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Unraid is based on Slackware. In the directory /usr/src/linux-$(uname -r) you'll find everything you need to compile a Kernel for Unraid with all patches and so on (basically the source)... You will find everything on Github: WebGUI: Click Translations/Plugins: Click

No, since if you want to use it in containers for HW transcoding or something else you need at least a driver with version 400+ I would recommend to look out for something newer on the used marked or even new, for examle you should be able to pick up a NVIDIA T400 for about ~130,- brand new (low profile, can only draw a maximum of about 30Watt).

About what container/game are we talking about?

As said one comment above it is still possible but you are way quicker rebooting and it would basically be the same as if you reboot. I think you get the point. AFAIK you have to reboot after updating ZFS on other systems too and this is also the recommended and from my oppinion the right way to do it.

This is also not possible on other systems. (Maybe it is possible but if you restart after building the new Kernel module you are way quicker than issuing all commands and unloading all your ZFS pools and so on... I think you get what I mean)

No.

Just to let you guys know, a update for ZFS is available ZFS v2.1.4 (Changelog - not available yet but should be tomorrow) The new ZFS packages are currently building for Unraid versions: 6.9.2 6.10.0-rc4 Should be done in about 20 minutes. To pull the update please restart your server or upgrade to Unraid 6.10.0-RC4 if you want to try the Unraid RC series (if you restart your server make sure that your Server has a active internet connection on boot and is actually able to connect to the internet). @steini84

Why not ask if he can compile it? Or what's the issue with this?

I don't want to maintain another template that I've don't made, sorry... But you should be able to get it to run on Unraid...

In the template at the path click: "Edit" At the drop down select "Read Only" "Save" "Apply"

The first one is a Windows container: (that won't work on Linux or better speaking Unraid) I'm not that often on Discord, what is the second link?

Please update the container. I've changed some things and if you want that jDownloader2 stretches across your window size click on the little blue arrow on the left side, click on the gear and select "Remote Resizing" at Scaling Mode like: This will force the jDownloader2 to be always maximized and stretched to the full browser window size regardless of what size you are specified in the template (this is only the initial resolution).

Look at this site and scroll down to the Hardware Requirements: Click

No, that is not possible, even if you manage to install it on 6.9.2 the download would basically fail because there are modules in Untaid itself missing and there is no version available for 6.9.2 Why not upgrade to RC4? For me RC versions are really stable and never had a real issue with it. You can always downgrade if you are jot happy with it.

I would recommend that you use a Transcend 32GB USB 2.0, you can get them over here in Europe pretty easily and they have a valid UUID. Never had a single issue with this devices.

Will look into this and report back.

Can you provide a bit more details? Maybe a screenshot from your Docker template, what IP does your MariaDB container have? I would strongly recommend that you are using the variable with the name "MySQL Database Connection" and enter it something like that: DBUSER:DBPASSWORD@tcp(DBIP:DBPORT)/photoprism?parseTime=true

If it's needed I prefer TurboVNC in combination with noVNC, but have to first look into Unmined what this even does and how it works... Then I will do it like that, if I can get it to work... Will report back when I know more.

Sure thing, give me a few days... From what I saw from a first glance this is something like DynMap for Bukkit/Spigot right? That should be totally doable. Do you think that if I integrate a download/update script that pulls the archive and installs it when the container is started for the first time this will also violate the EULA/License?

Ja sicher, wie @alturismo geschrieben hat ist das Problemlos möglich. Meins Wissens wird das von dem Treiber selbst erledigt bei AMD und nicht so wie bei Nvidia mit einer Bridge und einem Kompatiblen Motherboard. Der physische Chipsatz ist in dem Fall egal da in einer VM ein Virtueller Chipsatz verwendet wird da deinen physischen Chipsatz der Host verwendet. Außerdem sind solche Werte wie die Unterstützung für beispielsweise SLI im BIOS festgehalten und nicht im Chipsatz, hat auch meistens wenig mit der Hardware zu tuhen ob das kompatibel ist sondern ist nur eine Lizenztechnische Geschichte.

It seems that this is still the old version from the container? The new version from the container has a task bar which the screenshot that you‘ve sent over doesn‘t have. You also have to set the resolution in Remmina itself so that it reflects your resolution or set it to fit screen inside Remmina.

Yes, because the Docker ZFS driver is used and they (inages) are now directly on your ZFS Pool. The same happens when you are using BTRFS.

Exactly. That's also true but it simply doesn't do it if it's already started. Nice.

Ich weiß leider nicht wie Crossfire funktioniert, dafür braucht man glaub ich keine physische Brücke wie bei Nvidia oder? Hast du denn schon probiert sie durchzureichen? Ich hab früher mal einen gemoddeten bootloader mit Clover gemacht um Nvidia SLI auf einem nicht SLI fähigen Board zu betreiben. Aber ich glaub bei Crossfire müsstest du einfach nur die Karten durchreichen und den rest macht dann der Treiber oder?

I think you overlooked this line: DOCKER_IMAGE_TYPE="folder" I don't have a docker.img In the above location are the files and folders that sit in your case in the docker.img but in my case without a image, they are stored directly in this path. Yes sure this is the namig scheme from the ZFS documentation but maybe something on Unraid doesn't like that or Docker... Whatever the case may be, at least you can try it. As said, I run Docker and everything from my ZFS Mirror without a issue so far. Yes, but if I'm not mistaken this is the recommended way to shutdown Unraid, but I think that there are many ways to shutdown Unraid.