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Sounds about what I've been trying to point you to twice.

Same error I had. Look where "/home/node/.n8n/config" is mapped. Likely on: /mnt/cache/appdata/n8n instead of: /mnt/user/appdata/n8n

Hello, I installed it using the official n8nio template. Updated the timezone to match my timezone. It wasn't starting, was loopbooting. I had this error: No encryption key found - Auto-generating and saving to: /home/node/.n8n/config Error: Command "start" not found. There was two issues: 1st I installed it in: /mnt/cache/appdata/n8n instead of: /mnt/user/appdata/n8n 2nd is the created folder had permissions issues on the n8n appdata folder. I fixed it with Unraid UI and re-installed the template. It worked. Then I got the warning "however you are either visiting this via an insecure URL, or using Safari." on the n8n UI. Click the n8n container icon and select Edit. Add N8N_SECURE_COOKIE variable. Set its value to false. Click Apply at the bottom of the page. The warning will disappear, and you will be able to log in and use n8n normally. Don't forget to turn it back to true it once the app is reverse-proxied.

Here's my notes to get it to work. Would however recommend to instead use: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/130542-support-kilrahdolibarr/

Were you able to fix it?

I run Unraid 7.0.1 and wanted to report that for my system, having "isolcpus=0-1" in the boot options caused the Sleep / WOL functions to stop working. The system was hanging on a WOL command, independently of the NIC. I had to uninstall all plugins, reset everything, and try to set things back one by one, resetting bios, and so on. Only took me 8H to figure out it was this simple cpu isolation configuration. It's unrelated to this plugin, but it's where the information will likely be the most useful. I don't remember adding that option recently, so it could be an update and hardware specific issues that makes it not compatible anymore. Either case, if it can save someone some headache... It's worth checking :).

Yes my issues are now solved. You need to edit the boot options. You can do it from the GUI and then reboot. You'll need to append it to whatever boot option you currently use. To check if your changes worked, run "ls usb -t" in the terminal and make sure it's seen as USB Storage and not UAS, like on the screenshots above.

I can't help you with swag unfortunately.

Sorry I can't put a screen capture but you need to go on the top right of your screen, right click on the configurator icon and mount the partitions. It will appear in osx and you'll be able to edit it. Google how to mount the partitions for open core configurator.

Was someone able to passhthrough a USB device with a speed, as displayed in the system report, above 480mbps ? I tried to passthrough USB SSD storage that's seen as 10Gbits by Unraid and by my Macbook, but drops to 480Mbits once plugged to the VM. Same issue with multiple storage devices (SSD, DAS, card readers).

I did another reinstallation and it worked this time. Haven't been able to gasp what was the issue.

I'm also stuck to that. Tried 4 installs with different CPU selected in case it was messing with the install. Changed the settings on docker, ran the docker, ran the VMs. Everytime I get the apple logo and back to boot picker. I get this on the VM's logs but I'm unable to tell if it's related :

It seems that it's a feature rather than an issue. However it begs the question : why weren't they making noise when I used the enclosure.

I however still have the issue where the drives are making noise every 3 secs. It isn't the case when plugged to my mac. Could it be unraid's drive settings ? Tried changing the spin down delay, ain't that. Each disk one by one make that "low tick" noise. If I remove a disk, I hear a tick less than what's on the video. 460898729_26785356184443556_179525599263136440_n.mp4

And it worked ! As you understood I was putting in the USB concentrator and not the bridge that was displayer per drive. Thanks a lot !