SeeDrs

I run UNRAID in a VM with GPU Passthrough where hypervisor.cpuid.v0 = FALSE. I think the issue for me is that microcode cannot be applied to the CPU through a virtual machine causing it to hang. When hypervisor.cpuid.v0 = TRUE there is no issue applying the microcode. I guess it's able to detect that it's a virtual machine and actually doesn't apply the microcode. -SeeDrs

I've have an issue with the microcode that's in bzroot causing it to hang at "bzroot... OK". Running on a Supermicro X10 MB with a Xeon E5 V3 with ESXI 7. If you want to try without the microcode, after installing the 6.9 update via the GUI, run the following commands before rebooting. cp /boot/bzroot /boot/bzroot-orig dd if=/boot/bzroot-orig bs=512 skip=$(cpio -ivt -H newc < /boot/bzroot 2>&1 > /dev/null | awk '{print $1}') of=/boot/bzroot Those commands will strip out the microcode. -SeeDrs

Here is a plugin I wrote that will compile openvm tools for you as the kernel version changes between unraid version. I've been using it since version Unraid 6.2 and has been working well for me. It will compile it, package it and store it on your flash. The package will then be installed during reboots without the need to recompile. It will only recompile if it detects a new kernel version. I don't plan on maintaining it outside of my personal use, so anyone who wants to run with this, feel free. openVMTools_auto62.plg

I run unraid in an ESXi VM. Since VM's cannot boot via USB, I have to resort to a virtual disk. It would be nice if I could label my virtual disk UNRAID so that it is mounted to /boot instead of the USB key and continue to use the USB key GUID for licensing. This would allow for the built-in update process to write directly to the virtual drive. It also it would eliminate all writes to the USB drive extending it's life. I know this can be accomplished many different ways, so i'll throw out the first few idea on how it could possibly be implemented. Requirement ------------- Label the USB Key that you want to use for the license as UNRAID_KEY. Boot drive continues to be labeled UNRAID GUID Selection Logic: ----------------------- If /dev/disks/by-id/UNRAID_KEY exist then GUID = dev/disks/by-id/UNRAID_KEY else GUID = /dev/disks/by-id/UNRAID If the UNRAID disk label does't exist during boot up, the system will wait up to 60 seconds for it to show up before giving up and continuing. Assuming the same logic should apply to the drive labeled UNRAID_KEY and is not being used, it would not be acceptable to wait. So the system would not wait by default. Placing an indicator on the boot drive could enable the 60 second wait for UNRAID_KEY. It could even been enabled/disabled from the GUI. Thx, SeeDrs

See http://www.syslinux.org/wiki/index.php/WDSLINUX I use WDS on Windows 2012 R2 with pxelinux.

I found a bug in the email plugin. When saving the ssmtp.conf file with authentication method selected it sets AuthUser in the config file equal to nothing. You must comment out "AuthUser=" in the config file so ssmtp doesn't sent a LOGON request causing it to fail if the servers doesn't have any/require authentication. SeeDrs

Check out http://www.nixeus.com/

pfsense.org I've been using that for a few years.

I started getting the same error once I switched to 5.0beta13.

What version of Unraid are you using and what version of APCUPSD are you using?

goto config > folders and set permissions for completed downloads to 770

Just install ESXI on usb drive

Get an IP camera

I updated the plugin to show the APCUPSD icon under Network Services instead of General Settings, since General Settings only exists in "simpleFeatures-0.9e-unraid-adapted-by-bergwar".

That is caused by installing glibc