTC uses UTC ... /sys/class/rtc/rtc0/device/power/wakeup: No such file or directory rtcwake: /dev/rtc0 not enabled for wakeup events What does this mean and how can I make this work?
  5. you did not tell me which "main" screen.... The one with the graphics (myMain)? or the standard one without? As soon as I access http://storage:8080 So the one without graphics, the one that comes first. I am seeing the same thing. I have 1 disk that is not part of the array. Unmenu main (not myMain) forces it to spin up. I'll check it out and see if there is anything I can do differently. Joe L. It turned out it was the use of "fdisk" to get the size of the un-assigned disk that was spinning up the un-assigned drive. It should be fixed now as I'm using a different approach. un-assigned disks should not spin up, and the main display should be quicker as it will not be waiting for them to spin up. Joe L. Solved! Thanks. I hate to say it but the disk_management screen has the same issue. Too bad I didn't notice it before...
  6. We won't really know until we see the smart reports. The "timeout" error and hard reset could be a cabling issue, or a power supply issue, or a disk itself, or a disk controller? The buffer I/O errors look more like unreadable sectors... I've not see them before. we'll know for sure when you get the end smart report. Joe L. I saw the same errors with 1 of my 3 WD20EARS disks in the first preclear cycle. They were gone the second time. Smart reports were fine both times.
  7. you did not tell me which "main" screen.... The one with the graphics (myMain)? or the standard one without? As soon as I access http://storage:8080 So the one without graphics, the one that comes first. I am seeing the same thing. I have 1 disk that is not part of the array. Unmenu main (not myMain) forces it to spin up.