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flexage

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  1. Downloading Linux Iso's from Usenet is a noble pastime 👌🏻
  2. Thanks man, I've installed using the version tag as you suggested 👍🏻 Much appreciated
  3. Thanks for the good info my dude, reassuring to know that it works with the hardware, I have just had a gigabit line switched on - so will be keeping DPI disabled (I had gleaned enough to know the usg wasn't beefy enough to handle this). Will give the 6.x version a go, since this is a fresh network I can experiment a bit without much consequence. Thanks for the tip around the current bandwidth and the android app, very useful stuff to know.
  4. Thanks man, appreciate it, I'll give it a try
  5. Hi, if I may request the benefit of group wisdom, as a new UniFi user, who's just getting started with a budget setup to test the waters - which version/tag would you recommend when setting up a new network consisting of a USG and 2 x AC LR Access Points? I'm afraid I'm currently bereft of existing knowledge on the subject... does the USG even support the 6.x version of the app, or am I restricted to the 5.9.x version? TIA
  6. So with the latest Unraid beta release (6.9 beta 35), GPU drivers have been added to the OS. I had a quick stab at getting an AMD GPU passed through to the lsio Emby Docker, but have run in to an issue. I enabled the AMDGPU driver on Unraid, I installed the lsio Emby Docker with the `/dev/dri/` device added. Emby Server shows my GPU available for transcoding (I have Emby Premiere so no restriction on transcode). I started a transcode job, and it was using the CPU, not GPU to transcode. Looking at the transcode log, it looks like it attempted to open the GPU for transcoding, but failed and fell back to CPU. I've attached the Emby transcode log, but the first error that occurs is: /home/embybuilder/Buildbot/x64/libdrm-x64/staging/share/libdrm/amdgpu.ids: No such file or directory Then FFMPEG fails with some sort of I/O error. I had a look in the docker container, and the `/home/embybuilder` directory did not exist... Is there something else I should be doing to get this working? ffmpeg-transcode-646aefab-ad63-4910-a5d6-fc108c6b9031_1.txt

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