jpowell8672
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Do you have HVM & IOMMU enabled in the bios and not on auto which makes a difference? Do you have the latest bios? Newest bios agesa have caused problems with passthrough. Try another video bios close to your card or dump your actual bios. Try multifunction acs. What is machine type & bios type set to in the vm config?
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Yes, theserverstore has pretty good deals.
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Did you remove the header from the bios?
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2 minutes ago, jonfive said:
oh boy. jeez, this will be the 4th seagate drive failure
i guess i'll move the rest over to wd and get to blocking pins. Thanks for the heads up!
Mine was also a Seagate drive, I have not had very good luck with Seagate drives either.
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You can't clear those errors. I had same happen to me and the drive eventually failed. If you get anymore I would suggest to replace the drive.
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Great interview, I look forward to all the future has to bring from Spaceinvader One & unRAID!
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All these cards are designed to be in a high air flow server chasis, so they all need some kind of active cooling added in a standard case. Any kind of fan blowing air on or across the heatsink should be sufficient enough.
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Sounds interesting, good luck! Would like to see some pics when it's finished.
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You can make a backup and if your usb fails you can transfer your key, it's fairly easy & fast.
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11 minutes ago, rorton said:
No idea why, but my current cache as a stand-alone is formatted as btrfs
To change the cache filesystem you have to stop the array and click on cache to change filesystem for a single cache drive when you install new cache drive. Just make sure you move your cache to the array first so you don't lose it and then move it back to the new cache.
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You can use vm_settings_backup script in the user scripts plugin. This script will copy all vm xml and ovmf nvram into a dated vmsettings folder
to backup location set in script. Plus you can also follow spaceinvaderone to backup: -
8 minutes ago, rorton said:
cheers - so don't bother with a cache pool then?
No because a single pciex4 nvme m.2 will be much faster than ssd's in a cache pool and have plenty of I/O. Then your cache will be xfs which is much more stable and resilient than if you were to do a cache pool which would be btrfs. Just make sure you back up your cache regularly, can use plugin for that. This way also you can put more money towards a larger quality pciex4 nvme m.2 instead of spending elsewhere.
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Thank You @Mex
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I would just get one fast quality nvme m.2 the size you need/want for the cache. Then use your existing 250gb ssd to passthrough to vm or to use as unassigned drive. If you need more in future then add the slower m.2 for another vm or unassigned drive use.
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10 hours ago, hocky said:
Hi,
i´m running UNRAID 6.5.3 for quite some time now to my satisfaction.
However, i´d like to utilize my old GTX1050Ti for Plex hardware transcoding (Plex Pass is available) and learned, that i need to update my UNRAID server for this.
I´ve read about stability issues with 6.7.x versions.
So what would be a good choice for an UNRAID version between 6.5.3 and the current that is safe to use?
TIA
Regards, Hocky
I would try testing with 6.6.7
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34 minutes ago, xman111 said:
thanks for the link, are all the Ryzen bugs worked out? just have to see what is a step up from mine..
I believe most of the bugs are worked out for Ryzen 2nd gen but there is still work to be done for 3rd gen since it is still so new, as expected for newer cutting edge tech.
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i guess i'll move the rest over to wd and get to blocking pins. Thanks for the heads up!
Nvidia or AMD for Plex
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Only Intel & Nvidia at this time.