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Some of this may be useful for me, I'm going to install 10.6 or 10.7 in a VM. The problem is, both of those require this DSDT patch from 2014, which didn't make it into the 2.5 stable line, according to the Git branch for the 2.5 series. So, I guess I'm going to be installing 6.3 sooner than its stable release, after all. (Without that patch, I find that both Q35 and PIIX KP with the dreaded HPET error, and I can't seem to make it boot at all with a strictly uniprocessor setup.)

That depends on which driver unRAID is using for the Marvell 88SX6081. At least, this seems to be the only Marvell chipset for SATA2 8 port. For all I know, they could have a driver that's hard coded to max out with two devices attached to the system and buffer overruns itself when three or more are attached.

You reside somewhere in a CET time zone? And if you're in a DST or summer time period, that would be UTC+2 right now? If you reside in GMT, and it's currently UTC+1, you need to set the time zone to UTC+0, with the correct nearest city to identify when your DST/summer time activates, if at all.

Microsoft Security Essentials on Windows 7 or older, or Windows Defender on Windows 8 or newer, both appear to function within the confines of a virtual machine. Or you could fly by the seat of your pants, always guard any web access with an ad blocker, and hope you never get infected by drive by web malware. Chances are, if it's being passed off in a web advertising campaign, it probably isn't being detected by most desktop scanners yet anyway.

Have you performed another update check? It should not be attempting to retrieve those 404/not found links. And you cannot install the update manually as a plug-in, as it is not in the .plg format.

GT 610 is a rebranded 5xx series card, so it will require Seabios, as I pointed out in another topic.

The screen shots in the docker-guide are in serious need of update. For instance, there's one that shows the default path for the Docker image to be /mnt/cache/docker.img and sized to 10GB. Another screen shot shows a /config mount point directed at /opt/appdata/appname.

You could have installed the "realpath" package: sudo apt-get install realpath Or, I suppose the script could be written to implement it on its own instead of assuming it comes with the system: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/101080/realpath-command-not-found

If the UI recommends "leaving" it off, why does it default to Auto? I didn't turn it on myself.

The GT 610 is a rebranded GT 520, and the 5xx series cards are known to have issues with OVMF. Have you tried Seabios?

Looks like nothing has changed to affect most normal users. This only affects Single Sign-On (using Microsoft account) and only if you have your current network set to "Guest or public networks" instead of "Private" or "Enterprise". This is to prevent a specially crafted attack that could snatch your Microsoft account credentials if your computer is tricked into connecting to an SMB or CIFS share on the Internet, not usually on your own LAN.

Are you already running another VM on that video card? Because that's impossible.

The defaults for the two you have modified are: md_num_stripes = 1280 md_sync_window = 384 Oh, and NCQ = Auto. Why are people turning this off? Buggy hardware?

Change addr=00.0 to addr=04.0, or try another address. You appear to be configuring the virtual VGA to a slot already occupied by other virtual hardware.

It would appear that comments should start with semicolons ( not hash marks (#).

Post your diagnostics.zip, then.

Still waiting on that record engine update.

Please post the full contents of your /etc/resolv.conf. Actually, if you're going to listen, maybe you'll just post your diagnostics.zip instead, as that will contain everything.

And what exactly is the problem with hiding the ones that are automatically set by DHCP? They'll just be replaced again next time the DHCP lease is renewed.

That means it's probably associated with the GUID of the reader, not the SD card.

I noticed the problem a bit late. There's an untagged MPEG 4 video file (music video) in the root of the music folder. It would have been helpful if the tool actually told me more about the non-matching file, such as its file name. About the point where it found its first incorrect result from MusicBrainz (someone didn't spell correct their Japanese romanizations. "Yoshi's Cookey"?) I gave up on using it and decided to use Picard from a desktop instead. E: I decided to give it a go anyway. It seems to work for the most part, but it's failing to identify some things. For instance, it identifies all my DVD-A rips as similar to the CD versions of those albums, with no way to tag them as the DVD parts of those releases.

Oops, thanks for that.

Bumping with the basic configuration anyone will need to get these two containers up and working: RPC_SECRET=<your RPC secret> docker run -d --net bridge -p 6800:6800 -v /mnt/user/aria2\ Downloads:/data -v /mnt/user/appdata/aria2:/root timonier/aria2 --dir=/data --enable-rpc --rpc-listen-all=true --rpc-secret=$RPC_SECRET --log=- --log-level=warn --quiet docker run -d --net bridge -p 9100:80 --env "RPC_SECRET=$RPC_SECRET" --env "RPC_HOST=<ip of your unRAID>" timonier/webui-aria2 You'll probably need to either & or ctrl-c the output stream of either of those containers. And you'll need to enable them as auto-run under the Dockers WebUI page. Naturally, they'll have funny names. To be added in the future: The webui container supports an RPC_PORT environment variable, so also supply steps for specifying the RPC port to the aria2 container as well.

I use CA, but I also read the forum, and didn't think to check CA for the particular container I found missing from this topic. It didn't matter for the sake of running that app anyway, as I currently prefer to run it on a VPS.

If I do that, I see all of the subdirectories which contain my music. I have a structure already, but I am trying to see if Beets can help with organizing it. For the most part, I have: /mnt/user/Music/<artist>/<album>/<files> /mnt/user/Music/Various Artists/<album>/<files> There are a few directories where I'm not sure I want any renaming or moving to happen.