MrCrispy

thank you

I've purchased a Tesla P4 video card, I intend to use it for converiting videos to x265 using tdarr or unmanic. The card has no video outputs, its a server/data center card. What will I need to use it and have Unraid recognize it? I also read somewhere that only Windows is able to power down Nvidia cards when not in use, and in any other OS it will continue to draw a lot of power? is this true? I believe this card has no locked limits, using it for a vGpu should be easy?

is there a simpler version of this? and does stream history only work with Plex streams?

Firefox sync doesn't work reliably, and has to be done manually. It deleted all my bookmarks when I tried to sync from my tablet to pc - because Android has no way to export bookmarks, it was the only way.

I pay for Google storage, its nice that it combines usage across drive, phots etc. I want to give Immich a try, but I wonder if it can even come close to Google's AI which seems downright scary. It knows where I've gone on vacation, generates collages etc, and even their compressed quality I can't tell the difference. I will be trying Immich, it does seem the best option right now.

Is this the file manager thats supposed to be included in 6.13?

the latest Unraid cast video said 6.13 beta was already sent to beta testers?

Thank you. for those wondering why I'd do this, I'm thinking it allows me to better partition data. i.e. keep documentaries on one drive etc. I'm assuming after I do this, I can still copy to the share and it will then use its allocation strategy?

I am planning a new serve build and had a question about how to organize data on disks, since the data drives will be new or converted from NTFS, so it won't be existing layout. If I create top level folders like movies/tv on multiple drives, then copy over the data (this is after formatting them in Unraid), then start the array, will it then show up as movies/tv shares that combine all the drives? or alternatively, will this happen if I create the shares after creating folders and populating them? is the process of creating shares and picking an allocation strategy functionally equivalent to creating folders with the same name? I'm guessing the allocation strategy only comes into play when new data is copied?

those cost quite a bit more though.

Thank you. This cpu has 6 cores, 6 thread i.e no hyperthreading, does this affect vm's or how responsive it is? Will I be able to run a full Windows 11 desktop vm for general purpose use (no gaming)?

Purchased a couple of extra keys recently. I plan to build a new server, but in meantime was thinking of converting my old desktop pc. If I make an Unraid usb for use with it, later on I can move it to a new server, right? As I understand activation is tied to a specific key and a hw usb device id? If so I can then copy over the appdata etc as needed, may need to adjust paths/disk names as new server will have new parts, so not sure how that works though.

oh, I did see that, I remember them talking about some features but I guess I forgot they were specific with version numbers etc too. time to watch again

You know, I've read all about the privacy concerns, and the importance of keeping Mozilla alive as the only alternative to Chrome. I am ashamed to say that most of the time I end up using Chrome, because it syncs with my Google account, and I realized long ago that Google knows everything there is to know about me since my whole life is in gmail.

I agree that a roadmap with dates is impossible to adhere to. I don't know where you got this info but it would help if this was posted officially, maybe in a forum post here? i see nothing in there to improve the basic parity, improve speed of shfs, add checksums etc. Very disappointing. Its all zfs mostly.