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Maybe this can eventually be used to update firmware on Intel Arc GPU from Linux GitHubGitHub - fwupd/fwupd: A system daemon to allow session so...A system daemon to allow session software to update firmware - fwupd/fwupd

OMG....That sucks! I don't have a baremetal PC lying around that can hold a card like that. Yikes......I technically could temporarily repurpose my unraid server to install Windows on an SSD, but that is a pain to do.

Since Latest version of Unraid uses 6.x kernel and new GPUs like this show large improvements using a 7.x kernel......would it not be better to just use SR-IOV to pass the GPU into a VM and do your work there? At least until Unraid kernel version catches up?

You need to use the unraid docker compose plugin....that installs docker compose. Then I just followed the official librechat instructions for installing it using docker compose. This requires basic understanding of terminal command line stuff: cloning the librechat github repo editing the yaml files in the repo for your specific needs using the docker compose up and down commands troubleshooting using docker logs commands etc

Hey, has anyone been able to update Librechat to the latest version....I seem to be stuck on `LibreChat v0.7.4-rc1` for some reason. Even if I click to update the container it doesn't seem to want to update beyond that right now. Librechat is officially on version 0.75 right now. Update: I ended up abandoning this and using the standard docker compose recommended installation method described in the Librechat Official Documentation. Took more work to setup but now I feel like my setup is more standard, better supported, and even rag_api works so I can upload files for it to analyze/use in the AI response. And most importantly, the whole will stay up-to-date with the latest version.

Anyone figure out how to incorporate rag_api into this. It is an add-on by the developer in order to support including attachments in prompts. https://github.com/danny-avila/rag_api

This! It would be excellent to have the Docker Compose Interface be more easily accessible. I hate going to the docker page only to wait forever for all my various non-compose dockers to load on the page...then scroll all the way down to the bottom to do compose stuff. Something/Anything more streamlined would be appreciated. Good work on this plugin overall though, I love it.

Config will survive reboot

How do I run any CA Userscript Script from within a Terminal Session? I know copies of scripts are held and ran from " /tmp/user.scripts/tmpScripts"....but when I go there via Terminal...I don't see ALL of my scripts listed (only a subset). It appears the only scripts listed here are ones which have been previously executed through Userscripts GUI. I know scripts are also located in "/boot/config/plugins/user.scripts/scripts" but those are all buttoned up with permissions restricting run (probably for good reason too since its the flash drive).

Ok.....not sure how that helps me install rdiff-backup on unraid though???? Are you suggesting a different command?

Unraid GUI --> Docker Tab --> Uncheck Autostart next to Sonarr/Radarr....now they do not run automatically......

@learningunraid Dude, the answer is simple. Stop trying to run Sonarr/Radarr before rclone mount..... Only start sonarr/Radarr AFTER rclone mount.

FWIW, I'm running version 2020.09.29 of the rclone plugin with absolutely no issues on 6.9 RC2. Been running for months. I don't know if this is the most recent version of the plugin or not but it kinda doesn't matter. You can update rclone from within the plugin so.....ya, this is great! Also worth mentioning, I don't recall exactly if this is what I did...but I believe I had this version of the rclone plugin installed prior to updating to any 6.9 release. Then upgraded to 6.9. Again, no issues.

Same.

At least now you'll have MORE time to develop....right? 🙃 Sorry, had to throw in that joke/jab. Divorces suck!