david279

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  1. Change the puid and pgid in the docker template to 0 and see if it works.
  2. I had a hard time getting VMs with a GPU passed through past a black screen when using UEFI boot for some reason. GPUs used where a rx 580, GT 1030 and RTX 2070. Its the one reason i never tried UEFI again. Just my personal experience.
  3. No problem using the ubuntu template. Ive ran Pop OS a couple of times in a VM.
  4. Have you tried creating a new Windows VM but adding the old Vdisk to it to see if would boot?
  5. Enable user shares in the shares settings. Its default is off for 6.10.
  6. I used skylake-server with my setup but did not try anything with nested virtualization. I went bare metal hackintosh so I cannot test anything right now.
  7. I will also say I was able to install windows 11 onto a older Intel laptop I have by copying the install.wim file from the windows 11 iso to a windows 10 iso and installing using the modified windows 10 iso. It's kinda hacky but worked. Now will Microsoft fix that loophole maybe...but I'm sure people will find ways around the tpm and secure boot requirements.
  8. Well the leak definitely required TMP and secure boot. I had to turn both on when installing on my ryzen desktop with a gigabyte b450 motherboard It was easier installing in a VM for sure.
  9. I had the leak windows 11 running in a unRAID VM with no issues. I didn't have to enable tpm or secure boot. I just installed it straight up from a iso. Works well too.
  10. I have -lilubetaall in the boot args thats the only thing i added there. The OC im using is 0.6.3 version for the VM. My laptop running Monterey is on 0.6.9 with pretty much the same boot args and all my kext were update as of the yesterday. I will say i have a bug where it boot loops on VNC for some reason. Passing thru a gpu maybe more stable.
  11. Simple install with any recently updated version of opencore. I hear bluetooth breaks boot on bare metal so i would avoid that. Im using virtio for the network and the disk type and it boots just fine. Now to see what does not work.
  12. Using nvidia persistence mode may keep the cards at idle. I run this command in a user script when the array starts up using the user scripts plugin. nvidia-smi --persistence-mode=1
  13. Try the official plex docker and see if it works there. You can use the same appdata folder as the one you are using now.
  14. No i didnt but i had never had any issues with the GPU for the last 2 years, so i never thought about it. Hella crash though i to rebuild the hard drive that was kicked out of the array but i got it back working. I was ready to kinda go bear metal as well.
  15. Sad day but i moved my Big Sur VM to bare metal. I had been wanting to play with Manjaro and as much as much rx 570 reboots mac os it would lock up my entire unRAID server when trying to reboot a Manjaro VM. It even took a hard drive offline. I went with a gigabyte arous b450m and a 3600. Since my big sur install was already on a nvme drive it was nothing to get it booted on the amd hardware. Now im dual booting big sur and manjaro, and i can select either OS right from the opencore boot menu.
  16. How does guacamole work thru mobile devices? I use chrome remote desktop thru my android phone and it works well for windows but can be glitchy with my mac os VM.
  17. Be careful with tonymac if you mention VM stuff they might ban you. 🥴
  18. I have never tried that. But adding the vdisk into the VM is the optimal way.
  19. The disk should show but may need to be formatted in disk utility. Show a screenshot of disk utility...
  20. You are doing everything in the VM. Add the bigger vdisk to your xml and then boot the VM. The vdisk will show up as a new disk then clone. I suggest creating a new blank VM with the bigger vdisk then go into that VMs xml and copy the vdisk portion. Copy that into your hackintosh VM xml in the storage/vdisk area. That way you don't mess up the xml guessing paths.
  21. You shouldn't be doing anything with the network if you are cloning the disk. Just clone from vdisk to vdisk.
  22. Never tried it with windows but something like clonezilla could work for windows. I had a old nvme drive laying around so i decided to use it that's the only reason i switched to it. The performance is good but i do not do much but watch videos and movies using the VM. vdisk are still very good with performance and way easier to back. Just decided to give it a try.