sadkisson

Upgrade did not go smooth for me. Thankfully I backed up my flash before upgrading. I upgraded through the webgui from the previous stable version. I received an error about waiting 30 seconds for device labeled UNRAID to load and after 30 seconds just rebooted. I ended up having to reflash the usb stick using the official unRaid usb creator and cooy back over my config folder to the flash. I then had to turn off SSL through SSH to be able to get back to the webgui. For some reason PCIe ACS Overide setting was changed to disabled and I had to change that back to downstream to get my Sata HBA and GPU working again. I am on 6.10 now though.

I am speaking about the different file system layers of a docker container. I find this from docker documentation. --max-concurrent-downloads int Set the max concurrent downloads for each pull (default 3)

I have a hard time finishing downloads as they time out due to my slow connection. I would like to be able to configure the max-concurrent-downloads in the Docker settings page.

I have the same setup. I used a Dremel cutting wheel to cut off the back of the pci slot. I went very slow and made sure not to damage the pins. It was not what I would consider an easy task. I was not patient enough to wait for 16x>8x adapter. I used the 2nd pci slot as my video card covers two of the lower pci slots. I have my SAS HBA plugged into the first slot closest to the CPU. The graphics card is obviously only running at 8x pcie but it is fine for what little gaming I do. 1080p monitor. If I was patient I would have gone the adapter route personally.

Below is my configuration with a working RX 590 pass through to Windows 10. Hardware Motherboard Supermicro X9SCM-F (modified pci express slot to fit X16 card) latest BIOS Processor Intel Xeon E3-1200 Graphics Card XFX Radeon RX 590 Fatboy UnRaid Settings UnRaid booted in UEFI mode PCIe ACS override: Downstream VFIO allow unsafe interrupts: No Graphics pass through using vfio-pci.cfg method stored on flash drive Windows 10 VM config Machine: Q35-3.1 BIOS: OVMF Hyper-V: Yes Graphics Card: AMD Radeon RX 470/480/570/570X/580/590 VM Settings Windows 10 VM set to boot in UEFI mode Latest VirtIO drivers When I first tried to use the RX590 my Windows 10 VM was using Machine: i440fx and SeaBios. This resulted in my server giving an error when trying to start the VM. I had to convert my Windows 10 VM to boot via UEFI and then the VM would not boot with SeaBios. I had to recreate my UnRaid Windows 10 VM config to boot with Machine: OVMF and BIOS: Q35 and it loaded right up. Installed the AMD driver from their website and I was up and running. The only issue I have had with this setup is the known AMD reset bug. So if I have to stop the VM I have to reset the entire server to start the VM again or the whole server will freeze when trying to start the VM. From what I understand it has something to do with the AMD graphics card not properly releasing after VM shutdown. Please if you have any question on my setup ask and I can give you any information I might have left out. Hope you all get yours working as well.

I have a RX 590 passed through to windows 10. I had to convert my windows 10 VM to uefi boot mode to get it working properly. Also, I have observed that if I stop the VM I have to reboot the whole server or upon VM start my server freezes. I do not stop the VM very often however so it has not been much of an issue. I am unable to post the Unraid VM config at the moment but I will tomorrow.

I just went through a day and a half of fiddling with my unraid server getting my new RX 590 working in windows 10 VM. Same situation either freezing or black screen while installing the graphics driver. The last steps I took before giving up and returning the card. I updated my bios. I upgraded to the latest Unraid RC 3. I used the new method of stubbing the device using the BIND= method. I then changed my configuration of the VM to OVMF I think. Not at home right now. I think my card required UEFI to operate and changing the machine type was the fix for me. It looks like your machine type is set to what I had before I changed it. <type arch='x86_64' machine='pc-i440fx-3.0'>hvm</type>

This new version fixed my issue. MakeMKV was crashing for v65 AACS BD+.

Thank you! Appreciate the options. I am enjoying the light theme.

Thank you for the feedback! Going the AMD route is definitely looking good. I appreciate the info.

I have two 12 year old twin sons that have been enjoying their PS4 consoles for a couple years now and have recently asked for gaming PCs for Christmas. I immediately thought yeah! I will get a Threadripper2 and setup two gaming VMs! My current unRaid server has a Xeon E3-1230 v2 but not enough to handle an additional 2 gaming VMs. The wife set me about a $2000 budget and unfortunately when I looked at setting up a PC that can handle two gaming VMs it will just cost too much. When I looked at setting up 2 separate gaming PCs it is much more achievable. I have put together some equipment that I believe will make for a respectable mid range budget gaming PCs. I am asking for input or ideas that can improve the gaming experience. Thanks for your input! MB - GIGABYTE B360M DS3H (LGA1151/Intel/Micro ATX/USB 3.1 Gen 1 (USB3.0) Type A/DDR4/Motherboard) - Cost $68 - Amazon CPU - Intel - Core i3-8100 3.6GHz Quad-Core Processor - Cost $119 - Amazon RAM - Patriot Signature Line 8GB (2 x 4GB) 288-Pin DDR4 PC4-19200 2400MHz Memory Module Kit PSD48G2400K - Cost $73 - Amazon Power Supply - Corsair RMX Series, RM550x, 550 Watt, Fully Modular Power Supply, 80+ Gold Certified - Cost $90 - Amazon Graphics - Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1060 Mini ITX OC 6GB GDDR5 Graphics Cards (GV-N1060IXOC-6GD) - Cost $280 - Amazon M.2 - Intel Optane Memory Module 32 GB PCIe M.2 80mm MEMPEK1W032GAXT - Cost $58 - Amazon HD - HGST/Hitachi (HUA723020ALA641) Ultrastar 7K3000 2TB 64MB 7200RPM 3.5" (Enterprise Grade) SATA III 6.0Gb/s Hard Drive - Cost $55 Case - MasterBox 5 Mid-tower Computer Case with Internal Configuration - ATX, Micro ATX, Mini ITX Supported - Black - Cost $66 OS - Windows 10 Home - Cost $99 Total: $908 x2 = $1816

I have seen questions from other users regarding the moving of files already on a server. I see comments back that explain files should not be moved from the array to user shares. Files should only be moved to disk shares for fear of file corruption. I use a cache drive but only for hosting VMs and Docker configs. My user shares all go directly to the parity protected array and bypass the cache. I have an unassigned devices scratch drive mounted where I transfer files onto the server. I then use midnight commander through the shell to move the files from the /mnt/disks directory utilized by the unassigned devices plugin and transfer the files to the /mnt/user shares. I have done it this way for a few years now. I have not seen any issues doing it this way so far. Is there a problem with this data flow that I should fear data corruption?

It shows 0 domains on the block list. It is failing when downloading the lists it seems. Do you have the dns entry in the extra cmd as seen in the picture?

Thank you @Mikki I appreciate your help! I was able to get this working by installing the steamcache-generic docker and a dnsmasq docker from jpillora/dnsmasq. The steamcache-dns docker is missing the Sony servers for some reason. Will save me some bandwidth now!