ich777

No this is definitely not the problem here since NVML has nothing to do with that, NVML only delivers such things as power usage from the card, fan speed,... Anyways, this should be fixed in the latest release of the container. What do you mean with that? X? An Xserver? What options are you using? I don't see the message for -gt 15 in my logs. [0mEth: New job #c3b76586 from eu.cruxpool.com:5555; diff: 4000MH [95mGPU1: 60C 54% 75W GPUs power: 74.9 W; 268 kH/J [96mEth speed: 20.089 MH/s, shares: 0/0/0, time: 0:01 [0mEth: New job #093357c9 from eu.cruxpool.com:5555; diff: 4000MH [96mEth speed: 20.088 MH/s, shares: 0/0/0, time: 0:01 [96mEth speed: 20.088 MH/s, shares: 0/0/0, time: 0:01 [0mEth: New job #aa04d9ac from eu.cruxpool.com:5555; diff: 4000MH [96mEth speed: 20.088 MH/s, shares: 0/0/0, time: 0:01 [0mEth: New job #826da4e3 from eu.cruxpool.com:5555; diff: 4000MH [0mEth: New job #826da4e3 from eu.cruxpool.com:5555; diff: 4000MH

I don't know what you mean exactly, these are two different things. This plugin simply enables GVT-g for the iGPU so that you have the ability to use vGPUs in your VMs and also use it in your Docker container. If you don't need vGPUs then simply install the Intel GPU TOP plugin and I recommend also installing the GPU Statistics plugin from @b3rs3rk to see the iGPU utilization on the Unraid Dashboard and then add a new Device to your Plex container '/dev/dri' (without quotes) like so: After that enable Hardware transcoding in the Plex container and you should be good to go. Just to clarify: Intel GVT-g = enables the iGPU for vGPUs and Docker containers Intel GPU TOP = enables the iGPU only for Docker containers (needed if you want to use the GPU Statistics plugin) GPU Statistics = enables you to see the utilization from the iGPU on the Unraid Dashboard (needs the Intel GPU TOP plugin installed)

No, you should be able to do that by simply entering "0, 1" (without double quotes), these are your GPU IDs. Is this from a VM? What is the exact problem here? Sorry haven't got the time to read the whol thread... Are you using the card also as the Video output?

I would recommend doing it this way. Eventually @alturismo can help here. I think, if I remember correctly, he always recommends using a combination of TVHeadend and Plex if you are using Plex and a really good EPG in addition to that.

@mgutt ich glaube du solltest den Titel ändern zu "Günstige 5400rpm HDD bis 2TB"

Wrote a PM to you, have a fix, I think...

Thank you for the screenshot, actually the iGPU doesn't show up because it is named differently on your system, I will look into this and update the Plugin, don't know if I'm able to do it tomorrow but I try my best. But if you do that you can't use it in Jellyfin for transcoding...

LibreELEC is the driver package you should use. Do you only tested this with Plex? Eventually try it with TVHeadend too for troubleshooting reasons and if TVHeadend actually sees the DVB-S part of the card (what I think it would do). What device did you pass through to Plex in the template?

Already compiled the drivers 1 hour ago...

Bitte upgrade zuerst mal auf 6.9.2 danach wird dir hier weitergeholfen.

Nice thank you, I don't know when I have time to build the GuC Enable/Disable function into the plugin but we can also do that manually only requires one restart of Unraid. Please keep me updated or write me short PM and we can edit the file for now manually that Enables/Disables GuC.

Eventually try to select 8 for testing purposes. We can try to disable GuC and see if that helps (such freezes are mostly because of GuC), but I haven't built in an option to do that yet but please try first to select mode 8 and see if that helps. Shutdown the VM Go to the GVT-g Plugin page Delete the existing assignment Create a new assignment with mode 8 Start the VM Report back about your findings.

Thank you! First of all remove that from your "go" file: #Setup drivers for hardware transcoding modprobe i915 chmod -R 777 /dev/dri Since the plugin thake's care of that and even if you don't use the GVT-g plugin anymore I recommend to use the Intel GPU TOP plugin that also takes care of that end enables to install the GPU Statistics plugin from @b3rs3rk to see the utilization from your iGPU on the Unraid Dasboard (btw if you want to see the utilization you can install the Intel GPU TOP plugin along with the GVT-g plugin and then install the GPU Statistics plugin). Oh now I saw that you already installed the plugins already... Which mode have you selected for the VM? 4 or 8? Eventually try to only use only one vGPU for your VM's for now for testing purposes... (I see that the other VM also have a vGPU assigned from the Diagnostics). It could also be the case that BlueIris or some other software inside the VM is causing this, have you any issues with the other VM and GVT-g? (Keep in mind these are all guesses...)

What have you done exactly? Installed the plugin, reboot, assigned a vGPU to a VM? Can you also share your Diagnostics (Tools -> Diagnostics -> Download -> drop the downloaded file here in the text box)? I run a Windows 10 VM and Emby still just fine without any issue. Can you please double check if "Put computer to sleep" is set to "Never" in your Power Options in the Guest VM? Eventually also try to set "Turn off display" to "Never". Also please share your Diagnostics if possible (Tools -> Diagnostics -> Download -> drop the downloaded file here in the text box)?

Yes and no, but I think you can't download the game and also workshop content in one line or am I wrong? Please look at the first recommended post from @Cyd here: Click I really don't support installing mods but if you only would install this single mod and it is possible to do this one line that it looks like this: "steamcmd +login anonymous +app_update 346110 +workshop_download_item 346110 496735411 validate +quit" (but I don't think that's possible then simply add it to the GAME_ID: If a one liner like this isn't possible you can also create a ark.sh somewhere on Unraid and put this content in it: #!/bin/bash su $USER ${STEAMCMD_DIR}/steamcmd.sh \ +login anonymous \ +force_install_dir ${SERVER_DIR} \ +workshop_download_item 346110 496735411 \ +quit exit After you created that file on Unraid go to the template and mount it in the container like (in this example it is located in /mnt/user/appdata/scripts/ark.sh): This script will then be executed before the update check of Ark itself is running but it should be also work even when the game is downloaded after the workshop content is downloaded. Hope that helps, but I think the solution from @Cyd is more elegant.

It is very likely to happen that an old work eventually won't work on a newer version of the game if some versions are skipped... (They also said that no world wipe will need to happen, but you know in a game that is in that early stat of alpha everything can happen... ) This would also be a possibility, redownload the Container from the CA App and be sure to do this: Give the Container a new name first (otherwise the old one gets overwritten), something like: Valheim2 or Valheim_the_super_cool_new_world Change the path also to something else like: valheim2 or valheim_the_super_cool_new_world Delete the existing entry: "UDP - Game Port Range" Go down to "Show more..." click on it and change the "GAME_PORT" variable to lets say: 2466 Click on "Add another, Port, Path, Variable,..." change the drop down in the appeared popup to "Port" and enter: "2466-2468" for the Host and Container port and click "Add" Click on "Apply" Done Now you can connect to the server with port 2466 (in Game) or 2467 (Steam Server Browser). Hope that helps and makes sense to you.

Das offizielle, mit dem kann man am wenigsten falsch machen, genau so wie Plex. Bei Jellyfin muss ich ein wenig umschwenken und sagen nicht das Offizielle, die verwenden relativ alte sachen in deren Image und würd eher linuxserver, binhex oder meins empfehlen.

Genau, das übernimt dan alles das Plugin und installiert noch intel_gpu_top mit und das ist dann kompatibel mit GPU Statistics für die superschöne Übersicht. (Sollte wohl mal einen richtigen Support thread für das Intel-GPU-TOP Plugin aufmachen) Ich auch und muss sagen bin mit Emby zufriedener und passt mehr zu meinen Bedürfnissen, Plex geht nicht sonderlich fein mit DVB um.

Ich hab auch nichts zu verbergen. Ich würd mir das nochmal überlegen das es dir egal ist aber ist jedem selbst überlassen. Ich will zB nicht zu einer komplett durchsichtigen Person werden so wie es die meisten ohnehin schon sind ohne es zu wissen.

@i-B4se Plex sendet angeblich wirklich viel Telementrie, was wie lange, wann welcher user usw. Natürlich alles anonym...

Hat aber Emby genau so, wenn auch nicht in dem ausmaß. Schon alleine um zu prüfen ob du noch innerhalb der Lizenzlimits mit deinen Geräten bist und ob du überhaupt eine gültige Lizenz hast was auch eine Internetverbindung erfordert. Wenn dann müsstest dir schon Jellyfin laden und die Telemetrie abschalten.

Where did you see that? When you start the container in Unraid or am I wrong? Could it be possible that you installed a second container with the same port as jDownloader2 assigned and now the container can't start because the port is allready assigned?

Hab erst jetzt gesehen, Emby speichert standardmäßig nichts in den Medienverzeichnissen ab. Hab auch Emby, Jellifin und Plex am laufen aber ich brauch das mehr für Testzwecke.

Hab ich oben bereits erklärt. Der FireTV stick kann lange nicht alle formate oder wenns wieder mal soweit ist das es schwierigkeiten mit den lizenzen gibt und es einfach still und heimlich entfernt wird schadet es nicht das transcoding gleich einzurichten. Teste es auf jeden Fall ob es auch funktioniert mit dem Android oder iOS client. Ich würd das hw transcoding auf jeden Fall anschalten, zB die native Windows App von Emby unterstützt nicht alle formate ist aber eine limitierung von Windows.

Du hast gesagt du benutzt Emby von wem? Welches glaubst du ist es wenn mein Benutzername ich777 ist und das Plugin Intel-GPU-TOP heißt... (Im Hintergrund siehst du auch immer Symbole bei den Apps entweder den Dockerhub Wal=Docker oder das andere Symbol=Plugin)