ashman70

Yes I did. I had the host powered down, I powered it up, the VM was set to auto start, and it started, and it came up on the monitor. There were some pending windows updates, I installed them and it rebooted and I lost the display again.

I have setup a new Windows 10 VM, I am passing through the following devices: GTX 1060 3GB video card Intel Audio Two USB devices. If I reboot my unRAID server with the VM set to auto start, it starts up and I get the display of my VM on the monitor that is connected to the DVI port on the 1060. Everything works as it should. If I do windows updates, and reboot the VM, I lose the display and the USB devices, at least the keyboard does not appear to be connected. 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Today I noticed my windows 11 VM had some updates, went to run the updates and got this message: My mother board on this system is a Gigabyte Z370 HD3 which should support TPM 2.0 I believe I have enabled it in the BIOS Is there a way to pass it through to this VM I am running unRAID 6.8.2 on this server.

Thanks I am doing that now

Ok so I moved my appdata and other data off my failing cache drive, replaced the drive and then moved everything back. When I start docker none of my containers are there, is this normal? Should I restore my appdata backup or just add my containers back?

That would be correct. This thread can be moved to general support.

I have installed the plugin only just about an hour ago. My dockers are not running, does this affect the plugin?

Looks like my backup completed, it is currently verifying. I will be getting a replacement 2TB drive (original was 2TB) and putting it in tonight. What are the steps to restore? I've read some posts that say once the new cache drive is in and docker is running, to re download my docker apps, start them, then stop them, then to delete anything in appdata, then restore my appdata backup? Is this correct?

Recently I have had issues with my otherwise rock solid server. After some investigation is appears my cache drive has errors. I don't have an appdata backup but I am going to try and see if I can get one now. I recently moved Plex to its own SSD. Any suggestions on what I can do if I can't get an appdata backup? tower-diagnostics-20210805-1506.zip

Thank you for your help, I was able to figure it out.

"Container side must be the same as well" Do you mean in the app itself or in the docker settings?

Thanks, I figured out how to post the docker run commands. I am still having the issue.

Here is the data you requested. Apologies for my inability to follow simply instructions

So I have matched the download folders paths for both Sonarr and SabNZB so they are pointing to /mnt/cache/downloads/completed/TV/ In Sab the completed download folder is pointing to /Data The error message is still saying: /data/TV ...Ensure the path exists and the user running sonarr has the correct permissions. What am I missing?

I cant seem to figure out where Sonarr is pulling the path /Data/TV from

These are my SABNZb folder settings:

Ok I have removed the remote path mappings in the docker settings and I have removed them in Sonarr, still getting the error though. Sorry Squid, how do I generate the docker run command?

I am attaching screen shots of the Sonarr docker mappings as well as a screen shot of the remote path mappings for download clients in Sonarr. I'm not sure where I am going wrong and why this error is showing up

After years of using a different program in unRAID, I am trying to switch to Sonarr. I have mapped my paths so they are the same from the other program But I keep getting this error in Sonarr which I don't understand. Error] DownloadedEpisodesImportService: Import failed, path does not exist or is not accessible by Sonarr: /data/TV/xxx/. Ensure the path exists and the user running Sonarr has the correct permissions to access this file/folder

I think I have it figured out, thanks.

I think its happening because I am adding a custom container path that points to: /mnt/user/downloads/completed/TV The container path for this is: /data This container path is shared with another docker, could that be the issue? I'm just not sure how to get around this.

I am trying to add a docker container and when I fill out the paths and try and install it, I get the following error: Duplicate mount point: /data. All my dockers are pointing to /data How can I get around this error?

Figured it out, needed to turn on 'destructive mode' in the unassigned devices plugin settings.

I added a new 1TB SSD to my server this morning as an unassigned device and I am unable to format it as the option is greyed out. I have done some Googling and I did find a post that mentioned 'edit settings' and to turn off the passthrough feature, but for the life of me I can't find where that 'edit settings' is located. I am running unRAID 6.9.2 I have attached two screen shots to show the drive and the fact that with the array started I have no 'Format' option to format the drive, also the drive itself shows no 'settings' icon either.

Ok so I create another pool, what is my next move? Does unRAID automatically move stuff over or do I have to manually move it.