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From what I found, mode 2 enables hdmi 2.0 for that port (might be for all as I don't know your TV) for higher bandwidth. Mode 1 allows for up to 3840x2160@30Hz while mode 2 allows up to 3840x2160@60Hz. I left out the chroma sub-sampling specs now, but check post #5 here.

50 clicks to nowhere is a good description of the plex ui. I don't understand how it's possible to design something like that. They might get paid by the amount of clicks?

Unless there is specified a way to set the user that runs the application inside, you just have to change the permissions on the created files. I didn't see any mention of it on the link, so you are left with changing permissions.

What does this got to do with letsencrypt?

It's artefacts? If so, it might be your mkv file is bad or plex have issues with the file. If it was too slow network, plex should have said something about it. Try playing it on something else or use another software.

Since you don't see the disks on multiple computers it looks like they are dead. Sounds like your server is toasted also as it killed the disk from your win 10 computer.

If there is nothing about it in the webgui, then it's not possible as far as I know.

Unraid chooses the GPU that the bios sets as the primary adapter. Normally this is the one in the top pcie slot. Usually you should be able to pass through the primary adapter when it's an AMD gpu. Have you tried dumping the bios and use it when you pass the GPU through?

I haven't spoken to @hackerman, but it would be nice to have an option to specify a config folder for all persistent modifications. Makes it alot easier to use in a container. Now we have to symlink stuff and that is not the perfect scenario. We always use /config inside a container for configs that should persist an update to the container. Don't know how much you know about containers, but to update a container it's first deleted and then pulled from dockerhub again. Are you on our discord? Better to talk there i think 🙂

I don't know how the update checks, so you'll have to wait and see.

It says which permissions in the error message by the looks of it.

You need to disable docker first, then you get the option to turn on authoring mode. Just do it as @Squid say. Saves all the trouble with fixing broken templates. Being a developer doesn't mean you don't do mistakes.

Are you being serious now?

You don't need the script for it. Simply add xen-pciback.hide=(pci number)(next PCI number) in the syslinux.cfg.

Yes it's missing the perl module. I'll add it when I get some time. Not sure when though.