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I think it's constantly restarting, a log output would be very helpful... (Are you running the container unraid?)

Can you send me the mod file so that i can thest it. Have you also tried other modfiles?

Have you also choose the option "listen on localhost adress only" in the jDownloader2 settings and also added the port 9666:9666 in the docker settings? I'm also not sure if there is a plugin for this for firefox...

Testing is over and everything works fine. At the moment command line only... Plugin will follow.

@Dazog Your log says that something is using your graphics card - please make sure that you turn off all you docker containers and VM's and no process is using your graphics card (I can't do anything about that since the driver always checks if it's in use).

Oh, yes, that's because when you implement things that wasn't planed in the first place. Yes will change that in a future release.

Oh, I forget to send the buildlog... 2020-08-08_17.54.42.log Have you already downloaded it so I can delete it, just in case the build fails again...?

f you set this to true in the template: This is strange I've built 4 hours ago a version with nVidia for my server and it works just fine Are you sure that no process is using the graphics card at building the images? Nice Here is your build, built just now and should work fine (the link works only for the next few hours). Click (Unraid v6.9.0beta25 nVidia & Mellanox builtin)

What fails?

It's not that hard do it step by step and all is good. I usually also remove the bootrom since it makes the boot process a little faster. I think it was an githubs end the redirection wasn't working for 2 or 3 hours properly. Also please update the container since I've made a few modifications.

Really apreciated, I try my best but I think with this I've come to an end. Currentely @Dtrain is trying something different.

A little bit more information please... Which version 6.8.x or 6.9.0beta25? What did they update exactly (btw wanted to build also a new build for my server in a few minutes, will look into it). These should be the steps for flashing the Mellanox cards: Download the firmware for you card: https://www.mellanox.com/support/firmware/connectx2en extract the binfile to your server lets say to one of your shares (in this example 'firmware') open up a terminal and got to the share that you've copied the firmware (in this example 'firmware'): 'cd /mnt/user/firmware' then type in: '/sbin/lspci -d 15b3:' and you should get something like: '07:00.0 Ethernet controller: Mellanox Technologies MT26448 [ConnectX EN 10GigE, PCIe 2.0 5GT/s] (rev b0)' then type in: 'mstflint -d 07:00.0 -i firmware.bin burn' (replace '07:00.0' with the device ID from the output from step 4 and also replace 'firmware.bin' with the name of the extracted binfile from step 2) this should start burning/flashing the firmware (It's a little different since it's based on the open source files) Have you also installed the Unraid-Kernel-Helper Plugin? Can you also send a screenshot from it? EDIT: Opened a issue on Github because of this issue: tar -C /usr/src/libnvidia-container/deps/src/nvidia-modprobe-396.51 --strip-components=1 -xz nvidia-modprobe-396.51/modprobe-utils ######################################################################### 100.0%curl: (28) Failed to connect to codeload.github.com port 443: Connection timed out gzip: stdin: unexpected end of file tar: Child returned status 1 tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now make[1]: *** [/usr/src/libnvidia-container/mk/nvidia-modprobe.mk:34: /usr/src/libnvidia-container/deps/src/nvidia-modprobe-396.51/.download_stamp] Error 2 make[1]: Leaving directory '/usr/src/libnvidia-container' make: *** [Makefile:223: deps] Error 2 EDIT2: In the meantime I can send you my image, it's built with nVidia, Mellanox Tools, DigitalDevicesDVB and also iSCSI support. EDIT3: I think Github has some problems with redirection, if I try the command multiple times it works everytime after the 2nd or 3rd attempt. EDIT4: Everything is now working again, also please redownload or update the container since I've added a check for this to not happen again and also implemented multicore and better compression of the images itself.

Oh, than this was my fault, I set it now to '--restart=unless-stopped' this will not start it but will restart it if the game was stopped from the server command line or if it fails ;)

@Dtrain Yes and no... I think the basics work now but I don't know if the service starts as intended but that's a minor tweak. Please keep in mind that you must authorize the device if you connected it and also if a special driver is needed you have to integrate it in the build. Which devices do you want to use? Contact me if you want the finished build, currently I've built it with Unraid v6.9.0beta25. I'm now on vacation so please keep in mind that my respond times are a little longer... EDIT: Contact me via PM

@Dtrain & @Omri I've recently took a deep dive into thunderbolt again and it should be possible with Unraid but I also have to say that that I've got no thunderbolt device, sure I could mod my BIOS of my motherboard to support PCIe bifurcation and then buy a TitanRidge controller from Gigabyte (that is nowhere available) and then mod it to power up in my motherboard (please note that this is all possible since, like I've wrote above, took a deep dive into thunderbolt again). I even got 'boltd' working with unraid (partially I think). Also please understand that @limetech is also busy with the new release of Unraid and have to focus on other things at the time I think. Eventually they can look into it after they released 6.9.0. The main problem is I think the authentication of new devices but that should be no problem with 'boltd', since I've already compiled it and it's working with Unraid this should not be the problem (but keep in mind it's also important what your security level in the BIOS is set to for Thunderbold).

I would not use the IHM feature as a purchase decision because if the drive fails it wouldn't prevent it from failing as far as I know from seagate owners with this feature enabled. It could show up as healthy and then also fail. EDIT: I know this is not the answer to the question, just saying...

Please read the discription, simply place it on the root of you usb stick (if you are on windows you can connect through WinSCP and place it in the boot directory - equals to the root of your usb stick - to your server and replace the files and reboot or you simply shutdown your server and put the files on the drive - please always backup the existing files on your local computer in case something goes wrong). EDIT: And of course extract it in the first place...

You can download prebuilt images on the bottom of the first post that @BRiT linked (I think it's with the latest nVidia driver v450.57 & the LibreELEC DVB drivers v1.4.0) both prebuilt for 6.8.3 (I think I've only built that with the older nVidia driver) and 6.9.0beta25 for your preference.

iSCSI support is now implemented and ready to download.

No problem here. I also have a factorio container with autostart disabled and it doesn't start if I'm rebooting the server, stopping/starting the array. Have you installed any other plugins or something on your unraid box that could start the container automatically or a user script that starts it?

Updated both 6.8.3 and 6.9.0 images to create builds with iSCSI Targets (this feature is at the time command line only - please read the manuals on how to create a target). I also uploaded prebuilt images for 6.8.3 and 6.9.0beta25 with iSCSI Target builtin in the first post of this thread. ATTENTION: If you mount a block volume always do it with the path: '/dev/disk/by-id/...' otherwise you risk data loss, please download/read the manual in the first post! Manual Block Volume.txt Manual FileIO Volume.txt

Do you need a custom version of Unraid with Python builtin? If so please feel free to contact me and I will create you one and also will tell you how you can build it yourself EDIT: Oh and of course you also could use the Nerd Pack from the CA app to install Python...

A quick search gives me this: Click It gives you the ability to mount a drive (yes on windows it appears as a drive) from you unraid server (but you don't have to use it).