SpaceInvaderOne

Hi Great job. @limetech the vega 10 reset bug patch is in this release. Is the navi patch also here please? https://forum.level1techs.com/t/navi-reset-kernel-patch/147547

No it the peer setting in the plugin. Check post here

Set the peer type to remote tunneled access rather than remote access to server. (but you must add the peer tunnel address)

Its still in heavy developement and hasn't reached 1.0 yet. But people do think that it is very secure and it uses proven cryptographic protocols. The peers are identified to other peers using small public keys a bit like key-based authentication in ssh. It is very difficult to see it running on another machine even because it doesnt respond to packets from peers it doesn't know making a network scan not show that wireguard is running. .................but............lol shouldn't you have asked that before setting it up ! 😉

Just add the 'peer tunnel address' manually. Says its not used but add as below then will conif and QR code will be made and work fine.

Here is a video showing how to move from the deprecated Limetech plex container to either Linuxserver's, Binhex's or the official plex container.

A series of videos about creating and using encrypted disks using the unassigned devices plugin. How to format disks How to mount disks How to use multiple encrypted disks at once with different keyfiles Auto mounting using unassigned devices scripts Using encrypted disks with multiple paritions Hope its useful

So this is a three part series of videos on using encrypted unassigned disks on your server. Part 1 - Is the basics - How to easily format an unassigned encrypted disk using the cach swap technique. How to use unassigned encrypted disk on a server which doesn't have an encrypted array. And basic mounting. Part 2 Is more advanced. Showing how to easily mount any encrypted drive. How to mount and use multiple encrypted unassigned disks with different key-files. And how to automount disks easily. Part 3 goes onto how to create unassigned encrypted disks with multiple partitions. And how to create and format encrypted drives from the command line. **part 3 up in a day or 2** Hope its useful

Hi @Nick_J glad that its working. One quick thing that you can try too is check if write cache is enabled on the drives. On the webui you will see each disk has an id ie sdb sde sdf etc For each disk use this command. Example here is for my disk sdb hdparm -W /dev/sdb If it doesn't say write-caching on for the drive as above. You can enable it by using command hdparm -W 1 /dev/sdb

Let me know the exact model and make of the gpu and i will send you an edited vbios to use with the card.

Few things to try. Can you try running a vm with just one GPU only in the system the 980ti. Have that GPU in slot one and see if that way it runs ok. Here is the vbios for your card that downloaded from here. https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/173726/asus-gtx980ti-6144-150618 i have already hex edited it. Please try passing this with it. Asus.GTX980Ti.6144.150618.rom The gtx 650 the card that you have may or may not support uefi. If you can only start machine with seabios for that card ,then the gpu doesnt support uefi. You can fix that If your card is the 2gig version. i found a uefi vbios herehttps://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/157807/palit-gtx650-2048-131018 and also have hex edited this one too. With this passed through (if yours is 2 gig version and not 1gig ) it should allow you to use ovmf bios rather than seabios. Palit.GTX650.2048.131018.rom Also what does your iommu groups look like? Lastly I have found issues like this can be bios related in the mb. You could try updating the bios ( or even sometimes downgrading the bios) and it may help.

Try removing gpu 3 Use gpu 1 with unraid/vm1 (You will need to passthrough vbios for it to work with vm when primary gpu - see here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IP-h9IKof0 Then use gpu 2 with vm 2 See how that goes. Also please give more info on hardware. Also your iommu groups etc. Just post a diags file from /Tools/Diagnostics

Just as jonathanm said -- Config folders can be swapped from stick to stick, just keep the key file with the physical stick it belongs to. So just follow this procedure. 1./ On the new machine register from the trial to the plus 2./ Shutdown both servers. 3./ Put flash drive from old server (basic key one) into a pc. 4./ Make folder called old server 5./ a/ Copy the config folder from the usb flash drive of old server into the old server folder. b. delete config folder from the flash drive c/ open the config folder (in old server folder on desktop) and copy the basic key into the old server folder (After which make sure that it isnt in the config file that it was moved not copied) 6. remove flash drive 7./ Now put the flash drive in from new server (plus key one) 8./ make folder called new server. 9./ a/ copy the config folder to new server folder. b. delete config folder from the flash drive c/ open the config folder (in new server folder on desktop) and move the plus key into the new server folder (After which make sure that it isn't in the config file that it was moved not copied) Now each flash drive has no config folder (as deleted) and you have the config folder on your desktop in the old server and new server folders along with their keys. 10/ Now move the basic key from the oldserver folder into the config folder in the new server folder 11 ./ Move the plus key from the new server folder into the config folder of the old server folder. Now the flash drive (which was originally from the new server) should still be in the pc. Now move the config folder from the old server folder onto this flash drive. Remove drive. Now this flash drive has a plus key and the config of your oldserver. Put this key in old server and start up. Now put the old servers original flash drive into the pc and copy the config folder from the new server folder into the flash drive. This now has the config for the new server but with the basic key. Put in new server and start the server. If for any reason the server doesn't boot. Put flash drive in a pc and run the file makebootable.bat (but i dont think you should have to do this.)

Here is a video that shows what to do if you have a data drive that fails and you want to swap/upgrade it and the disk that you to replace it is larger than your parity drive. So this shows the swap parity procedure. Basically you add the new larger drive then have Unraid copy the existing parity data over to the new drive. This frees up the old parity drive so it can then be used then to rebuild the data of the failed drive onto the old parity drive. Hope this is useful

The users section is where you can create users. These users then can be assigned permissions as to wether or not they can access the various shares that you have on the server (should you want to do so.) Also here you can set a password for the root user which is highly recommended. After which to access the Unraid webui ssh etc you will need to enter the username root and password what you have set. The other users set up here will not have access to the webui etc their permissions are only used for the security setting for connecting to the shares. Edit -- I really should read the question before answering! Didn't see the dashboard part lol !!