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I tried installing a different emby repository - the official one from emby, and I got this error message:

I don't remember if my repository was the default. I changed the container so Repository is "lscr.io/linuxserver/emby" and when I "applied" that setting it started to download the latest showing "lscr.io/linuxserver/emby:latest". It took a few minutes and appeared to go thru a complete download and update, but when done the emby docker was completely gone from my dockers. I tried to re-install it from "Apps", then "Previous Apps". It runs a couple minutes then says it cannot find the container locally for "lscr.io/linuxserver/emby:latest". So I guess I need to install a new emby container from scratch.

canceled post and redid below.

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This is the first time I used the shell. For the first words, I tried both "docker pull" and "docker image pull" and got same error response: at https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/emby/ it said: Am I doing it right?

How do I do a "manual docker pull"? Do I uninstall the container, then Go to the Apps tab in the Unraid GUI, then Go to the Previous Apps section, then reinstall?

Most of my containers will not update. Here is screen shot after doing "update all". Only RoonServer updates correctly. All the rest still say "update ready".

One or two years ago I bought about 4 of the recertified Seagate exos 18TB from serverpartsdeals. No problem so far. I researched it a bit (weak research and results) but I got the Seagate parameters of what qualifies as recertified, and it seemed good considering the big discount.

Bump - please help. "Fix Common Problems" keeps saying my containers need updates. I update, it says "success", but it is not updated.

I updated emby twice, but it still shows "update ready". And the same for most of my other containers. How can if fix this? I want it to look like Roon and say "up-to-date". How do i make the graphic below smaller? Searching I found https://forums.unraid.net/topic/146853-docker-containers-not-updating/#comment-1319142 a bunch of people with same problem and still no solution.

It is a little confusing and hard to see the difference. Are you saying the one with a "d" on the end is supersedes the one without "d" on the end?

We pay electricity based on kWh (kiloWatt hours), or you could say Wh (Watt hours). Instead of defining "efficiency", lets instead look at the number of watthours to do a computing job (Wh/job), where we don't care if it takes more time, but we only care about the product of time and watts (Wh). I thought the laptop would use less Wh to do a job vs a desktop even though the desktop could do it quicker? Assume both are modern using similar cpu topology. Has this issue been tested? I guess another question is the watts used by cpu while idling at minimum use (dockers shutdown etc). Would not the desktop CPU idle at higher watts than a laptop cpu? Has this been tested? With wattmeter (Kill-a-watt P3) I have read my unraid server at various conditions. It had 6 spinning hard drives and a 30watt laptop type cpu, and 300W PSU (gold rated). Boot: 100w for 10 seconds, then start unraid: 45w. Spin up all disks: 58w. I am not sure what tasks were running. Spin down all disks: 36w. I am not sure what tasks were running. Idle: 29w (After waiting for all startup tasks to complete, all disks not spinning, minimum tasks running) Running Roon container and playing music: 32w.

How can you shutdown Unraid automatically based on time? What is a chron job? I am unable to write code etc.

Is that uncommon? I am wondering if it is worth it to hook up a monitor and keyboard to my unraid and look into this. Right now, I am guessing my odds are low. I got a run-of-the-mill board: ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. PRIME Q270M-C , Version Rev X.0x American Megatrends Inc., Version 1607, BIOS dated: Mon 21 Oct 2019

That one is TDP = 60 W If you care about this, some similar CPUs are about 30 W.