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I have a Gunnir A380 Index. passthrough works fine, but after installing driver, the image disappears. I hid the virtual machine following the advice in a related thread: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/90111-hide-os-vm-status/ However, I've encountered an issue with the Unraid GUI, it freezing when rebooting or shutting down the VM with A380. It doesn't happen every time and doesn't bother me, so I haven't addressed it yet.

I recently encountered errors "PTE Read access is not set" and "PTE Write access is not set" in release 6.7.2, when using integrated graphics in a virtual machine (OMVF+Q35). With iGPU this error was solved by switching the primary video output in UEFI from iGPU to external (PCI-E or PCI). None of the environment parameters suggested above or otherwise helped. Subsequently, regardless of the cards used (iGPU/GF9800GT/GF7600), the error "PTE Read access is not set" or "PTE Write access is not set" did not appear. p.s. I'll leave this post here, maybe it will help someone

You need to answer a couple of simple questions for yourself: 1. Features I would like to implement, number of users 2. Choose OS for server, software deployment (dockerized or standard installation, baremetal or VM) 3. Choose storage architecture supported by OS 4. Choose correct hardware like CPU, RAM (ECC, REG), HBA/RAID and so on Then go to specialized sites, study topics and then ask specific questions. Because if you plan to deploy Plex on Unraid, then you no longer use the main features of this system. Since I am not an illithid or a prophet, I can only guess: Based on the forum we are on, it is logical that the answer to question 2 is Unraid, plex in Docker + appetite comes with eating - radarr, sonarr, etc. Under the license, try it for free and see from finance and development how quickly it will become more than 6 disks, evaluate between Lifetime and Unleashed If I guessed right with answer 2, then the answer to question 3 - 1 disk in parity, the rest in an array, a mirrored cache pool of 2 SSDs for programs and, if only a media server, then 512GB each. Based on network speeds of up to 1 Gbit and the straightness of your hands, you can write directly to disks without a cache. If you plan to use p2p networks, then I recommend a separate pool on RAID5 BTRFS for torrents on a 2.5" SSD/HDD; 5 will fit into a 7XL at standard places + on multi-brackets, three can be placed on a vertical stand instead of a decorative overlay. As the array grows and the value of its contents is reassessed, it is possible to add a second disk to the parity. Thus, 16x 3.5" HDD will fit into Define 7XL, of which 14 are in the array and 2 in parity, or 15 in the array and 1 in parity. Adding disks to the Unraid array does not require any manipulations with the array itself (zeroed disk, stopped the array, added disk, started array, formatted the disk) If greed is really tormenting, then you can stuff in 18-19 3.5" HDD, sacrificing the fans (see page 10 of the instructions for the case), but I strongly do not recommend this option, it greatly depends on the external temperature. To understand the above, check out the SpaceInvader One on YouTube, there is a lot of good material for beginners, the link has already been provided in upper post.

280mm fit with your conditions, but I agreed with JonathanM's recommendation not use water cooling without understanding what the failure of the cooling system will lead to. There are more questions about understanding the assembly in general. Unraid intended to be used? Why raid5 if you have parity? 5 raid5 massives with 3 drives in Unraid - is this a new form of wasting money?