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@vindictive-voyeur2295 Maybe this can help you, it solved my issue.

@bally12345@Leandres Maybe this can help you, it solved my issue.

@frosty_hedgehog Maybe this can help you, it solved my issue.

@jamie543 Maybe this can help you, it solved my issue.

I am on unraid 6.12.6 and am seeing this same error in my windows 11 vm logs when passing through a 3060ti gpu on and Intel 13900k system. I have the gpu stubbed out and the vm starts but have no idea how to fix the vm so the errors don't occur. @ich777 and @SimonF, I tried the below and it did not resolve the issue, any ideas? Update: If I use the commands above and install OVMF for QEMU - edk2-stable202208, the errors in the log go away. I did this working my way back from the newest version and all of the other versions did produce the errors in the log.

If you want to use a Coral USB TPU module, I got it to work by setting the docker to privileged....adding the device to the template (see screenshot below)....and then downloading the module in the webui. I got the idea from looking at how the Frigate template in CA handles it then doing it the same way.

@JM2005, it looks like there is an active issue listed on github for this https://github.com/codeproject/CodeProject.AI-Server/issues/59#issue-1857894572.

@slidermike You may be able to change it in another place but if you go to the main tab and then to the section where it lists your unassigned devices, click the gears settings icon. Once clicked, I added : # This will prevent this drive from spinning down hdparm -S0 $DEVICE below # This will refresh the UD webpage when the script is finished. /usr/local/sbin/rc.unassigned refresh $DEVICE above ;;

@martikainenIs "encrypted:" your mount name?

@KaizacI believe there is a typo, shouldn't it just be -vv instead of --vv?

I believe this to be a C-states issue on my ryzen setup and Realtek device it has on the motherboard. I disabled Global C-States in the bios and it hasn't happened since.

Happy birthday! Thank you Limetech for all your work over the years on Unraid.

May 20 17:57:24 Tower kernel: serial 0000:05:00.2: Couldn't register serial port c400, irq 37, type 0, error -28 May 20 17:57:24 Tower mcelog: ERROR: AMD Processor family 23: mcelog does not support this processor. Please use the edac_mce_amd module instead. May 20 17:58:00 Tower kernel: pci 0000:05:00.0: VPD access failed. This is likely a firmware bug on this device. Contact the card vendor for a firmware update Any clarification/help on what these problems are or how to fix them would be appreciated. tower-diagnostics-20220520-1855.zip

@T0rqueWr3nch is it possible for you to share the unmount script mentioned below in this forum? https://github.com/BinsonBuzz/unraid_rclone_mount/issues/28#issuecomment-854122090

I am using your Krusader docker and seeing "Not connected to D-Bus server" errors in the log, any ideas?

If I rename the dockers prefixed w/ a number like 01_Dockername will it load them numerically in order?

Is it possible to have the dockers which are not set to autostart but are running and stopped for backup re-start using the order that they are organized in on the docker tab instead of alphabetically?

Isn't the Duplicacy web gui not free?

So I did this by just going to the docker page using an existing template as a base then changing the name of the docker, the port used, and the appdata folder but when the containers update and both containers are running the update doesn't work and fails on one of them. If I shut down one of the duplicate containers and hit update manually then the update correctly applies. Any ideas of what I should have done or should do differently to setup duplicate dockers and have updates work correctly?

I have a questions that has more to do w/ mergerfs and a little to do with the script which I am modifying for my needs. If you created identical directory structures for LocalFilesShare1 (located on Unassigned Disk 1) and LocalFilesShare2 (located on Unassigned Disk 2) whatever docker you used that would be pointed to /mnt/disks/mount_mergerfs/gdrive_media_vfs/downloads (for example in my case) would see the local directories as one and mergerfs would manage which physical disk the local data (seeded downloads) is written to based on available space in the localfileshare#/gdrive_media_vfs/download locations correct?

Is it possible to modify the scripts and create everything on /mnt/disks? I apologize for all the questions, I am just trying to learn and work through this. I have skimmed through about the first 38 pages or so of this topic so forgive me if the info is in there somewhere.

Is the only downside of not setting /user-->/mnt/user just that hardlinks don't work or does it cause other issues w/ mergerfs? I am struggling on how to work around my current setup. I would still be using mappings in my dockers like /downloads or /media for my dockers. It would be like the process below I believe. torrent gets download (located in a /mnt/disks/ unassigned device location) torrent gets copied to mergerfs folder (cache only share?) copied torrent gets uploaded whilst orig is seeding delete seed whenever I want to keep select content local and then upload other content to gdrive. It was my understanding that you shouldn't torrent off the array and that setting that up on unassigned devices was preferred which is why I went that route originally.

I have managed to get rid of the extra folder but for whatever reason now I have the following: /mnt/user/local/gdrive_media_vfs/movies /mnt/user/local/gdrive_media_vfs/tv /mnt/user/mount_rclone/gdrive_media_vfs/ (no /movies and no /tv subfolders) just a mountcheck 0 B file /mnt/user/mount_mergerfs/gdrive_media_vfs/movies /mnt/user/mount_mergerfs/gdrive_media_vfs/tv