[Unraid OS version 6.9.0-beta35 available]

34 minutes ago, limetech said:

We have improved the product to greatly simplify the effort involved in providing this niche functionality.  Not a slap at all, instead it's acknowledgment of their efforts.

Yes Tom, that's how I viewed it when we developed the Nvidia stuff originally, it was improving the product. 

The thread has been running since February 2019, it's a big niche.  99 pages and 2468 posts.

[Unraid OS version 6.9.0-beta35 available]

2 hours ago, limetech said:

Right.  Part of this was prompted by @ich777 providing insight in what's required to use the driver effectively.  Also, the tools and techniques to install this driver is proof-of-concept that can be applied to other drivers and other modules which may have to be installed independently due to licensing.  Finally, we want to discourage "unofficial" builds of the bz* files.

You know you could have discussed this with me right?  Remember me, the original dev, along with @bass_rock!  The one you tasked @jonp to discuss how we achieved the Nvidia builds back in December last year? 

 

That I never heard anything more about.  I'm the one that spend 6 months f**king around with Unraid to get the GPU drivers working in docker containers. 

 

The one that's been hosting literally 100s of custom Unraid builds for the community to use for nearly five years.  With all due respect to @ich777 he wasn't the one who did the bulk of the work here.

 

Remember?

 

You'll be pleased to know I will no longer be producing any custom "unofficial" builds for all the things you've not wanted to pick up and support for the last 10 years.  A bit like unassigned devices and @dlandon, hell that should have been incorporated half a decade ago.  In fact, I won't be doing anything here from this point on.  

 

Nearly 5 years of DVB and nearly 2 years of Nvidia.  You're welcome to them.

 

DVB is all yours now as well.

 

Good Luck.

[Unraid OS version 6.9.0-beta35 available]

 

24 minutes ago, aptalca said:

Wow. Talk about a slap in the face. @CHBMB and @bass_rock busted their behinds for years to provide a working solution to unraid users with minimal input and no acknowledgement from limetech. They had to do so much trial and error trying to figure out what may or may not have changed in unraid (out of tree drivers and whatnot) with each new version.

 

All of a sudden limetech finally decides to roll out a solution and they want to 'discourage "unofficial" builds of the bz* files'.

Nice one.

Yep, I've sent a PM to LT.  I'm out of here.  They can sort DVB out as well. 

 

I am very officially retiring from any form of Unraid development.

[Can I go back to RC7 if upgraded to RC8 & then 9?]

FWIW you can use the Unraid Nvidia plugin to download stock versions of Unraid.

[6.8.0 rc3 Shares not available on Android]

Here's a diff between testparm -sv output on v6.7.2 and v6.8.0rc3

 

chbmb@thinkpad:~/Downloads$ diff testparm-v6.7.2 testparm-v6.8.0rc3 
38c38
< 	client min protocol = CORE
---
> 	client min protocol = SMB2_02
57c57
< 	deadtime = 0
---
> 	deadtime = 10080
58a59
> 	debug encryption = No
143c144
< 	log level = 2
---
> 	log level = 1
207c208,210
< 	prefork children = 1
---
> 	prefork backoff increment = 10
> 	prefork children = 4
> 	prefork maximum backoff = 120
232c235
< 	server min protocol = LANMAN1
---
> 	server min protocol = SMB2_02
289d291
< 	web port = 901
369a372
> 	hide new files timeout = 0
390c393
< 	mangled names = yes
---
> 	mangled names = illegal
426a430,433
> 	smbd async dosmode = No
> 	smbd getinfo ask sharemode = Yes
> 	smbd max async dosmode = 0
> 	smbd search ask sharemode = Yes

 

testparm-v6.7.2 testparm-v6.8.0rc3

[6.8.0 rc3 Shares not available on Android]

Just to add my tuppence worth to this.

 

I run Ubuntu on my desktop and with rc3 I am unable to see any of my Unraid machines on the LAN in my file browser, tried a few different file managers on my laptop, didn't make any difference at all, tried altering my SMB settings in Unraid, again didn't make a difference at all, downgraded to 6.7.2 and my machines reappear on the network browser in my file manager.

 

However even on rc3 I was able to browse my network shares by addressing them directly in the file manager with smb://192.168.0.100/$share or smb://matrix/$share

 

So I think that this all points to an issue with smb.

 

I have one machine with netbios enabled and one without netbios enabled to test.  Both are discoverable on v6.7.2 neither are discoverable on rc1/rc3.

 

My main machine is the local master via the Dynamix Local Master plugin.

 

EDIT:  Actually when I've written rc1, I should have written v6.7.2, dunno what I was thinking.  Have edited my post to reflect this.

[Unraid 6.7 RC1 (RC2) after some time non reachable]

Report it in the right place.

 

https://forums.unraid.net/bug-reports/prereleases/

[[ 6.6.0-rc1 ] VM performance on threadripper 2990wx]

3 hours ago, limetech said:

Just deleted someone's post by accident, which appeared in topic right where this one did... sorry!

Probably best to leave the moderating to those like @trurl

 who know what they're doing, quick someone remove Tom's admin status! 🤣

[Unraid OS version 6.6.0-rc4 available]

7 hours ago, dlandon said:

Ok.  Sure looked like a UD thing to me.

Well that's you off the hook @dlandon  Dodged the bullet there!

 

[Problems adding new repository to dockerMan]

Checked in RC3.

 

Works as expected.  Thanks.

[Problems adding new repository to dockerMan]

Changed Status to Solved

[Unraid OS version 6.6.0-rc2 available]

21 minutes ago, bonienl said:

You can make this a separate topic and further steps can be done in there.

 

My bad, I should have RTFM.  Apologies, I've been here long enough to know better.

 

Will open a new topic.

[Unraid OS version 6.6.0-rc2 available]

I'm really liking the new UI style.  Different enough to be refreshing, but not too different that it confuses the hell out of me!