steve1977

Got it, thanks!

Agree, this reads like a bug. I am facing the same issue. No longer have the USB device and my VM is un-usable. Is there some fix?

I'm considering to buy the card. Am I limited by the number of lanes? My setup below: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/83122-running-out-of-lanes/?tab=comments#comment-770691

Trying to connect an external disk to a VM, but not successful: error: Failed to attach device from /tmp/libvirthotplugusb.xml error: internal error: unable to execute QEMU command 'device_add': failed to open host usb device 2:2 Any thoughts?

I think it depends what version of Clover you had installed when installing High Sierra? If sufficiently recent, the update should go through. If too old, you may need to update Clover. Unfortunately, I don't know how to update Clover.

I assume this will become easier once Catalina is officially released?

Thanks for your replies. Great to see I am not the only one using Lazylibrarian Did you figure out how to manually import books that are downloaded, but then not automatically moved?

Can you elaborate what you mean by "trickery"? So difficult to update Clover? I am not in a rush and happy to wait a few months before upgrading to Catalina. Serial number is fine. I had checked during install. I celebrated too early though. After a reboot, I am now constantly getting the "spinning colorful wheel". I believe there was some auto-update, which may have caused this? Any thoughts on how to trouble-shoot and what may be causing this issue?

Any thoughts on Lazylibrarian? See my questions above. It seems like a great tool, but don't get it to work well.

I am back to MacOS VM after quite some frustration and unstable performance in the past (even without GPU passthrough). This seems to have come a long way and now working very well. This is truly exciting. Excellent! I have two questions: 1) I am not sure the Apple Store is working. It shows "no update available", which is surprising as Mojave should have updates available (I used the stock install file from last fall). Also, I can sign in to the Apple Store, but it still shows not being signed in. Cloud, iMessage, Itunes and Photos seem to work though. 2) How to handle future upgrades? Assume this will require later versions of Clover? How to do with breaking?

Thanks. Also interested in passing through my NVME: 1) Is my 760p suffering from the bug? If so, not clear from the link what the fix would be. 2) Not even sure whether I understand how to set up the VM. I'd like to install a new Windows VM directly on the NVME. Is the only way to do so by manually changing the NVME? I don't mind if Unraid doesn't have access. If so, easier way than manual edits to the XML to pass it through?

Did you succeed to get this working? I am interested in the same for the same reason. What's the easiest to install Windows directly on my SSD (not as vdisk). I tried above, but it still asks me for a vdisk size and still creates a vdisk.

Any thoughts how I can accomplish above?

Any thoughts what is the best forum / discord to get help on Lazylibrarian? I am really struggling with duplicate downloads and large number of downloads that do not get identified.

Quick follow-up on anyone experience with Readarr? If not, any thoughts whether there is somewhere a Lazylibrarian forum to get some help. I am facing a few issues: many (but not all) books are not identified after download and thus not moved. Don't know how to manually add them. Many duplicate downloads.

How many GPUs do you have? I have the same issue. Everything works as long as i have only one GPU. I can pass it through. Once i add a second GPU to my mobo (not even using it for anything), the first one no longer passes through.

I've been playing around a bit with LL and didn't find it as easy to use compared to Sonarr/Radarr/Lidarr. Maybe because I am just too used to the beauty of the three "rr". I've noticed though that there is development of "Readarr" (https://github.com/tingtom/Readarr). Anyone has experience using Readarr and/or any plans for a docker?

I followed the link, which elaborates how it can be a "digital media renderer" (DMR), which basically is a client. It also mentions the word digital media server (DMS), but it says that it does not support it. There was some development in 2013, which seems didn't go anywhere? My take-away is that this project is largely about being a client (for UPNP, spotify, radio, etc.). Through additional add-ons, this client can also stream content to other devices. It does not have a server feature though. Is this a correct conclusion?

Thanks. I am still not clear what Mopidy actually is. Is it a music server or a a music client? Can my DLNA client access the mopidy music server?

I am having the same question. I'd prefer to use LS docker for LL, but am not sure whether it allows to serve my purpose of hosing my ebooks in my network (via OPDS). Would I need Calibre for this? Could I use Ubooquity (which I already use for comics). Or even easiest to just use LL, which seems to include some form of OPDS implementation itself? If I were to go the calibre route, which docker will include the latest?

Thanks @knex666 for the development of this docker. I have some rather basic questions. I checked out mopidy web-site, your git and read through various forums. It seems to me that my questions may be too basic to be discussed anywhere 1) What is mopidy actually good for and how is this different from a DLNA server? 2) I am a very active user of DLNA, but Unraid lacks a good dlna server docker. Can I use mopidy instead of a dlna server? I.e., can my dlna clients access my local music files available on mopidy? 3) What additional features do icecast and snapcast provide? Are both supported with Unraid? What's the pulseaudio issue? 4) In what way is multi-room audio supported? You mention that you have chromecast devices? How do they interact with mopidy?

This is great! Very clear how I can get a second or third library within the same docker. I can leave config.yaml for the first primary library. And then add a second config2.yaml with musiclibrary2.blb and different paths for the second one. Less worried about the state.pickle as I won't need the resume feature. Let me also update on what I figured out in the meantime: I can use the MBZ local mirror as long as the docker is set up on the same IP as the Beets docker. It is not supported to have the two dockers on different IPs. _releasecomment tag does not seem to be supported to define paths. Changing tags via "$set" also is not supported (yet). Mbsync seems to be a great plugin. I am surprised it makes changes even right after an "import" as I'd anticipated it would be identical after the import. Anyhow, mbsync works quite fast, so this is great! Disabling chroma solved a log of the issues I was having. I figured out "-i" feature, which is great to import only albums that are not yet in the library. I haven't figured out yet the permission issue the docker is creating when importing, but I believe it is somehow related to user shares. I'll keep on trouble-shooting. I am still less clear whether Beets allows me to have albums in different folders as part of one library (i.e., when not using move/copy), but I should be able to figure this out.

Fair point. Thanks for all the help!

Mirror and permission seems to be docker specific issues? The local scan is in the documentation, but not clear to me. Multiple library seems to be supported, but i cannot find the documentation.

Any thoughts on above? If a new appdate is the only way, how would I go ahead with it without losing all dockers / settings?