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All right then... Yep you cannot use the path in VM Manager but you can manually add the path to the VM you are creating. The installation is failing and when I only enter the path it is not seeing all the ISO files. So seems that I still have an issue.

Yes that is correct. Using the Unassigned Devices plugin and yes server2 can see the files when I click on the mounted share

I have two unraid servers and I created a share for all my ISO files on server 1. On server 2 I created a remote share to that ISO share. However when I go in VM Manager to assign the path of the ISOs to that share, it is not listed and adding it manually VM Manager does not recognize the path. Is there something I misconfigured? Is this a limitation of VM Manager? I really do not want to create two ISO folders on two different servers. Thank you.

All right, I thought I had figured the issue but clearly not. I end up getting it to work but takes several reboots (hard and soft). What makes it working is activating and disabling: IOMMU group 14: [10de:1cb3] 0c:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation GP107GL [Quadro P400] (rev a1) [10de:0fb9] 0c:00.1 Audio device: NVIDIA Corporation GP107GL High Definition Audio Controller (rev a1) I activate the pair, deactivate and after a while it works Here is the symptom after every unraid upgrade Click on the NVidia Driver plugin and go to settings, the GUI is unresponsive to the point I end up getting an error message page unresponsive. The only way I can restart the system is by doing SSH to the box and sudo reboot -f... sometimes this does not even work and I need to hard reset. Hope the diagnostics will give a clue, tower-diagnostics-20220810-1714.zip

Yeah, it is the changes I did in the ui and probably tinkered in the config files somewhere, which is why I am getting invalid ethernet configs! Thanks for the information. I have copied the key and super.dat on the new usb. Will send request to reregister with new USB (2nd time this year, last time USB died on me)

Thanks, upgraded to Version: 6.11.0-rc3 and it did remove the error message for the CPU. Now if I can find the damn ETH error messages and where it is coming from would be nice. Back to my original message however, All I need is to recreate a USB, I do not need the drive.cfg file? This will permit me to recover all my files?

as requested tower-diagnostics-20220808-2246.zip

Hello, I recently changed the hardware on my UnRaid server and getting odd messages when it starts. Nothing that seems to impede on server performance but it is still annoying (ie network bindings, CPU is unsupported Ryzen 2700X ??)... things of this nature. I do not mind rebuilding apps, settings, dockers, etc by hand, but I do want to keep my drive settings and files that I have. Would the best approach be to recreate a new USB, Copy my drive.cfg file and super.dat to the USB or coping the drive.cfg is sufficient to retain files? Thank you.

I recently changed my system from an Intel I7-6700K on a Gigabyte GA-Z170X Gaming 7 to Ryzen 2700X on Asus Rog Crosshair Hero VII. System seems to be working fine. Dockers load up, VMs load up. But whenever I try to modify a setting, ie NVIDIA GPU the GUI freezes. Everything else seems to continue to work. I can even SSH to the box no problem. I have done a reset of the BIOS to return to default and this did not resolve issues. Even changing the setting in the bios to “Typical Idle Power”. Hoping the Diag file will reveal the issue. tower-diagnostics-20220714-1248.zip

Good afternoon, I have two unraid servers. one with 8 drives (2tb/drive) and another unraid server with 12bays (4tb/drives). 1 unraid server is only used for plex - this is the unraid with the 48tb of disks. The other server has all of my docker apps feeding the files to the plex server. This works extremely well. The only reason I have done this is to reduce the load on both servers as the mb, cpu, memory is not that awesome. I am now planning to upgrade mb,cpu and memory on the system that has the 12 drives. I therefore will no longer need the server with 8drives. Was wondering if I sell the system as is ... including unraid, can I transfer that license to another owner ? Please advise.

At least you got the dhcp to respond to requests.... It is not doing it for me... 🙂

I am curios, to which incompatibility issues are you referring too? If you do your homework before purchasing you remove any incompatibility issues. I have been running servers/workstations with Intel and with AMD and never ran into incompatibility issues both from an operating system and application standpoint. I have two unraid servers, one running Intel and the other AMD and both run without flaws.. both with native hardware.

So when will someone start a class action suit against Intel. Seriously. If you purchase a processor for a certain performance / dollar value you expect it to be what you purchased? Now with the patches in regards to the list of vulnerabilities in the last couple of years there can easily be a 30% performance decrease. Which means the performance / dollar is no longer being respected. Seeing that Intel charges the big price for their processors it would be about time that they pay back their customers! I am a big fan of AMD but they fell behind in terms of performance. But seeing that the performance will now be at par with Intel, after patch installs, and the cost being cheaper... I think I will be going back to them.

Care to share ... what exactly did you re-install? How (Command line, apps ....) Thanks.