ishtangli

Can you explain more about providing it from the host at start

I'm new to Steam-Headless. I like the functionality but noticed a couple of things. Hope someone can help me out: Software app is empty - read somewhere that I should do an apt update but that didnt work. Sunshine is out of date - tried installing the latest version from flatpack but that just resulted in 2 installed versions that dont work Lutris cant install to /mnt/games - Installed Lutris through terminal. Changing the install location to /mnt/games installs to /tmp/x11 (or something like that). How do I install to the shared drive?

Forgot that you have to do an apt-get update before install hyperion. Post updated.

I was able to update the copy of Hyperion inside the container to 2.0.16. Here are the steps: open a terminal from the container - make sure it is the container and not unraid's terminal wget -qO- https://releases.hyperion-project.org/hyperion.pub.key | gpg --dearmor -o /usr/share/keyrings/hyperion.pub.gpg echo "deb [signed-by=/usr/share/keyrings/hyperion.pub.gpg] https://apt.releases.hyperion-project.org/ $(lsb_release -cs) main" | tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/hyperion.list apt-get update Apt-get install hyperion

Working without any issues. Wish we could update it to the latest though.

I downgraded the docker and tried to run an update. Getting an error PHP Warning: fopen(/data/updater.log): Failed to open stream: Permission denied in phar:///config/www/nextcloud/updater/updater.phar/lib/Updater.php on line 1128 Could not open updater.log

Got it to work. 1. Install DVB drivers plugin 2. Install Hyperion docker and add a new device /dev/video0

Did you install the DVB plugin to get /dev/video0 on the host?

Read up a bit more on this and I need to install a plugin for video0 to work. No video drivers I think. Anyhow, I'll probably wait for the "privileged" bug to be resolved before migrating my VM to docker.

I dont see a /dev/video0 on the host. Could it be because the grabber is being passed to a VM at the moment? I can see the device via USB bus though.

I got the docker and that's about it. Dont even know if I correctly passed the device and I cant recall the command I used.

Can you provide instructions? Im new to this.

Tried adding --device but that didn't work. I can see the device on the terminal but lsusb shows no devices.

How can I pass a USB Grabber to this docker?

Did you have wireguard before 6.10?

Read several posts with the same problem but no solution. I can't access anything other than unraid. On 6.9, I was able to access my router, VMs, Dockers. On 6.10, I'm limitted to unraid. Is there any new/special configuration?

Same exact problem. Have you found a solution?

I need help with wireguard. I've been trying to figure this out for weeks. I'm running 6.10rc5. I cant seem to get wireguard to allow access to my network. All i can connect to is unraid webgui. I used to be able to connect to my router and other dockers running on my server. I've tried remote tunnel, remote access to LAN, etc. None seem to work.

I'm really stumped and I need help troubleshooting. System was working fine for a week and then suddenly started locking up if there was 3d content. Setup: 10700k + Asus z490G GTX1080 Unraid 6.9.2 iGPU used by PLEX docker dGPU passed to VM with dumped vBios (hex edited) OVMF + i1440fx No changes made to Bios. No driver updated. Diagnostics attached. mynas-diagnostics-20210804-1331.zip Really hope someone can help me. Edit: whenever it locks up, it says "unable to power on device, stuck in D3." then the GPU fan ramps up to 100%. Is there a bios setting that I need to change to disable this?

Setup: 10700k Asus z490G-Gaming GTX1080 Win10 Pro VM VBios dumped using SpaceInvaderOne's script Gamed on the VM for a week with no problem. Last friday, it locked up mid game. Rebooted the VM then tried again. Got to windows but game would not run. Thought it was the game so tried others. It would work. After a few more reboots, windows would not run anymore. Tried to do a fresh installed Win10 VM, locked up on boot. Did not change anything in bios or windows. It just stopped working. Moved the VC to another machine (not VM), boots and works.

Turns out, iGPU Multi-Monitor is essential and what made the whole thing work. I tried to disable it and Plex stopped working.

Intel 10700K if PEG is integrated graphics, what is CPU graphics? Tried to put a dummy plug on both but couldnt get the VM to boot. This worked for some reason that I honestly do not understand. dGPU bound.

Did a bit more testing in the Bios and got it working. Below settings are for ASUS motherboards: Primary Graphics had to be set to PEG (options were: Auto, CPU graphics, PEG, PCIE - not sure what the difference is between PEG and PCIE). Boot in LEGACY mode - not sure if this really matters but it's working so am gonna leave it. iGPU Multi-Monitor set to Enabled No dummy plug on IGPU.

Been trying to get this to work for 2 days. At first I thought it was a settings problem until I booted the server with the HDMI plugged into the NVIDIA GPU. I can only start one or the other. If I have Plex running (docker with IGPU for transcode), the VM does not run. If I boot the VM, Plex wont run. Any solution to this? I have dummy plugs on both the IGPU and NVIDIA GPU.

Can you help me run this?