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Can you please give me the output from: grep -R "" /proc/sys/net/ipv4/* when it is working and when it's not working next time before you fix it (preferably in text files named something like "bad" & "good")?

Does it now work again?

Maybe a reboot would have done the job too... Do you also had to recreate the luns, iqns,...?

Usually you don't have to create them because they are stored on a separate location on your USB Boot device and the plugin should pick up the old ones just fine.

Can you explain a bit more in detail what you mean with DNS? Is it also possible that there is something wrong with the DNS itself and Unraid can't resolve it? Have you yet tried if you can ping the domain name?

Apend this to your GAME_PARAMS: +server.seed 135916030 +server.worldsize 4500 (Of course change the seed and size to your likings)

I can‘t try it because I don‘t have a board with a ITE chip on hand but the package is already compiled and upgrading to 6.11.2 should be no problem.

The T400 should handle 3x 4k just fine and I already tested this (this depends on the bitrate too but should handle it fone when it‘s nothing too special HFR…) The T400 is almost the same as a GTX1660 in terms of transcoding.

You have to set it here in the template (I think it must be at least 8 characters long):

This always depends on the use case, in my case I've got a Nvidia T400, low power consumption (35W max TDP), really affordable (even back in the GPU crisis about ~120,- brand new), no external power needed, based on Turing <- but take that allwith a grain of salt, I don't need more than 3 simultaneous transcodes and for that the card is perfect... The GT710 isn't even capable of h.265 (HEVC) and Nvidia already and threw it already last year out of their "Production Branch" drivers.

This is because you need to select the 470 series driver: Nov 6 13:12:46 AKWSERVER kernel: NVRM: The NVIDIA GeForce GT 710 GPU installed in this system is Nov 6 13:12:46 AKWSERVER kernel: NVRM: supported through the NVIDIA 470.xx Legacy drivers. Please Nov 6 13:12:46 AKWSERVER kernel: NVRM: visit http://www.nvidia.com/object/unix.html for more Nov 6 13:12:46 AKWSERVER kernel: NVRM: information. The 520.56.06 NVIDIA driver will ignore The GT710 is a really horrible card IMHO... Please report back what happens if you switch over to the 470 series driver after a reboot.

This is done by me and the correct package for the correct Kernel version is then downloaded/installed on boot by the plugin. The drivers in your case are working fine, at least from what I can tell from your screenshots. Yes, but my plugin was released in 2021 (to be precise on 2021.02.19) and the posts that you've linked are all outdated since then. You are facing a completely different issue here, please make sure that you got Above 4G Decoding in your BIOS enabled the driver is working but your hardware has some difficult enabling it or better speaking allocating/finding the address space for the TPU. Please post your Diagnostics for further help and enable the above mentioned option in the BIOS.

@gingerdude & @dreadu & @isvein please update the plugin to version 2022.11.06 and the issue should be fixed.

No tutorial or video on that... What do you want to know exactly? How the build process is done for the packages or how the plugins are built in general? Everything should be on my GitHub, at least I try to put everything there, even how I compile the packages. I'm more than happy to help, hit me up with a PM and we can talk a bit more in depth if you want too.

From what I found that‘s not possible and by design. What you can do however is to stop the server at a certain time and start it again at a certain time with a user script: docker stop CONTAINERNAME This will stop a container, of course change the CONTAINERNAME with the container you want to stop <- case sensitive. docker start CONTAINERNAME This will start the container again. From my perspective this should be a workaround for that issue. If you want to research this for yourself then search something like „empyrion pause dedicated server“ on Google or your preferred search engine.

Seems like something went wrong with the driver download, please reboot, maybe the reboot will take a bit longer since the plugin tries to download the driver on start too (as long as you have a active internet connection on boot) if it failed like in your case. Please report back if it is working afterwards, if not I would recommend to uninstall the plugin and pull a fresh copy from the CA App.

Also ich finde hier eine schöne Matrix: Klick Nicht ganz, die Treiber sind auf Unraid vorhanden, mein Plugin zeigt nur die Last an auf der iGPU da theoretisch nur intel_gpu_top mit dem Plugin installiert wird und auch der Treiber beim Boot aktiviert wird. Wenn die VA-API bzw. QSV dann in einem Container verwendet wird hängt es noch zusätzlich davon ab ob alle Pakete so wie die Intel-Media-Treiber installiert sind und unter anderem auch mesa, Abhängig je nach Anwendungszweck.

The driver download is incomplete, have you waited before upgrading to 6.11.2 where it said to wait until it displays a message that everything is done? Anyways, please select the driver that you want to install and press the "Update & Download" button on the Nvidia Driver page, this should redownload the driver.

Not really. You can‘t boot for example newer LXC containers which are using cgroupv2 and systemd (Debian Bookworm, Ubuntu Jammy,…). The resources, at least the assigned CPU cores show up fine with croupv2 but not the RAM usage (haven‘t got time yet to wrap my head around this).

@m00nman these are all planed features that I want to integrate but will take some time since I'm currently really busy in real life. However you can limit the CPU resources already by adding this to the config (of course without a GUI but it should work just fine): lxc.cgroup2.cpuset.cpus: 0-12 or something like this: lxc.cgroup2.cpuset.cpus: 0,2,4,6,8 (please also note that you must enable cgroupv2 like described in the first post of this thread) If I remember correctly it's almost the same for the RAM if you add this to the config: lxc.cgroup2.memory.limit_in_bytes = 4096M but I'm not to sure about the memory since I've never done this on my own.

@pika & @knex666 & @tknz & @Marolo & @fireplex & @pk1057 6.11.2 is out: Please upgrade to 6.11.2 and report back if everything is working for you guys with the TBS-OS drivers.

I have a few users that reported such an issue, most of them solved it by uninstalling some unnecessary pacakges installed by the Nerd Pack. I really don't know what the issue here. Simply search this thread for your error (not the whole but the part with OCI... and you will find a few posts. The first issue like yours IIRC came up on Unraid 6.9.2 but what it caused I really don't know, I also was able to once reproduce the issue but only once.

Definitely because the driver recognizes the card.

The GT730 needs the legacy drivers, these are the 470 series drivers as you can see from your screenshot on the bottom. The GT730 is a pretty bad card for transcoding because it doesn't support h.265 (HEVC).

Maybe, but I don't own the game and since I stopped creating servers for games that I don't own (because testing and giving support is actually hard without owning the game). However if someone donates the game I'm happy to look into it, should be possible through WINE from a quick research that I did.