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In the UK on 1Gbit fiber (BT).
Go figure.
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Is there a way to download the 6.12 rc2 manually (zip) instead of USB creator option?
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Late to the party with this - but is this so we can access UNRAID shares directly without using SMB/network shares from a Windows VM? If so, can someone kindly details the steps I need to perform to do this. Thanks.
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14 hours ago, limetech said:
Didn't know we needed to add it. But we got into the next release for you.
Great news! Look forward to it.
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Please can someone from @limetech acknowledge that the Asus and Gigabyte WMI drivers are missing and the reasons why? Is it because as suggested they are staged in linux kernel 5.16 and not in the current UNRAID vers. 5.15? Thanks!
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20 hours ago, mikeyosm said:
installed 6.10 RC5 now modprobe -r btusb and modprobe -r bluetooth do not work.
Anyone else care to try?
blacklisting the bluetooth device still works however. Odd that using modprobe doesn't.
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installed 6.10 RC5 now modprobe -r btusb and modprobe -r bluetooth do not work.
Anyone else care to try?
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2 hours ago, hot22shot said:
Hi, I just checked in my server who's running RC4 and the driver is not there : the command return nothing.
I share you pain, I'm waiting for the Asus WMI driver which is staged in kernel 5.16.
@limetech is there any paticular reason why the gigabyte wmi driver is missing?
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Since RC4 is now out can anyone confirm if the gigabyte driver is now present in the kernel?
find /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/kernel/drivers/ -iname "*gigabyte*"
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According to this article; The Gigabyte WMI sensor drivers should be in kernel 5.13+. https://cateee.net/lkddb/web-lkddb/GIGABYTE_WMI.html
I am on 6.10RC2 Kernel 5.14+ but the driver is not present.
>/lib/modules/5.14.15-Unraid/kernel/drivers# find /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/kernel/drivers/ -iname "*gigabyte*"
returns nothing.
I have an X570S Gigabyte motherboard and want to use the WMI driver that has recently been built for Linux. - https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Gigabyte-WMI-For-Linux-5.13
Why is the driver not present?
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After some advice on upgrading to 6.10 please. I'm still running 6.9.2 and had no issues, really stable. Is it worth taking a leap of faith on rc1 or should I continue to wait for 6.10 release/Rc2? Its been 2 months since rc1 and I'm not very good at the waiting game... Any big changes coming between rc1 and the next 6.10 release?
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What if we have already installed the latest UD plugin? Still need to remove it?
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3 hours ago, ich777 said:
I think they will fix it in the next release of Unraid, for the time revert back to beta25 and you are good to go.
Also note that this is a beta release and some things maybe won't work, now this is such a thing.
OK. What is the easiest way to revert back now? There is no downgrade option so I assume i have to replace a file on the flash drive?
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21 hours ago, limetech said:
Current plan is to revert back to libvirt-6.5 but we are going to try and test libvirt-6.8 today though I don't see any commit that references this issue:
https://gitlab.com/libvirt/libvirt/-/commits/master
Not even sure how libvirt team manages post-release bug fixes. Their "maintenance" branches seem to end with v5.3.
please let us all know how you get on with that. After approx 1 year with a break from using UNRAID, jumped straight in to 6.9b25 and now 29 - really impressed but then I had this issue.
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I too get the error on b29 but keen to upgrade libvirt if possible. Anyone know the process of doing this?
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1 hour ago, david279 said:
I tried this recently with a widows VM. Read performance was way higher than virtio blk/scsi but the write performance was about the same. I just setup a basic windows VM so i didnt test gaming or anything like that.
Good to hear. I hope to be able to test this in the next month or so when my z490 10900k system is built.
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On 5/24/2020 at 2:11 PM, mikeyosm said:
When do you think we'll start to see proper VFIO nvme driver support for gust VMs? It's great that we can pass through Nvme drives directly to Windows 10 VMs but even nicer to have Windows use an nvme driver and not the poor performing SCSI alternative.
Just read this....
https://blog.christophersmart.com/2019/12/18/kvm-guests-with-emulated-ssd-and-nvme-drives/
Anyone tried this and measured performance compared with passthrough nvme?
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When do you think we'll start to see proper VFIO nvme driver support for gust VMs? It's great that we can pass through Nvme drives directly to Windows 10 VMs but even nicer to have Windows use an nvme driver and not the poor performing SCSI alternative.
Very slow download speeds of USB Flash Creator image
in Stable Releases
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It must be throttled by hoster.