November 4, 20169 yr Updated to 6.2.3 from 6.2.2 Docker now shows no apps. VMs now shows no VMs Attached diagnostics bbb-diagnostics-20161104-1637.zip
November 5, 20169 yr Locate docker.img and libvirt.img on your drives and relocate them to the correct place? Or make sure that unRAID is configured to locate them? They should be in /mnt/user/system.
November 5, 20169 yr Author Locate docker.img and libvirt.img on your drives and relocate them to the correct place? Or make sure that unRAID is configured to locate them? They should be in /mnt/user/system. Found a 21GB docker file - Moved it to /mnt/user/system no change even with restart
November 5, 20169 yr Locate docker.img and libvirt.img on your drives and relocate them to the correct place? Or make sure that unRAID is configured to locate them? They should be in /mnt/user/system. Found a 21GB docker file - Moved it to /mnt/user/system no change even with restart You're going to have to delete the docker.img file painless to redo it. Just add the apps back in via CA'S previous apps section. You should be back in business with no modifications to the templates required in about 5 minutes. Settings, docker, advanced, stop the docker service, then delete the image Sent from my SM-T560NU using Tapatalk
November 5, 20169 yr Guess his VMs are hosed, then. Don't know enough about the VM subsystem Even the docker error messages didn't make much sense. Deleting docker.img is easy and painless
November 5, 20169 yr VM configuration exists within /etc/libvirt, which is a mounted image. As of 6.2, it's 1GB by default and lives in the system share, under the libvirt subdirectory. Not sure where it lived before 6.2, since 6.2 is my first version.
November 6, 20169 yr Author Would it just be best for me to nuke everything but my data? That way if there is something odd with the config or server it gets blown away...Since it sound like i need to start over again anyways.
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