Harambe

If you save the script in /boot (your flash drive) or anywhere in your array (/mnt/user/*/), it will remain there after reboots.

I have an issue with 6.4.0 where I cannot stop any docker container. I have tried rebooting but still experience the same issue. It seems to happen with any docker I have, including new ones I install. When testing with 6.3.5 a few weeks ago, I don't remember having this issue. I have searched the forums and tried finding some information on the Googles but to no avail....please help! I have attached my diagnostics file in case anyone asks for it. This is the only error I can find: Jan 24 21:10:21 NAS-01 nginx: 2018/01/24 21:10:21 [error] 7209#7209: *20901 upstream timed out (110: Connection timed out) while reading response header from upstream, client: 10.69.69.101, server: , request: "POST /plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/include/Events.php HTTP/2.0", upstream: "fastcgi://unix:/var/run/php5-fpm.sock", host: "10.69.69.90:8079", referrer: "https://10.69.69.90:8079/Docker" I have also tried issuing the docker stop and docker kill commands through the terminal; neither of them work. The terminal just hangs until I press CTRL+C. nas-01-diagnostics-20180124-2122.zip

Super late reply on this topic, but just in case anyone reads this and tries it....don't. The PCI USB card being passed through to unraid did not work. Fortunately, Best Buy takes returns I did not use ESXi because I wanted to take advantage of using AVMA keys on guests under Server 2016 Datacenter, which I have a full product key for (Kind of...thanks DreamSpark!). I had ESXi set up before and found that solution to work great. I just have this nerd problem where I like to take something that works completely fine and change it. My final solution is to run unraid on one box and Server 2016 with hyper-v on another, since AVMA keys will obviously not work under unraid.

So after a few hours of trying, I have failed to make this happen. Server 2016 supports PCIe passthrough. If I get a PCIe USB hub (that is hopefully compatible with unraid) and pass that through (if it is compatible for passthrough in Windows) then theoretically unraid should boot up and work, right? Maybe? Thoughts?

Hi all! I just upgraded myself from a long-time forum leach to a forum member. I attempted this a few years ago but my primary email address never gets the verification emails....but to the point of this post: I have been reading post after post about unraid as a guest in hyper-v. Since hyper-v in Server 2016 supports hardware passthrough, I am going to test it out tonight to see if I can get it working! I read somewhere that they included NIC drivers in a past update. I am hoping they are still there. If someone gets to this before I get off work today, do you know if someone has already tried in Server 2016 hyper-v? I'd like to save some time if I know it will not work... If not I will report back and let you guys know how this turned out!