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does it work if quoted or tagged @wgstarks

I can't answer all of that, but the webui and many other primary components can be found here: https://github.com/unraid

My Lenovo M710q beeps both in Unraid, and on shutdown without issue... worked all the way from 6.11 to 7.0 releases beep works for me to manually trigger, and is the same noise made on restart etc. echo -en "\a" > /dev/tty5 also works with a slightly different tone, might have better compatibility? apparently some devices use a soundchip instead of the expected older style motherboard speaker module, which could be the source of differences between hardware https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/428382

Ok, but you asked "how" and I told you "how". Is it safe to remove? Yes.

You'll have to do it through File Manager or mc in terminal then if you want to appease FCP. I removed FCP plugin years ago as I got sick of being pestered about petty issues like this.

If you go to the Plugins page, there should be a tab for Plugin File Install Errors like pictured, delete from there

FYI you should upgrade your firmware to at least NA04. Lower revisions have a firmware bug that bricks them at a specific powered on age, poke around on servethehome forums for more info.

I'm guessing you have containers on host networking, or trying to communicate between the default bridge and other networks... if so this is a docker networking security measure. There is a feature in Unraid that works around this. If you stop the docker service under Settings > Docker, you will find a setting named "Host access to custom networks" Enable this and restart the docker service, and your containers should be able to communicate with other containers. There are other approaches with custom docker networks, but this should get you up and running.

From memory, this gets defaulted this way only if you initially configure Unraid without a cache drive. If you create with a cache drive when first setting up, system share will default to cache drive.

Unleased to Lifetime upgrade is USD$149 Info can be found here: https://unraid.net/pricing

A couple of points from someone with a similar level of storage: You'll need to make sure you are on a tier of Unraid licence that supports unlimited devices. User interface is not great at assigning massive amounts of storage, I would suggest planning your pools/arrays and only inserting disks as you are assigning to a pool/array. Goes without saying, one single storage pool is not a good idea Storage layout depends a lot on your use case Most likely you'll be looking at ZFS pooling configurations, or waiting for Limetech to introduce multi-array configurations (like the rest of us 😅)

9400-16i is capable of SAS3 (12G) speeds. Each SAS port carries 4x SAS lanes, your HBA has 4 ports (16 lanes total). You only have 4x SSDs, so with only that 1 port, even with a workload to max them out, the HBA would still not be a bottleneck.

Its not mandatory to use the appdata path for .envs, but in terms of keeping things organised together, its a neat solution. In my example I've used the appdata folder for homepage to store the .env, so changing it for your example to evoapi is an appropriate change.

Looks like you need to read release notes, confirm with checkbox, then update button will unlock.

FYI the freeipmi tools come with the ipmi plugin from SimonF, so even if you don't use the plugin functionality itself, someone else is keeping the package up to date for you

Actually its interesting that the settings icon is missing in this case, that normally takes you to the autofan settings, maybe an incomplete plugin uninstall?

This is from Dynamix autofan plugin, best asking there

Post in the plugin's support thread

if you want it to autostart, create a template for it and manage like any other Unraid native container. Another option is to add the following flag to the container run cmd, but autostart won't be manageable in UI --restart=unless-stopped More info: https://docs.docker.com/engine/containers/start-containers-automatically/#use-a-restart-policy

although I wouldn't change your script as its better for progress, update_container can actually accept an array and runs a little quicker that way e.g. update_container "radarr sonar"

You can try forcing the update via CLI, I use this myself as part of a custom script to make bulk updates to templates. # where $CONTAINER_NAME is the container name # e.g. /usr/bin/php -q /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/scripts/update_container radarr /usr/bin/php -q /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/scripts/update_container $CONTAINER_NAME If there is a template in place it should update with the required flags... worth a try (ensure you have backups first)

Force update in advanced view should work also, as this rebuilds a new container from the image (even if image is unchanged).

There are methods for installing plugins (CA is a plugin) manually though terminal (see link), but I suspect you'll hit issues authorising Connect using this method.

Try the USB 2.0 ports (front ones should be OK) or maybe certain USB 3.0 ports, some of the USB3.0 ports don't come online properly until later in the boot process. Historical reference 😆

Those settings won't help as I have all of it turned off changing listing height to fixed width makes it hilariously worse, and it still expands and contracts