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Damn! starting to regret my hasty E5-2683 v3 purchase this morning for £250
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I am in the same boat, Ryzen or a Xeon E5 build? The Xeon's just don't clock as high in general but wondering if I should be too worried. I am not a massive gamer so as long as they boost up to say 3GHz then together with my GTX 950 I think it would be one for moderate gaming. Then I could still have 12 or 14 cores for VMs...those X99 mobs are a bit pricey as well. The Ryzen equivalents look cheaper.
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2 hours ago, planetwilson said:
I have switched from Aptalca's docker which was working perfectly to the linuxserver one, kept my old nginx config and now getting this error:-
nginx: [emerg] bind() to 0.0.0.0:443 failed (98: Address in use)
I have the https port mapped to 4443. The reason for this is that I also run an OpenVPN-AS docker which intercepts all 443 traffic coming into the NAS (so I can run a VPN to home on TCP/443 and get around firewall restrictions in a lot of locations). You can configure OpenVPN to pass non-VPN traffic on to another server, in this case my letsencrypt/nginx docker which I have set to 4443 normally (with it appearing as 443 inside the docker)
Now this worked perfectly before but doesn't with the newer linuxserver docker. Is this new docker hard-wired to only work with 443 somehow? doesn't seem like that should be the case?
My fault. I had replaced ngingx.conf wholesale from the previous Docker. I did it again just transferring my server entries and all working now. Can't quite spot the difference though!
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I have switched from Aptalca's docker which was working perfectly to the linuxserver one, kept my old nginx config and now getting this error:-
nginx: [emerg] bind() to 0.0.0.0:443 failed (98: Address in use)
I have the https port mapped to 4443. The reason for this is that I also run an OpenVPN-AS docker which intercepts all 443 traffic coming into the NAS (so I can run a VPN to home on TCP/443 and get around firewall restrictions in a lot of locations). You can configure OpenVPN to pass non-VPN traffic on to another server, in this case my letsencrypt/nginx docker which I have set to 4443 normally (with it appearing as 443 inside the docker)
Now this worked perfectly before but doesn't with the newer linuxserver docker. Is this new docker hard-wired to only work with 443 somehow? doesn't seem like that should be the case?
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Sorry if this has been answered, I did find a mention this error but it sounded like a problem with the Docker container? When I attempt to update my nginx + let's encrypt docker I get:-
"Error: layers from manifest don't match image configuration"
Do I copy off my config somewhere, make a note of the settings and delete / re-download? If. do that will it need to regenerate the certificates again? Currently got t sitting behind an OpenVPN docker which intercepts all 443 traffic. I can get that out of the way I guess for a new setup...
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Before I try gong down the GPU passthrough route. Does anyone know how to set the resolution for VNC or splashtop?
I tried updating the config.plist file in the EFI partition for Clover but it seemed to make no difference.
<key>ScreenResolution</key>
<string>1280x1024</string>
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I just rewatched the video - I have no idea how I missed that!! Think I got distracted half way through. Doh! Will sort that out now.
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I get to clover yes and choose the install option. At some point during the Apple logo showing a bunch of text appears on the screen, I don't get a lot of chance to look at that before it reboots. Then there is a no entry sign.
Penryn is specified in the XML, is that what you mean?
<qemu:arg value='Penryn,vendor=GenuineIntel'/>
update: added XML file to this post
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Download is working for me. I did however have an issue in creating the ISO image from the USB key. Not sure if this is a Sierra problem or not. In the end I have gone with a hybrid approach and created a blank file image using the instructions from danofun here:-
https://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=43816.420
but then used the EFI folder provided by grid runner on his video example. Although I am obviously doing something wrong as I never get to the installer. get the Apple logo, then a loa of text, a reboot and then a no entry sign.
Anybody planning a Ryzen build?
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Ha ha, never thought of it like that. It's more the clock speeds...although tbh at an all core boost of 2.6 or so and peak of 3.0 I'll probably be fine. can't grumble at the cost.