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Unable to create VM's
Resolved - removed the libvert image now all is well. When I stopped and started VM it logged a strange error that it was already running
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Unable to create VM's
Docker - I was unaware, where'd you see the flooding (log?) - makes sense why it took unusually lint to generate the logs My target name hasn't changed, but I know the manager was overhauled so I will try this. Not a good choice, or not entirely confirming to Linux generally accepted foldername schema? If I look back 20yrs ago I would expect problems, just like editing scripts in notepad was a no-no. I'll remove the punctuation and we'll see . Via.form NOTHING happens as in click create and nothing happens. Everything you've said tells me that limetexh have a bug and if foldermames isnt the issue then there's nothing else wrong wo back to where I started :(
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Nasha started following Unable to create VM's
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Unable to create VM's
Hi unraiders, Happy Birthday everyone, I brought along something very special for you all! I held off for over 6 months raising this issue here in the hope that something might change or that a solution from the Reddit community would bear fruit. The last time I was able to and tried to was prior to v7, and it hasn't worked on 7.1, 7.1.2, or 7.1.4. The Reddit community hasn't provided much in terms of what I had hoped for and explicitly asked for. In the end, the realization came that I needed the kind of person Reddit wasn't going to give me. The general rhetoric became that "this noob doesn't have a clue." But I've been with unRAID for 15 years, and I'm not afraid to get my hands dirty. The biggest issue for me, and for initially seeking community support, is that there is no error message. Simply, when I attempt to create a VM with any combination of settings and then click "Create," nothing happens. I've ruled out it being a client-side issue by trying three different browsers across three different platforms. I'm at a brick wall and over 6 months behind on needing to spin up a VM (now with a waiting list). So, in desperation, short of logging a ticket and hoping for help, I poked around enough to generate errors I configured a VM, switched to XML mode, copied the contents, and then created a custom VM with the text I just copied. The "Create" button worked here and threw an error, "domain type not specified," or something similar. Sure enough, <domain TYPE=""> was in the XML, so I entered qemu thinking my problems were over and tried again. The error message this time is "No PCI busses available." Now I at least have something I can bring forth, but it feels like there might be a deeper issue here because the default interface should be throwing an error. If it did, my project wouldn't have been stagnant for so long. So what is this error message actually telling me, and what do I need to do to resolve it? Or do we need to back up and understand why the domain TYPE was never defined and/or get word to the company devs that there might be a bug in the interface? Or D: None of the above, but please, can anybody give me tasks to get this issue resolved? I'm attaching the diagnostics and default VM XML just to cover all the bases. Thank you so much to anyone who comes to my aid yoda-diagnostics-20250803-1416.zip defaultVM.xml
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Dealing with unclean shutdowns
Did you perform the changes in the linked post?
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Dealing with unclean shutdowns
Crap my apologies. I originally replied to the wrong person and in the copy paste frenzy the link didn't make it. https://forums.unraid.net/topic/46802-faq-for-unraid-v6/page/2/#comment-819173
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Dealing with unclean shutdowns
I see you're running AMD CPU... Known issues there. See this post for resolution. CA Fix Common Problems plugin would pickup whether or not it was the cause as well. However the link it provides for the solution is somewhat deprecated/doesn't specifically include the known issue with AMD. I requested a change a while back, not sure if it's been implemented.
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Dealing with unclean shutdowns
Oops wrong message I replied to
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The Disk Issues Saga...
@JorgeB tagging you in because you've been across them all whether you remember or not is a different story! I believe the root cause has neber been foound and that each issue that's come along, has been the equivalent to banging the side of a CRT to fix it's color glitch. Which works.... Until oneday it doesn't! Entirely new platform server - HBA removed entirely, onboard SATA ports are in use, and still those two disks are "offline". Boot diags attached if you care to take a final look, Anyway, i've ordered replacements to stop the headaches all round- More importantly non-Seagate replacements. I bought SAS drives, but not i think about it, isn't there some caveat to using SAS drives with unraid? yoda-diagnostics-20250517-0158.zip
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Failed Parity & Pool drives...
i coldnt effect change... so i replaced the HBA and it's PCI riser HW and i thought it booted ok but no.... The parity drives have switched position.... Last time you might recall an unsolveable dual error,,,,, That was card and cables to get it to play nice. I officially have the worst MB AND CPU never again AMD. I have 4 sata ports x16 PCI3 - which takes me x1 GPU... a x1 v3 slot (HBA via mining riser) snd x16mech 8sig v2 slot which errora the HBA if i even try put it in there.... I have a 1 < 5 SATA multiplier which should put me operationally error freee but heavily compromiaed. I need 3mths....Sell off some HW, find the right board. I had case/ AIO's/fans and i had just updated my laptop as part of the refresh thinking i still had time the universe had other plans. I also have an asus workstation board with HBA... I think i'll jump on ebay now and spend $50 on a CPU and ECC DDR3 and just get away from the things that have been causing headaches since i came into vontact. Shortest path to a stable system, comes during the longest weekend of the year! THAT is my . Thanks for ypur help Jorge, but itsprobably say witj confidence it's HW Gremlins fo sho
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[Support] ich777 - Application Dockers
So id inadvertently selected use as exit node. Was difficult to find amoung all the advanced options i had no idea about. Thanks for your help
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Failed Parity & Pool drives...
Thanks mate x2. Since the first and 2nd diags was a power down and partial disassemble to get a bit of plastic i dropped in my bottom intake fan. So all of that has been reseated but still impacting the same 2 drives. I dont have the luxury of another PCI slot, unless this bent pin 5600g i have is just bent pins and not cooked. Maybe ill finally implement the Ryzen reboots changes finally too. Ill see whether i can make magic, and report back if i fail
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[Plugin] Label Manager
I'll admit i'm still in the processs of cobnfiguyring TDS for the first time, dpot's all new to me, but TDS errors out after tds.enable: true w/ Label Manager loads blank pages for each container after clicking Edit. I imagine this is not expected behaviour? I thought it might be a conflict with the FolderView plugin, but removing that didn't help. I'm at stalemate where i'd normally give up on a niche plugim failure, but it's cuttemtly tje only resolution i have at my disposal that will potentially pass WAF and turn a bunch of things shes never logged into, into a custom defined dashboard accessible from anywhere and next time i hear "Cam u download" i interject with how about you try.She doesnt use any of the apps with bot enablement and i'm hoping i can push all that's needed to her device without managing anythnig additional but thats outside the scope of this project. I'd be happy if i could proceed following the documentation to setup. At a complete loss for what to do next, so if anyone is feeling helpful please task me with some actions to diag/resolve!
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Failed Parity & Pool drives...
I dont know why but i never seem to be able to get a grasp on troubleshooting my drive failures. These popped up roughly coinciding with 7.0.1 reboot... I dont have anything of value to add and i cant garnish more information than the drives appear to be working but disabled and timeout upon enable? Attaching Diags from first discovered & a few reboots later if its any value for the boot init. Side note, Thanks Jorge p.s. Do you accept donations? It's come to my attention I don't support independent devs nearly as much as i should. I won't make you rich, but you deserve a portion of what I'm able to give. Not sure if it's timing, luck or fact, but you always seem to be the responder when i throw up diags. But I'd hope there's more than one active interpreter in the forums. yoda-diagnostics-20250413-1335.zip yoda-diagnostics-20250414-0148.zip
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[Support] ich777 - Application Dockers
Yes via the toggle. >To what URL/Port does Serve point? Pretty sure i tried as default bridge networking AND Custom, but i did have to change the port mapping from 8080, to 8666 in the WebUI config parameter section - though this shouldn't be a breaking change Tailnet is created inside the NAT so it shouldn't matter, Dont waste too much brain time on it - this is the first time ive tried the feature inside a container and something tells me there's additional config required to allow a docker IP to route to a public address (even though Tailnet is reserved range)
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Added USB 2.5G NIC, and eth1 name keeps changing repeatedly and often while booted and using
The eth{0:9} naming convention is deprecated AFAIK just FYI... This is precisely why USB NIC's are advised against for firewalls and disks for active arrays.... USB is intended to be hot pluggable without interruption of peripheral function. You could potentially trace the windows power setting to stop USB from disconnecting as frequently - this is the veil that Windows would provide user protection from but linux knows it's in everyone's interests to be upfront from the start, It potentially is set in the BOS, but i've never attempted to change a default this... default nor this specific one. But all those times you've heard old timers tell people not to do it, is not without reason. The best solution is to stop trying to move mountains and traverse the ravenes and gullies instead. That is, if you need to provide a network interface between a device and your server, throw in the USB NIC. If you intend to pernanently utilise the interface and are reliant upon it's availability (something USB cannot give) then install another adapter. Yes, you can do things to increase compliance and tame unruly behaviour, but it will fail in the end and numerous times between now and then. TCP/IP doesn't do so well when you insert USB into it's stack as layer 2 mega-latency, The time it takes to initialise a USB NIC from offline state likely exceeds the TCP failure timeout and then packet fragmentation, itll come online send the packets that nobody asked for and it's just a mess. This is what you're dealing with right now.... The mess that comes with using a USB NIC. Sorry but you wont have me offer up bandaids to make it work for you, and likely why you'll not resolve this issue or receive much input other than "don't use USB NIC's" because that's ultimately what it boils down to. It's not laziness on the part of the respondent that brings that response, I've ponswews on whether USB 3.21 or USB4 spec would potentially alleviate the flaws, but I've not performed a white paper deep dive because that's more work than resolving anu/all USB NIC issues by cutting the connecter off all your adapters (I was trained by an old skool kinda guy, cut every cord he ever binned).