tjb_altf4
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docker mac address is generated based on IP, so if you fix the IP you fix the mac address
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Couple of things to try: Make sure secure boot is disabled in bios If you need to enable UEFI boot, rename the EFI- directory to EFI
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also rolled back to binhex/arch-emby:4.6.7.0-3-01 for the same reasons mentioned above, something is missing/broken in binhex/arch-emby:4.6.7.0-4-01
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Proxmox added support for virtio-gl / virGL display driver, results look promising. I saw in Unraid 6.10rc release notes QEMU has been compiled with OpenGL support, but not sure how to check compiled flags to confirm virGL support.
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Brilliant addition!
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I wanted to create a divider (fake link) using the pipe "|" character, however for some reason it creates a tab name of "A|". Is this a reserved character? or can this be updated to work?
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That will be the UI refreshing to show updated data for things like read/writes. For the specific case of copying HDD serial numbers, just click on the device link (e.g. Disk 3) and it will take you to a static information page for that disk where you can copy it without frustration..
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Oh I thought it was just my machine... been driving me nuts
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Not sure what your end game is, but DevPack plugin might fit the bill for you. It's from same author as Nerdtools but aimed at advanced users, compiling etc
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It'll be a few weeks off yet, shipping has been delayed again due to lockdowns over in China, so won't arrive before stable releases (or will it? 🤣)
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Can confirm working as expected now
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Found something that may cause unexpected data loss (if users aren't paying attention). If you filter on file type, and then hit select all, it will select all files (163 in this case), not just those in the filtered view (2). In my use case, I was cleaning up .tmp files. I believe the select all should only apply to the visible files, this distinction would be even more important if/when other filters are introduced.
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When Unraid loses communication with its UPS, it sends "alert" severity notification, but it also sends an "alert" severity notification when UPS communication is restored. I believe when UPS communication is restored it should be a "normal" (or at least warning) severity notification, which would be more consistent with how other system notifications work (IMHO).
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ah nice, instead of executing the script itself directly, the script is just an arg for bash
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I think this would be the applicable fix: https://github.com/binhex/documentation/blob/master/docker/faq/vpn.md You may also be hitting the Docker network configuration default security model, where containers on the default network cannot communicate directly with the host (Unraid).
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Reminds me... I tried to edit a .yaml file also and saw the same thing, furthermore I downloaded it to view, and it downloaded literally as "FileName", and not "some_config.yaml"
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I noticed this with rc4 (just before upgrading to rc5), but I had other one off issues so wanted to test after a few reboots/reinstalls... Now on RC5, if I try and stop the VM Manager like in the screenshot below, it fails to shutdown, as seen by the status. This also stops me from making network config changes, as expected when VM Manager is still running Logs indicate the shutdown script has failed, note that I don't have any VMs defined yet (which may be the cause of the array error?) Apr 28 11:56:16 jaskier emhttpd: shcmd (395): /etc/rc.d/rc.libvirt stop Apr 28 11:56:16 jaskier root: /etc/rc.d/rc.libvirt: line 57: NAMES[${id:0:36}]: bad array subscript Apr 28 11:56:16 jaskier emhttpd: shcmd (395): exit status: 1 Apr 28 11:56:16 jaskier emhttpd: shcmd (396): umount /etc/libvirt Further troubleshooting shows it definitely isn't stopped
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I've got an N6005 coming for use as a pfsense box, but was planning on testing some other use cases also... happy to help with testing to get hw acceleration working when/if it arrives
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You are using Seabios on your Unraid VM, but OVMF on Proxmox. Try reinstalling the VM under Unraid using OVMF for an apples to apples comparison. Also note that while Unraid 6.9.2 is on Q35-5.1, Unraid 6.10.0-rc5 is on the much newer Q35-6.2, so you might see better performance there also.
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I've noticed in the latest RC, a regression error snuck in and the preferred console shell command as defined in the template, is not honoured. I can switch to bash manually (so it is supported), and the same container on my 6.9.2 server does honour this setting. @bonienl
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You'd be lucky if AliExpress vendors ship out within 30 days
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If hyperthreading is enabled in BIOS, it might be a result of Spectre-Meltdown mitigations, in which case this thread might help:
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Yep hyperthreading looks like it is disabled @Vossy lscpu output from diags: Architecture: x86_64 CPU op-mode(s): 32-bit, 64-bit Byte Order: Little Endian Address sizes: 40 bits physical, 48 bits virtual CPU(s): 12 On-line CPU(s) list: 0-11 Thread(s) per core: 1 Core(s) per socket: 6 Socket(s): 2
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Wouldn't work, even if there was support in Unraid for splitting the gpu up, this config only ever supports one discrete video output. Other vGPU "outputs" would need to be streamed with something like parsec, or using something more advanced like looking glass. Craft Computing has some tutorials on doing this on Proxmox (also KVM based like Unraid), and there is even info on doing this with GTX/RTX cards....
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Seems to be mostly Samba config, other than some consistency around snapshot folder + naming https://www.samba.org/samba/docs/current/man-html/vfs_btrfs.8.html https://forum.openmediavault.org/index.php?thread/7331-guide-windows-previous-versions-and-samba-btrfs-atomic-cow-volume-shadow-copy/ and one with a ZFS flavour https://forum.level1techs.com/t/zfs-on-unraid-lets-do-it-bonus-shadowcopy-setup-guide-project/148764
