ich777

I would recommend that you try to upgrade and see if that works.

I'm on the latest version and it works just fine. Since you don't answered, on what hardware do you run Unraid?

Can't reproduce that over here, the server is just running fine without restarting, did you change by any chance any setting or is this all vanilla? On what Unraid version are you? What machine do you run the container on?

This is a known issue when you exceed the vGPU vRAM limits and you know, applications and even the OS changes over time an it might be the case that it was running for years fine but now because of some change in the OS/applications/driver you are now experiencing these issues. If you go through this thread you'll find a few such reports which ultimately are unsolved.

I already explained that a few times here in the thread and always depends on your preference and if you already have a build environment. My build environment got pretty complicated over the years, I use Jenkins with the Cloud Bees Docker plugin for Jenkins to build my containers in a dedicated LXC container and then push it locally from my Server to DockerHub and GHCR.io however nowadays one could easily set that all up with GitHub Actions, again it's always up to preference. Don't know if I can teach someone how to create a Dockerfile and bash scripts since what I do is basically automate the download/update check and starting the game server. You can always look at my GitHub or to be more specific into the SteamCMD repo and open the tags <- this is a bit unconventional but it works very well for me. https://github.com/ich777/docker-steamcmd-server It's all open source what I do.

On what hardware are you running the container? You are on Unraid 7.1.4 correct?

This seems perfectly fine, how much resources does the container consume?

It seems that the VM doesn't know from where to boot.

Did you also remove the entire image, so to speak container, and also tried it with the default settings.

It might be possible that the savegame is too old and so the server doesn't run properly anymore. Can you try to set up a completely new install, of course back up your old instance first, and see if the new instance is running?

Can you try to set up a completely fresh installation from Satisfactory, of course backup your old instance first, and see if the new instance is running?

I'll look into that but if I can't get it running I might have to deprecate the container. I now tried it with a new instance and everything seems to work just fine without restarting.

My containers are self maintaining and look for updates on a container restart. If it doesn't update on a container restart do the following: Stop the container Delete the folder steamapps in the main directory from the container Start the container Open the log and look if it pulls a new update After that the container should be up to date.

Are you also sure that you are on the latest BIOS version? Such issues are usually related to Hardware/Firmware incompatibility.

Please don‘t overthink that, you know that I have the driver version 4xx in the plugin available? This is basically the old legacy driver which has support for pretty old cards (GTX 7xx series cards, these cards are now about 10 years old) and I will continue to compile that driver version as long as it compiles against newer Kernel versions and I will continue that for the new legacy cards. Please don‘t panic that hard. …and no there are no cli tools for that. The plugin just downloads precompiled drivers for your Unraid version that I have to compile in the first place and upload. You can compile drivers yourself yes bit you have to set up your own development environment for that which is not necessary.