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  1. To anyone using EmbyServerBeta There was an update about 8 hours ago which for me broke my emby Cannot get required symbol ENGINE_by_id from libssl Aborted [s6-init] making user provided files available at /var/run/s6/etc...exited 0. [s6-init] ensuring user provided files have correct perms...exited 0. [fix-attrs.d] applying ownership & permissions fixes... [fix-attrs.d] done. [cont-init.d] executing container initialization scripts... [cont-init.d] done. [services.d] starting services [services.d] done. [cont-finish.d] executing container finish scripts... [cont-finish.d] done. [s6-finish] waiting for services. [s6-finish] sending all processes the TERM signal. [s6-finish] sending all processes the KILL signal and exiting. ** Press ANY KEY to close this window ** Temporary fix change repository from emby/embyserver:beta to emby/embyserver:4.9.0.5 Emby will then start and run. Just in a few days when after a new version is up and issue is fixed we can just go back and set tag back to beta.
  2. sorry i think its included in Unraid now. Please see if you can see the log here /var/log/mcelog/ and post it here
  3. Hi Yes we would need you to install the mcelog tool then post your diagnostics. The reason being is this is a Linux tool (which you can install from the nerdpack plugin on CA) is used for logging and interpreting mces ( stands for Machine Check Exceptions) These exceptions are hardware errors reported by the cpu. Modern cpus have built-in error detection which when they detect a problem, they generate an mce. These errors include things like problems with the cpu itself, memory errors, bus errors, cache errors etc etc. They can be - Temporary errors - these are often corrected by the system (os) Intermittent errors-- Occur every so often and not all the time. So these errors are harder to diagnose. Fatal errors -- Obviously more serious because they can cause server crashes or even data corruption. So when these errors are reported it is good to find out what they are as they can indicate potential hardware errors early before causing too much trouble. Howver not all erros mean something is bad. Some errors can be down to quirks of the cpu. If i remember correctly certain Amd cpus have been known to generate some mces that can be considered harmless because they are just part of the processor's normal way of working so they generate an mce under normal conditions. Also the way the cpus firmware or microcode is designed can lead to harmless mces being reported. Various mb bios settings also can especially those related to power management and overclocking etc. So you may want to see if there are bios updates for your mb. But yes without the mce log it will not be possible to know what the errors are as the tool makes them human readable. I hope this helps
  4. Zpools in Unraid can obtain their names in 2 different ways - 1. When you create an independent Zpool in Unraid you name the pool and add the disks. The pool gets its name from what you name it as. 2. However if you format a drive that is part of your array in ZFS format, then that drive, although a part of the array, it is also it's own Zpool. When done this way, the Zpool name is taken from the disk number. So assuming your disk6 is ZFS formatted, it is therefore a Zpool. The pool name being "disk6". A Zpool can contain both regular folders and/or datasets. So the /data in disk6, it could be either a dataset or just a regular folder. But if it is a dataset, then yes, the dataset name would be /data ( a dataset path in ZFS is, poolname/dataset , so your ZFS path would be disk6/data) To see what datasets are in your disk6 (or any other Zpools) install the ZFS master plugin. Then you can see the datasets clearly on the main tab. So if i understand, you say you are using hardlinks. Hard links in ZFS do work but with some limitations. Hard links can only be created within a single dataset but not across datasets. For example, within your disk6/data dataset, hard links can be made between files, functioning just like they would in a traditional filesystem. However hard links cannot span across different datasets in ZFS. This means that you cannot create a hard link between a file in disk6/data and another in disk6/media. This limitation is part of the ZFS design, which emphasizes data integrity and clear boundaries between datasets. Each dataset is basically an isolated filesystem in itself, which has advantages for management, snapshots, and data integrity. But a downside is, it also means that traditional filesystem features like hard links have these constraints. I hope this helps
  5. Hi there. Unfortunately, integrating the ability to install from a usb stick directly into macinabox is not feasible due to the existing mechanisms and how the vm templates are generated. To utilise USB media for installation, a manual edit of a vm template to enable usb passthrough would be necessary. However, a simpler alternative, if you need to install the os from a usb, would be converting your usb media to an image file. This would allow you to utilise an existing image on your usb without requiring direct passthrough of the actual physical device to the VM template.
  6. New Macinabox almost complete. Should be out soon. Hoping for the end of next week or shortly there after Will have a few new features such as Ventura and Sonoma support Also the companion User Scripts will no longer be necessary, the container will do everything itself. Also I plan to add checks so the container can see that your cpu has the correct features to be able to run macOS ie checking for AVX2 etc And a few other new things
  7. Hi. I decided to install Huginn today and was pleasantly surprised to find it readily available in CA in the new apps it had just been added today Thanks so much for this addition I cant wait to start utilizing it. A quick note for anyone installing the Huginn container: you'll need to modify the permissions for the Huginn appdata folder this ensures that Huginn has the necessary permissions (easiest way i find just to use the Unraid file manager plugin to do this) to write in this location for its database etc.
  8. Was working in Unraid 6.10 rc2 but sadely this no longer works in Unraid 6.10 rc3 due to update of either Libvirt to 7.10.0 or QEMU to 6.2.0 This error now happens Also reported here https://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg1838418.html
  9. This video shows 2 methods to shrink the Unraid array. One method where you remove a drive then rebuild the parity and the second method where the drive is first zeroed then removed preserving the parity.
  10. Ok i think what happened for you is. You uninstalled macinabox and its appdata getting rid of the container and related files. However the vm template was still there. What the helper script does it first checks if a folder called autoinstall in the appdata exists. This contains the newly generated vm xml. If it is present it attempts to define the vm from the template in that folder then deletes the autoinstall folder and exits. So as it said the vm was already present it couldnt define the vm and just exited. It didnt replace your existing template, nether did it run the fixes on it. The reason i think it stops and goes no further on the apple logo is because your existing template was missing this at the bottom Running the helper script a second time would then fix this xml adding it back as the autoinstall folder wouldn't be there now. I hope this makes sense
  11. Catalina xml is now fixed and i have pushed an update. If you update the container and run the Catalina install it should be okay
  12. Um yeah thanks for pointing that out. The problem is, is that Unraid VM manager on an update from making a change in the GUI (not xml edit) will automatically change the nics to be on bus 0x01 hence address to <address type='pci' domain='0x0000' bus='0x01' slot='0x00' function='0x0'/> I will take a look at this and perhaps add to the macinabox helper script to fix this.
  13. Finally the new Macinabox is ready. Sorry for the delay work has been a F******G B*****D lately taking all my time. So It also has a new template so please make sure to make sure your template is updated too (but will work with the old template) A few new things added. Now has support for Monterey BigSur Catalina Mojave High Sierra. You will see more options in the new template. Now as well as being able to choose the vdisk size for install you can also choose whether the VM is created with a raw or qcow2 (my favorite!) vdisk The latest version of Open core (OpenCore to 0.7.7.) is in this release. I will try and update the container regularly with new versions as they come. However you will notice a new option in the template where you can choose to install with stock opencore (in the container) or you can use a custom one. You can add this in the folder custom_opencore folder in Macinabox appdata folder. You can download versions to put here from https://github.com/thenickdude/KVM-Opencore/releases Choose the .gz version from here and place in the above folder and set template to custom and it will use that (useful if i am slow in updating !! 🤣) - note if set to custom but Macinabox cant find a custom opencore here to unzip in this folder then it will use the stock one. Also there is another option to delete and replace the existing opencore image that your vm is using. Select this to yes and run the container and it will remove the opencore image from the macos version selected in the template and replace with a fresh one. Stock or custom. By default the NICs for the macOS versions are virtio for Monterey and BigSur. Also vDisk Bus is virtio for these too. HighSierra, Mojave and Catalina use a sata vDisk Bus. They also use e1000-82545em for there NICs. The correct NIC type for the "flavour" of OS you choose will automatically be added. However if for any macOS you want to overide the NIC type and install then you can change the default NIC type in the template from Virtio, Virtio-net, e1000-82545em or vmxnet3 By default the NIC for all vms is on <address type='pci' domain='0x0000' bus='0x01' slot='0x00' function='0x0'/> This will make the network adapter seem built in and should help with Apple services. Make sure to delete the macinabox helper script before running new macinabox so the new script is put in as there are some changes in that script too. I should be making some other chnages in the next few weeks soon, but thats all for now