joshkrz

So after some testing by disabling docker for a couple of weeks I deduced that it was docker that was the issue. I followed the instructuions outlined here: https://docs.unraid.net/unraid-os/release-notes/6.12.4/#fix-for-macvlan-call-traces in the section that allows you to keep macvlan enabled. So far I have had no cashes and my Unraid machine is stable once again.

For the past few months my server keeps crashing and locking up completley every week or so, sometimes more often sometimes less. It requires me to hold the power button to force shutdown, which has eventually led my cache pool to become corrupt. The only two entries shown before the last crash were: Nov 9 19:37:08 home-server monitor: Stop running nchan processes Nov 9 19:37:08 home-server kernel: BUG: Bad rss-counter state mm:00000000084043e9 type:MM_SHMEMPAGES val:1 This issue seems to coincide with me upgrading from 6.11.5 to 6.12.4 but I cannot be 100% sure. I've looked at this thread but as with the OP hugepages seems to be disabled on my system. Thanks! Edit: It also appears this person has the exact same issues as me including a corrupt cache pool, it was also posted around the same time I think my problems started. home-server-diagnostics-20231110-1116.zip syslog-127.0.0.1.log

I tried doing this initially and it didn't work - the problem was I had to use the Linux 64 version and also rename the file in the download folder to xeoma_22.3.16.tgz for the docker init scripts to pick it up. For convienience you can download older Xeoma versions here: https://felenasoft.com/xeoma/en/changes/

No I'm afraid not. I've kept my OpenVPN docker running until I can work it out.

Thanks for this Docker image, it works well for the most part! I'm having touble accessing my routers web interface over VPN. I can connect to everything else on my local network but not 192.168.1.1. Interestingly if I port scan that IP when connected to the VPN it shows the correct ports open. I get a connection reset error when attempting to access my router control panel. I've left all settings as defaults except setting WG_ALLOWED_IPS to 192.168.1.0/24. Has anyone else experienced this?

Great image, really easy to set up! Has anyone managed to get QuickSync pass through working? I have passed the device down to the container but it still dosent seem to work.

I would have thought it would be quicker to resolve locally than using a loopback? I also like the idea that the DNS request isn't leaving my network for a local machine. In the template there are options to change the ports which don't appear to work, was this functionality present previously? Thanks!

I would also like to request the ability to change the ports to 80 and 443 to allow for proper forwarding rather than using NAT loopback.

I have a Windows VM that has an Nvidia GPU and a SSD passed through via two IOMMUI groups. I have recently enabled my onboard LAN to add a new subnet to my network for virtual machines however this onboard NIC shares the same IOMMUI group as my SDD. I have heard of PCIe ACS override but it sounds unstable and I dont want to split my GPU group. What is the proper way of dealing with this? Thanks!

I'm experiencing regular freezes on my WIndows VMs, it's intermittent and sometimes I can use the VM for a few hours before it happens and sometimes it happens as soon as the VM boots. The allocated CPU cores hit 100% when this happens and everything freezes, including video output. How long it freezes for appears to be random but it can be from 10 mins to a few hours. Have been running this VM starting with beta 25. Only seems to be happening since beta 30 but I downgraded to beta 29 and the same still happens. I even setup a new VM (using the same SSD) and removing and re-adding the GPU from passthrough and vfio-pci but it dosen't seem to help. Edit: Seems to work reliably when only using one core / thread pair. But the issue occurs again when using any more. Edit 2: Updated VirtIO drivers, nVidia GPU drivers and made sure Windows was up to date but no dice yet. I also notice I get this in the VirtIO logs - not sure if it's related: 2020-11-04 09:58:14.366+0000: 6887: warning : qemuDomainObjTaint:6075 : Domain id=7 name='Windows 10 Game' uuid=62b0ac6c-dffc-f8d3-b506-474906225d4c is tainted: high-privileges 2020-11-04 09:58:14.366+0000: 6887: warning : qemuDomainObjTaint:6075 : Domain id=7 name='Windows 10 Game' uuid=62b0ac6c-dffc-f8d3-b506-474906225d4c is tainted: host-cpu Edit 3: Could be an anomaly but half the time if I open the VNC viewer the system becomes responsive again. (Normally use Steamlink or Chrome Remote Desktop to control the machine) home-server-diagnostics-20201103-1427.zip

If you have a spare PCI-E slot you could opt for a super cheap GPU to get things running locally. It's not ideal by any means but it could get your setup working in the short term.

That's strange that you have no options in that menu, check the other tabs to see if you have a global CSM switch. You could also try using the latest Unraid Beta. I can boot using v6.9 Beta 25 with CSM disabled.

I managed to get CSM working on my motherboard which has allowed me to access the Unraid GUI. I had to enable CSM but disable all of the options within it. I set the following options to Disabled / Do not run: Launch PXE OpROM Policy Launch Storage OpROM Policy Other PCI Device ROM Priority I also turned off the boot image so it displays the POST, not sure if that helped. It's worth noting that video only worked on the GPU, in the 1.40 motherboard firmware you cannot enable CSM if your running only on integrated graphics. Edit: Can confirm that Unraid 6.9 Beta 25 boots properly when CSM is disabled. Edit 2: Just to clarify I'm running a 10th Gen Intel i5 iGPU.

Thanks for the tip, I didn't realise the USB creator could grab the beta version. My only question is how do I keep my current configuration?

No unfortunately not, I'm using the latest stable version. I know the latest beta does actually include support for the RTL8125BG NIC but I have no way of updating as I can't access the web UI.

I'm migrating to a new build and I'm having problems booting into GUI mode. My specs are: ASRock B460M Steel Legend Intel i5 10500 Nvidia Geforce 1050 Ti LAN 2.5G Dragon RTL8125BG I see the boot selection menu and the commands that run whilst Unraid starts but I get a flashing caret at the point when the GUI should show up. I need the GUI because my NIC isn't supported in Unraid yet so I cannot access the web interface. After looking at this thread it appears that I need to enable CSM on my motherboard. I'm having problems with this though and I can't get it to display anything at all, including the UEFI setup, when enabled (which im also looking into). Is there a way to get the GUI operational without enabling CSM? What is the cause of this? I didn't have a problem on my older ASRock Z390M motherboard, it just worked out of the box. Alternatively, how do I configure the network settings without being able to access the GUI? Can I do it through the command line? Thanks!