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Yes mine has said that the past couple days, it seems like any thing from linuxserver also does the same thing.

Whats the best way to implement this? https://github.com/kboghdady/youTube_ads_4_pi-hole Anyone have an example to do this with the unraid GO file? I think thats where its suppose to go so that way the docker doesnt lose it on updates and stuff.

If I disable the bonding it works.....

I just installed this, but I cant access the webGui. I changed my network type to Custom BR0, set a fixed IP. Changed the Key3 to match, changed TZ. Started docker. In my router I can see there is a mac address for this IP I set. But the webGui never opens. Do I need to change the Key11 from eth0 to br0? Note: my network is setup for bonding. So eth0 and eth1 are bonded together and it says this is my network settings in the routing table IPv4 default 192.168.50.1 via br0

@binhex Can you do a FireFox/Chrome VNC docker, the current one by @Djoss is running old FireFox and they use a diff linux distro that isnt staying as current as Arch is.

Sounds like no one uses alpine, Try arch?

Any update on when this docker will be upgraded?

Is there a way to run the nvidia drivers with the unRAID DVB Edition drivers? both seem to replace the image so its like only 1 or the other could be used..

Any card 600+ supports most basic decoding: (If I read the charts properly.) MPEG-1 MPEG-2 VC-1 H.264 (AVCHD) You need 1030+ to get in to H.265 And the Encode of H.264 (AVCHD) YUV 4:2:0 supported by almost all cards.

Do you have a v3 beta docker by chance for this and radarr

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Settings -> VM -> Default ISO storage path: Mine was empty and caused it to fail from what I can tell, I haven't rebooted in the past day to see.

I ran into an issue where it was stuck starting services because it couldn't find a path to the VM Default ISOs ....

Sounds like poor design to me, seeing as I run a pretty stock config as is. Where the official support for this?

Safe mode w/not plugins doesnt fix the problem, still says stuck loading services.