Stalkkaaja

Oh wow thanks, that's a step into the right direction. Can't wait for it to work in 6.11.x Btw, do you have any idea what GPUs this driver supports?

Coming here to lurk for the info about this topic as well. As it's possible to mod the bios for most Pascal and Ampere cards to act as GRID-compatible, I would love to have add one card to share between multiple VMs as well.

I've got this Asus NIC and it's always been plug and play with my Unraid so I don't know why it doesn't work for u, especially if the other one worked out-of-the-box. Weird.

I've had 32Gb of ECC on a Ryzen platform for a couple years now and it's never went past 50% of usage unless I boot more VMs. But yea, having 16Gb is more than enough even with Plex transcoding to memory as VMs are the main culprit if you run out of memory.

Docker Hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/nextcloud/all-in-one Github: https://github.com/nextcloud/all-in-one Seems like this package cannot be found in Community Apps. I haven't installed a docker from Docker Hub before but I really like this setup. Is someone willing to bring this to Community Apps or how easy is it to bring dockers from Docker Hub to my server without screwing everything up?

I know I asked this earlier but never got any answer so here we go again: How can I get custom fonts working for Plex docker? I have many shows with .ass subtitles and TrueType font files to go with them but no idea where to copy them? When the custom fonts are embedded in mkv-file they work but is there a way to get them to work without modding the video file?

Hey guys! How can I get custom fonts working for Plex docker? I have many shows with .ass subtitles and TrueType font files to go with them but no idea where to copy them.

Hey guys! How can I get custom fonts working for Plex docker? I have many shows with .ass subtitles and TrueType font files to go with them but no idea where to copy them.

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Ah, ok... I thought the needed drivers could be just loaded during boot and therefore ram usage wouldn't change that much. Thanks for clarifying!

Sure, building that kernel is possible in Linux VM but having a simple plugin for building that same kernel would be even better. Sadly, I have no experience on compiling in Linux... Just like I can manually do the same thing as VFIO-PCI plugin but using that plugin is simply faster, easier and much more noob friendly. What is the main reason for Unraid having to be as light as possible? I doubt anyone is running out of space on their USB sticks... But if so, having two different versions of Unraid could help as well. The normal... And the other one with tons of extra drivers.

I really hope we can get a way to add our own drivers and maybe even patches to Unraid without having to build our own kernels OR maybe get a easy to use tool for building a custom kernel using Unraid GUI. This should be like a plugin system so community could add new drivers and rate them. Right now I’m running the latest stable build BUT with custom kernel(someone here in forums shared this lovely build) with patches for navi reset bug and ryzen usb patch in order to passthrough my usb chipset to Win10 VM(This was broken after I upgraded from 1700X to 3900X). But now that I finally have a working build for daily Workstation use, I can’t add any extra drivers for passing through Nvidia drivers for Plex docker(HW transcode) or DVB drivers for Plex live TV either. Maybe there is something I’m missing but in order to add those drivers, my only option is to learn how to build my own kernel? This is so old school that having a better way should be a priority I think...

Thanks a lot for this great info! Might be a stupid question but is there a way to recognize the dies in Unraid GUI somehow when greating the VM? I’m currently running a 1700X but will upgrade to 3900X soon. Have you found a ”stutter free” way to give 8c/16t to a Windows 10 VM with your 3900X? I’m just wondering because I have a really poor single core performance with 1700X and hoping that this could be fixed with a newer Ryzen(or some settings) but haven’t found a up to date info. Custom Unraid with kernel 5.5.8 and Navi patch did help with RX 5700 XT reset bug but still hoping to fix the poor cpu performance somehow.

What are the best settings for Ryzen 1700X on a Asus Crosshair X470 and latest bios? I’d like to move to using only VM as my daily workstation but haven’t been able to get the single core performance good enough for gaming for example. With RX 5700 XT I lose about 30-40% of it’s performance when compared to a baremetal and I think it’s mostly because of this reason. I benchmarked my CPU with Cinebench 15 and while multithreading it’s actually pretty close to a baremetal, the single core performance is really poor. So... I’ve only isolated and pinned the last cores (4/8)to a fresh Windows 10 VM using Unraid GUI and left the first cores for Unraid. What else do I have to do to improve CPU performance? I hope I could get this sorted out so I can order 3900X and really go all in.

I’m running Asus X470 Crosshair VII so I’d love to have WMI working as well!