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Yes, but I hope you understand my point of view, buying a card for that I don't even have a specific use case doesn't make any sense. I really don't like creating things where I don't have hardware on hand to test it myself (eg. AMD Vendor Reset <- really hard to troubleshoot for me because I don't own such a card and even if people around which say that they would test and help me if something pops up are most of the times not available or have sold their hardware too and can't/won't help me when an issue for someone else comes up). Sure it should be possible to create such a driver package for example I already have a routine for the Open Source Kernel Module ready but the Kernel Module isn't really ready because it doesn't work as of time of writing -> see this issue Click This drivers I can actually test but as said above not the Tesla cards, the same also applies for Grid cards.

Not currently AFAIK. The main issue with these kind of cards that I don't own one and I can't test if something isn't working or goes wrong. I even don't know if they will work with the default container runtime that is needed (it however should be supported). Wouldn't it be better to use a Quadro instead?

These cards are not supported by this plugin (because the driver simply doesn’t supports the card Click). Only consumer and workstation cards are supported. A Tesla is a Datacenter card…

Exactly, I'm also compiling packages for other community developers so that this is a one time process and trying to help where I can. Can you give me a resource to the drivers? It is always a little hard with Realtek drivers since they are often behind and most of the times doesn't compile against newer Kernel versions. You can also make a feature request or even better a bug report, maybe Tom will consider to integrate the OOT driver into Unraid.

Have you removed the container/folders and everything related to the container and start over by pulling a fresh copy from the CA App? To what is your appdata share set in terms of Use Cache? Can you also post a screenshot from the template? I tried it now once again with SteamCMD removed/AssettoCorsa Server Manager enabled and have no issue whatsoever: AssettoCorsa-ServerManager.log I can only thing of a weird network or disk issue...

I think it should be: -beta experimental from what I see in the Wiki here: Click But also keep in mind that you have to turn on validation too, let the container fully start/pull the update, then shut it down again and turn validation off.

Please post your full Diagnostics preferably after it stopped to work.

This is possible. Just read my post above yours. Why shouldn‘t it be possible?

Copy this into the GAME_ID variable: 896660 -beta public-test -betapassword yesimadebackups and set validate to true. After the container pulled the update (open the logs and wait that the contianer fully started) please stop it again and disable valdiation in the template again.

Are there somewhere instructions on how to do that on bare metal that you can point me to? I think you have to append something to the GAME_ID and not to the game parameters.

This was due to a bug in 6.10.3 and is fixed now. Yes, but that doesn‘t mean there is something else wrong with you network. As you can see from my logs above everything is just working fine. I would really recommend that you upgrade to 6.11.5, delete the container and the assettocorsa folder in your appdata directory and pull a fresh copy from the CA App and see if that helps.

Yes, because the latest version from Terraria TShock is 1.4.4.8.1 on GitHub over here: https://github.com/Pryaxis/TShock/releases There is no newer version available over on the Terraria TShock GitHub to download for the container just yet.

On what Unraid version are you? It seems that something is wrong with your Internet connection since I can start the server fine with and without the ServerManager, do you have any AdBlocking somewhere on your network? I've attached the log from my server: AssettoCorsa.log AssettoCorsa-ServerManager.log Thank you for the hint, there is something wrong, will fix that ASAP, it should say:

I've now tried it on my server and I have no issue whatsoever. Can you please post a screenshot from your template? Is the version number set correctly in your template: I attached the log from my server: terraria.log

Sill look into that ASAP.

No because, because these drivers are now too old to work with the newer Kernel versions which Unraid is based on now.

Completely different issue here, compare the screenshots... What you are doing here can't work because you forwarded the ports in the container from 16262 to 16326 and on the host you are forwarding from 16262 to 16362. <- this won't work because you have to have the same port count in the container and on the host and you have 36 ports missing. You have to delete this entry and create a new port entry with container ports 16262-16362 and host ports 16282-16362 (same port numbers).

Sorry, I'm not really a Plex person, I would recommend that you post on the Plex forums itself or on the support thread from the container.

What do you mean exactly with that? Have you already read the second post from this thread? I think since you've only watched the Youtube video I would really recommend to read the first two posts how to set it up (the first two posts are really detailed) and I would strongly recommend that you stick to the official Plex container if it was working for you. This is no issue at all, you can use the card for many containers as you wish as long as you don't exceed the transcoding limit from three simultaneous transcodes at the same time. It would be also helpful what kind of format you are trying to transcode (h264, h265,...)? You can also open up a terminal, even before you start a transcode, from Unraid and type in: watch nvidia-smi this will display the live stats from your GPU, but keep in mind that it will only update every two seconds, you can close the window when you want to end this process.

But this is a VM Ware issue from what I know and yes, the 460 drivers will work indeed IIRC. The open source driver module is planned to be used at some point but it is not ready for deployment yet because of this issue on GitHub: Click (please also remember that the open source driver module is mostly meant for data centers cards). However if you run Unraid on bare metal this card will also work just fine.

That won‘t work because of two issues: You have addad a Path not a Port The ports can‘t overlap so you have to create the port range: 19261-19361

Please post a picture from the template and also from the output from the docker run command.

I really can't tell what's going on when using a VM Ware and this can indeed cause issues, I remember someone running ESXi a few pages back and he has similar issues but I really don't know what he did so that he solved the issue. I also see this and this is definitely not right: 1c:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: NVIDIA Corporation TU116 [GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER] [10de:21c4] (rev a1) DeviceName: pciPassthru2

Das ist das "nachfolger" Tool das heißt jetzt nicht mehr NerdPack sondern NerdTools. Ich würd aber trotzdem zu un-get raten... (eigenwerbung )

I'm not super into Minecraft anymore, usually I only provide the basic functionality and modding is always up to the user. However it should be supported if my container supports the required Java version and all startup parameters are set correctly.