PiercedB

Hi. Sorry if this is in the wrong spot, but not that many threads for Mac VM's here I've had Sierra running for quite some time on my server and want to extend a big thank you to Gridrunner for the great videos. They helped tremendously in making the installation process and upgrade to 10.12.4 super easy (and yes, a visual guide is just a lot easier to understand then reading a manual. Still I have a lot of respect for everyone who helps make MacOS VM'ing so easy to do ) However, my server is my test bench when it comes to VMs. And for my upcomming upgrade of my gaming/general usage rig (as it runs a 3770K, that annoyingly has no virtualization support), I'm having my sights on the comming X299 platform, as well as the Ryzen Thredripper chips.This mainly to have "several computers in one box" so to speak. While gaming/VR capable. Does anyone have any experience running MacOS VMs on a Ryzen build? A Mac VM is sort of the make or break point for me with regards to choice of hardware, though I would prefer going with the cheaper of the two if possible, without having to tinker the hell out of it to make it work

Which gateway? The nl seems to work for most people. And watch out for private sites, not all allow VPN access and will block if your ip is from a known range. Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk Ok, thanks. I'll do some more testing And, I've only used the Dutch server so far

Hi Been running this container for about a week using PIA. Downloads works flawless, but I'm having issues with seeding. Both during a download and when the finished download is seeding, it seems to have issues with any kind of uploading. I see peers connect, then disconnect. Some time later they connect again but there is no upload happening. Once in a while a peer actually gets an upload started. Others connect and disconnect still with no file transfer. I have experienced having more then one peer connected with working upload, but it only uploads to one of them at a time. This is the same regardless if it is during downloading or while just seeding. I have checked and verified that the port forwarding done during startup actually has worked and that the port indeed is open. But with hardly anyone being able to get packets from me and only one peer at a time, that's making it hard to keep up any kind of ratio on private trackers. Any ideas?