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Was the Kernel already stable at the time you tried it or was it a RC Kernel?

Please have a look at this: Currently I'm having no free spare time so that I could look into creating a Docker container for SpaceEngineers, in the meantime it looks like it can now run through WINE.

Unraid stable is on 5.15.43, some fixes where introduced in 5.17 where in 5.18 everything should be fixed even for Alder Lake, Intel messed really up with Alder Lake and the implementation in the Kernel.

Just to let you know, I've now made a new package for TBS-OS with the missing module in it for Unraid 6.10.2 To get this package I would recommend that you uninstall the DVB Driver plugin, reboot, after rebooting pull a fresh copy from the CA App, change the driver to TBS-OS and then again reboot. After that, the tuner should work.

Then I would recommend that you open up a Issue on GitHub in the above linked post that those instructions doesn‘t work on the Deck. I can only tell you that those instructions work for me on Debian fine.

What do you mean exactly with this? You don‘t have to put Steam credentials in the template, it will pull the files without credentials too just fine. If this is not the case on your system please set up a second container with a different container name and also a different path to the game files and post the log output so that I can see where ot went wrong or what went wrong exactly.

There you go: Click BTW Nice that you got a Deck, wish also I could order one, but I'm still on the waiting list... EDIT: Next time please post on the support thread from the container, I've only stumbled over this post by accident...

You have enabled Valheim Plus from what I see from the log, make also sure that you've install Valheim Plus on your Client too (local Computer).

If you donate the game to me I can create a dediacted server since they now have a experimental dedicated Linux server...

Please post on the support thread for tdarr.

11th and 12th Gen are not supported as it says on the picture that you've posted. For more information see this post:

Please keep in mind that this is not related to the container directly, this is related to the game because it is in pretty early access and it might have some bugs, I think this Issue on GitHub is related to your issue: Click I recommend to create a post on the official Forums/Steam Community Hub/Discord/GitHub.

Please see this page how to change it to PVE: Click Also keep in mind that the path to the files is different then described in the above linked GitHub page, please read the description from the container to get the file paths.

I'm only the template maintainer for Unraid, the container that you find in the CA App is the official one and should be compiled with libxml2. It seems like that the issue is somewhere else because it says that it doesn't received a valid XML data, as far as I understand this, this means that it can read XML but the response that it received is not valid. I would recommend that you create an issue here: Click

This is true for most game server because they don't answer to most port scans and appear as closed. Maybe contact your ISP if they block some ports? Of course not, if you do a port forward like: WAN 9876-9877 UDP <-> YOURUNRAIDIP 9876-9877 UDP everything should be fine. Do you have other services exposed to the Internet that are actually working? If not maybe do a search on CG-NAT Not really, because Steam Invites use most of the times relay server where it is not necessary that you open ports or anything like that, even if UPNP fails. Can you connect to the server via direct connection by entering your UNRAIDIP from your LAN in the game itself?

Nope, not currently AFAIK. Please only add it here: ...\VRisingServer_Data\StreamingAssets\Settings as stated above there is currently a bug in the server so that the file in the other location is ignored.

Which file did you edit, there is actually an unsolved issue open where the "adminlist.txt" in ".../save-data/Settings" is ignored and you have to edit the "adminlist.txt" in "...\VRisingServer_Data\StreamingAssets\Settings" to be actually be able to log in as admin (please keep in mind that this file will be wiped in that location on a server update from the game and you have to re-add your SteamID64 again after the update): Click

Sure thing, look at the SWAG Docker container from @linuxserver.io it ticks all your boxes and is also prepared for Authelia and can be enabled pretty quick.

Your GPU is bound to VFIO: 01:00.0 3D controller [0302]: NVIDIA Corporation GM107M [GeForce GTX 960M] [10de:139b] (rev a2) Subsystem: Lenovo Device [17aa:3802] Kernel driver in use: vfio-pci Kernel modules: nvidia_drm, nvidia Please unbind it, reboot and try it again.

Isn't this also a think that you shouldn't use at the current time because it can stop the server from starting anyways? See here

I will look into this, I don't know if I'm happy how CRIU works and also what dependencies it requires, Python is one of my main concerns...

Currently CRIU is not delivered with my plugin and I'm not sure if I will add it but the possibility is there. You can of course run: lxc-snapshot CONTAINERNAME to create a snapshot from the whole container but keep in mind you have to first stop the container! After that you can list the available snapshots with: lxc-snapshot CONTAINERNAME -L I hope that helps for now.

Yes! If you want to share anything with the container you have to keep in mind that you maybe mess up your permissions on that share if you don't created the appropriate user and group and assign the user in the container to this user and group, so I would recommend that you set up a test share to do this. The steps would be: Start up the container and create the directory where the files should be mounted (in this example "/hostshare" with the command "mkdir -p /hostshare") Stop the container Create a share on Unraid (in this example we will use "lxcshare" with the path "/mnt/user/lxcshare") Set the permissions from this share to 777 with "chmod -R 777 /mnt/user/lxcshare" Open up your config file for the container (you'll find the path by clicking on the container name in the first line) Add this line: "lxc.mount.entry = /mnt/user/lxcshare hostshare none rw,bind 0.0" (without double quotes) and save the file Start the container again and navigate to /hostshare Depending on how you set up the container and users you maybe can skip a few steps or have to do other things to make it work, but the above is the most basic test scenario which will work with for almost any configuration.

Because this is the wrong file that you‘ve edited it‘s always overridden by the file „…/save-dara/Settings/ServerGameSettings.json“ (you always have to edit this file) This is not the fix… please don‘t spread workarounds for things that are working perfectly fine. If you want to I can start my server up with a different clan size by changing simply the value from the file mentioned above. BTW you also set the server mode in this file (PvP, PvE)

What have you done so far?