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Yep, I know this, however, you need to develop your own plugin to add a tile which in my mind is more difficult than having an 'add tile' option and being able to edit it.

One of the features that brings me back to UNRAID is the fantastic dashboard with the multitude of tiles available OOTB and via plugins. I would really like to see the option of creating your own custom tile. I have some use-cases where by using a combination of APIs, SMART tools, I could add my own stats from other machines/apps.

Hi I am experimenting with a RAID 0 ZFS pool and getting odd read/write stats. I created a pool with 2 x WD black nvme PCIe 4.0 2tb drives in RAID 0. Running dd on the ZFS share gives me around 3GB/s. I am expecting closer to 10GB/s given both drives are in RAID 0 effectively doubling the speed no? The drives are rated at 5GB/s write and I get that on a single drive. Is there some tuning I need to do?

Is it possible to manually install the nvidia driver if we're using a custom kernel i.e 6.7.3? I am experimenting with thors' custom linux kernels but I can't install the nvidia plugin/driver through CA for obvious reasons. If possible, please detail how. Thanks.

Did you ever fix this? I am about to splash out on a 14700K but want to make sure that plex etc work properly before I do.

That's good to know and saved me alot of time testing against my x570 3950x unraid host. Looks like Intel is the safest way for the moment but I hit a snag on my z490d4u 11900k build. I can passthrough my tesla p4 gpu to a nested vm in esxi 8 but vgpu psods the esxi host. No matter what I try, the same result. Seems vgpu passthrough is not working but direct gpu passthrough does.

I managed to get nested esxi 8 working on my Intel 11th gen with 6.12.6. Waiting for UNRAID 6.13 with newer kernel before trying on my X570 board. One major issue I have with the Intel is that when I passthrough my Telsa P4 to ESXI and power on a VM, the ESXi host PSODs. I am using the following qemu arg in my ESXi template. <qemu:commandline> <qemu:arg value='-machine'/> <qemu:arg value='kernel-irqchip=split'/> <qemu:arg value='-device'/> <qemu:arg value='intel-iommu,intremap=on,caching-mode=on'/> </qemu:commandline> If I dont use this, ESXi does not detect vt-d IOMMU correctly and none of the passed through devices are selectable.

All good now, thank you.

Here you go. In the meantime, how do I roll back to the previous release of the plugin? 2diagnostics-20240122-1418.zip

Only UD shares I cant access. UNRAID array shares are OK. All I did was update the plugin. I cannot access UD shares remotely (from a windows or linux pc). I try and click a folder and nothing happens like it's a permissions issue.

@dlandon upgraded to latest UD version just now and it has done something to SMB access. I am not able to access some of my SMB shares.

Looks like the issue is fixed in latest kernel 6.5.x OP here https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/nested-esxi-8-0-fails-with-amd-v-implementation-is-incompatible.119874/ Might have to wait a while before we get 6.5 😞

Yep.

Just tried to run esxi 7 and 8 on unraid 6.12, same issue. I have x570 and 3950x cpu. Anyone managed to get this working?

OMG, thank god that fixed it, been tearing my hair out trying to format for the last few hrs! Thanks!

Double arrows? Please show me.

Iam on 2024.01.17 - still the same problem. I even took the nvme out and formatted in my Windows PC then deleted the volume, then added it back to my UNRAID host. I just cannot format it in UNRAID.

@dlandon i am also having another issue, please can you help? I am trying to format one of my NVME drives but after it says the format was succcessful (tried XFS and ZFS), I keep getting UDEV and unable to mount. Here is the log... Jan 20 18:34:41 MOLAB unassigned.devices: Format device '/dev/nvme0n1'. Jan 20 18:34:42 MOLAB unassigned.devices: Device '/dev/nvme0n1' block size: 3907029168. Jan 20 18:34:42 MOLAB unassigned.devices: Clearing partition table of disk '/dev/nvme0n1'. Jan 20 18:34:44 MOLAB unassigned.devices: Reloading disk '/dev/nvme0n1' partition table. Jan 20 18:34:44 MOLAB unassigned.devices: Reload partition table result: /dev/nvme0n1: re-reading partition table Jan 20 18:34:44 MOLAB unassigned.devices: Creating Unraid compatible mbr partition on disk '/dev/nvme0n1'. Jan 20 18:34:46 MOLAB unassigned.devices: Reloading disk '/dev/nvme0n1' partition table. Jan 20 18:34:46 MOLAB kernel: nvme0n1: p1 Jan 20 18:34:46 MOLAB unassigned.devices: Reload partition table result: /dev/nvme0n1: re-reading partition table Jan 20 18:34:46 MOLAB unassigned.devices: Formatting disk '/dev/nvme0n1' with 'zfs' filesystem. Jan 20 18:34:46 MOLAB unassigned.devices: Format drive command: /usr/sbin/zpool create -o compatibility=legacy -o ashift=12 -f 'DATA2' '/dev/nvme0n1p1' 2>&1 Jan 20 18:34:52 MOLAB unassigned.devices: Reloading disk '/dev/nvme0n1' partition table. Jan 20 18:34:52 MOLAB kernel: nvme0n1: p1 Jan 20 18:34:52 MOLAB unassigned.devices: Reload partition table result: /dev/nvme0n1: re-reading partition table

URGENT help please. I just swapped 2 XFS SSDs from my old NAS to my new UNRAID server. One of the 4 TB SSDs is detected and mountable, the other shows 'partition' and I cant mount it. Any ideas why? Thank you

Please can we have an option of 5 and 10 minutes in the drop down menu for disk spin down times? I have a bunch of very noisy spinners that only sleep at the minimum selectable time value (15 minutes). I would like them to sleep after 5 minutes. I am sure this will please many UNRAID users with noisy drives. Thank you.

Thank you, seems odd that you can't use a value less than 15 minutes in UNRAID. I got used to having all my HDDs spin down after 5 coz they are vey noisy. Now with latest UNRAID i am stuck with 15 minutes for all drives. That sucks.

I have an issue with my WD 14TB drive sleeping on a custom schedule. I added hdparm -S12 $device to my HDD script in unassigned devices but the drive does not spin down after 60 seconds as per the hdparm -S12 paramater. I have also enabled disk sleep in UNRAID settings to its lowest setting of 15 minutes. How do I get the drive to sleep after 60 seconds and not 15 minutes?

@FlamongOle any chance you could overlay drive temperature in to the dashboard or at the very least include it in the information window when hovering over the drive? Also, I have an nvme that is showing as device not present even though it is detected and showing all info.

Hello Can anyone recall what is needed to be able to use passthrough devices, GPUs etc directly attached to a guest VM hypervisor such as vmware ESXi 8 running as a guest in UNRAID? I have created the VM, installed ESXi and managed to power on a nested VM. However, my Radeon GPU is greyed out and not available for passthrough. I know this is a niche set up but I thought it might be possible since you can nest esxi inside esxi and pass through IOMMU and vt-d for such a set up. The screenshot below is how ESXi sees the UNRAID IOMMU grouping at the 'guest' level. The AMDGPU is greyed out as you can see. I have added the following my ESXi VM xml. <hyperv> <relaxed state='on'/> <vapic state='on'/> <spinlocks state='on' retries='8191'/> <vendor_id state='on' value='123456789ab'/> </hyperv> What else have I missed?

Yeah, I am playing with a VDI broker called Ravada. My plan was to set up a Deb/Ub LXC/LXD, install Ravada, create a Windows VM and set up a VDI pool.