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Hi Guys i have put together a video showing how to isolate then passthrough a Network Controller whilst checking that it can be reset. Hope you find it useful How to pass through a network controller in unRAID

Passthrough: Very unlikely. Virtual GPU (CPU/VNC): Should be possible. Doesnt look like anytime soon as no word from limetech Maybe something to look in to for unRAID 6.4. Should be pretty simple to build ARM guest binary for QEMU. My original goal was to slim down the binaries for QEMU and that's why there is only x86-64bit support today but it sounds like there's some interest in ARM guests. I have a few Raspberry Pi projects I'm working on as well Great news +1

Awesome video, gridrunner, added to OP if you don't mind. Thanks gfjardim i'm glad you like it! I'm more than happy for it to be in the OP. Thankyou Thanks bonienl. I didnt know that about the clearing in 6.2, its great the array stays available.

Hi, Guys. I have made a tutorial showing how to easily and safely pass through a USB controller on your unRAID server. You can see how to quickly identify all USB controllers in the server and see which devices and buses are connected to each controller and also which iommu group each controller is in. So you can easily avoid accidentally passing through the controller used for the unRAID flash drive. You will also see how to easily identify which USB controllers support resetting. I hope you find it useful How to easily pass though a USB controller

He demonstrated it using a Windows 10 VM. What exactly are you asking? It looked like a mac guess i got it all wrong. Hi Guys yes, you are both right. The VM that I was adding the 1070 GPU to was a windows 10 VM. But the computer that I was accessing the unraid gui and ssh into the server to dump the vbios was a mac. So I guess, you are asking if its the same from a windows computer to dump the bios? Yes exactly the same. Even though I am using a mac to access the server, I am not dumping the bios from the mac. And if you were using a windows computer you would not be using the windows computer to dump the bios. Both computers are using the server (Linux) by use of a remote telnet/ssh connection to get the vbios. So if you are using windows make an ssh/telnet connection using a programme like putty and do the exact same steps/commands

Ok. Check that when you are dumping the bios it is in the secondary slot. Not primary as in showing the unraid console. If it isnt secondary then make changes and try again. If was already in secondary then assign the card to a vm and start the vm. Dont shut it down. Do the same prodedure as you did above and dump the bios but whilst the vm is running with that card.

I did a video guide for this a few posts up, although it doesn't mention to add that variable for bonded connections! Remember the guys who give us these dockers etc do so in their spare time. They may not have hardware configs set up in the same way, as some of us may. ie bonded connections etc. So they can't test all conditions. As such these things can easily get overlooked, which is probably why it's not in the template. I know that some devs don't even use the dockers for their own daily use, they just convert them for us to use in unRAID. Sometimes if you can't find the info you need in the threads for the docker, then its worth posting in and checking the official forums for that particular application

We tried both ways. 1. I have 1000/500, he has 1000/25 (His upload shouldn't affect us when files are coming from my server, going to his?) 2. No, he lives in 20 miles out of town with a "very" small local ISP. 3. Yes I contacted some help from someone who knows VPNs and he remoted in. Getting 2MB/s to him as well. Tried direct connection with no routers on both ends. Tried VPN hosted on unRAID, as well as VPN hosted on router. Every single test results in roughly 2MB/s. He said it's unfixable and due to bad routing between our houses as well as his house. Seems unlikely, but I am out of ideas and that one makes the most sense. We have about 130TB of data each that we want to share with each other, so 2MB/s just won't cut it... guess we'll be stuck with external hard drives and driving 20 miles to share data... Umm yeah, you would think transferring from you to him it should be way better with that upload speed Have you tried testing what kind of speeds do you get transferring files in another way. Maybe using a file transfer with TeamViewer or Splashtop desktop to compare?

Yeah, I love the PI and like it because it's so small. I like to game stream to the pi from my gaming VM, when I'm in bed! So I can't replace that with emulation! But I would love to emulate a PI for fun!

So you are getting 2 MB/s transfers. So the server which is uploading the file is doing so at 16 Mbps. Is this file coming from his server to yours at this speed or from your server to his. 1. Do you both have gigabit internet. 2. If so is it the same ISP 3. When you test Is it the same speed both ways from his server to your server. And from your server to his server ? And would i be ok with 2MBS yes my fiber is only 38mbps (4.75MBS ) down and 10mbps (1.25MBS) up

Hi, Guys. Here's a video tutorial about preclearing your hard drives. It gives a little information about how it works and how to use it. I hope some people find it useful How and why to PreClear your hard drives before adding to your array

I can't believe people still reply to this thread. It was a poll that closed on May 21, 2014. (Two and a half years ago) Everyone just replying on the thread saying how much they use, isn't really giving interesting /useful data as its not being displayed anywhere expect just reading through alot of threads. So @limetech why not open a new poll here , as it seems still quite popular. Then we can see the info as a bar chart and get an idea of the current use in peoples servers?

You're more than welcome. It's a great docker

Hi Guys. I have put together a video tutorial to show how to install and configure OpenVPN-as as a docker on unRAID. I hope people find it useful! How to install/configure OpenVPN server on unRAID. Secure remote connections!

The group 7 has a device that starts with 00: Devices that start with 00: such as 00:1d.0 are generally built into the motherboard so as such can't be physically moved elsewhere Devices that start with another number such as 02:00.0 are discrete devices.

As Bubbl3 says its because it isn't isolated in its own iommu group. You can try to enable ACS override in setting VM manager then reboot the server and see it that splits up the group. If that doesn't work try moving the card to another PCIe slot

Hey Remati, your problem is due to the vnc driver that your using being cirrus. It doesnt work with higher resolutions. Please try changing this part here <video> <model type='cirrus' vram='16384' heads='1'/> <alias name='video0'/> <address type='pci' domain='0x0000' bus='0x00' slot='0x01' function='0x0'/> </video> to this <video> <model type='qxl' ram='65536' vram='65536' vgamem='16384' heads='1' primary='yes'/> </video>

This would probably be due to the install media that you have. Did you inject clover into the install media when you created it? If not please check my video here ...... youtube.com/watch?v=VCT4aeTbgRc Please remove the osk key from the xml in you post (we are not aloud to post it in the forums)

Im glad you like it! I will definately mention those points in a future video.

Hi, Guys. I have made a video tutorial on how to install and configure binhex's excellent docker 'DELUGE VPN' It shows you how to install the template and the deluge server then configure your browser to send torrents straight to your server. Hope you find it useful!! How to install binhex's Deluge-vpn

sorry for late reply. Yes, you can use a game controller. just passthrough an Xbox 360 controller as you would in a windows VM. Or passthrough a Bluetooth dongle to use a ps4 controller.

hey! Which one should we be using?? if your vm images are on the cache then use /mnt/cache/sharename

In clover there shall be a boot argument that shall enable use of this driver, check nvda_drv=1 EDIT For me I was loosing HDMI sound with nvidia drivers, even if I reinstalled HDMIAudio-1.1.dmg. Back to OSX Default drivers :-) //Peter I am having quite a difficult time getting HDMI audio to work in sierra. It worked in el capitan for me after installing the hdmi audio kext (1.0). Since creating the new sierra vm, i've tried everything I can think of and would appreciate any assistance: smbios is set o 14,2 video card: gtx760 (passes through to vm just fine) tried hdmiAudio 1.0 and 1.1 kexts added in multiple ways to system/library/extensions, library/extensions, manually adding it, using DPCI manager, a standalone kext installer, adding it to efi: clover/....kexts/other & 10.11 (even made a 10.12 to see if that would work). Have tried all the above using nvidia web drivers and OS X drivers. HDMI audio is displayed as an output option but no audio comes through. I know it's not a cable/hardware issue because it still works in the el capitan vm. any help? I don't know of any other options.... Very strange. maybe the audio kext isn't getting installed properly. Please try like this download this file . https://www.dropbox.com/s/tbyyaufc5elss22/HDMIAudio-1.0.dmg?dl=0 its a dmg file so mount it then run in terminal cd /Volumes/HDMIAudio then ./install.sh that should install it correctly. If still not working I can only think it is outputting the sound out of one of the other ports on the graphics card for some reason. I'm not sure how you could change that. Is there anyway you can connect with a different port. If you have DVI out using a DVI to HDMI cable you should still get sound. Also if you have display port out you should get sound too from that. petersm had similar problems to you. Maybe pm him and see how he fixed his problem?

No, you can't update the normal way with the template. You will have to install openelec as a Linux VM putting the install media as the primary vdisk then installing to a second vdisk. There is a tutorial in the forums for how to do this. Once installed this way you can update the normal way.

From the steam os interface switch to the linux desktop. Theres a 3rd party repository for SteamOS called SteamOS-Tools which contains RetroArch. You need to pull steam os tools from git hub. And you can install retroarch from there. https://github.com/ProfessorKaos64/SteamOS-Tools https://github.com/ProfessorKaos64/SteamOS-Tools/wiki/Retroarch