u/fallenreaper

I have a think centre, I have proxmox on it. I have a VM which runs Debian which I want to pass my GPU into. This Debian VM is acting as a K8S node which I am trying to pass the GPU into for a pod.

Specifically, I'm trying to set up transcoding of video content with jellyfin.

I have passed the GPU into the VM with hardware and it seems to be found no problem. It seems that I am having issues with it that I notice the transcoding will return errors I have been trying to work through.

While it seems to be found, it seems like it might be a permissions issue. I checked /dev/dri and made the GPU chmod to 666.

I have been working on this for like 5 days, and was not sure if there is anything specific I have been looking with respect to proxmox itself and permissions.

I can provide additional details, but I was not sure who else had accomplished something like this and if there are how-to's somewhere.

When I want to set up custom domains for my house, I am running into trouble with my network understanding them.

I have it added to my local DNS settings in PiHole. When I set up my Router, I had confirmed it is DHCP and DNS 1 points to my PiHole for the entire internet, however, when I attempt access the dns: jellyfin.test I had set up, it does not route correctly to my instance like it does on my local machine.

Was not sure if I was missing something specific.

While I could add it to my router, which I am trying to test now, I would like to have some consolidation into 1 location.

Did i miss something?

First person to send me datetime'd proof they walked or ran 3 miles sometime AFTER this was posted.

I do not want any PII or anything. A screenshot of an exercise app is more than enough as long as the date/time is visible.

I want to hear your best Dad joke. Ill check back later tonight ( or tomorrow if i pass out like last time ). It cant be super crude, or bigoted or anything like that. But your best dad joke for would be good for parties.

Note: I dont have any kids or anything but working to build a repertoire of solid ones to use.

I started a second claim. Back has been hurting a bit more, hearing, a few other issues. However, I am not sure how to approach a second claim. Do I need to list everything from previous claims, or just new stuff? If stuff from previous claim is getting worse, I am sure that I can mention that as well.

I was just not sure if I need to do an exhaustive re-itemized list to relive memories etc.

Thanks.

Thought it would be pretty funny to implement my own dynamic ad solution to inject ads but mostly videos from the interdimensional cable subreddit or something.

Is there any way to incorporate a DAI ad-block? I find it funny

2 jokes that make me laugh the hardest get em.. I will check post in 6 hours.
No racist jokes ( obviously ). Would like something that can give a solid laugh though.

I am building a TrueNAS SCALE server using a UGREEN DXP4800 Pro chassis.

Installing Truenas required me to change boot orders and make sure that the watcher is disabled, but after I got it installed it seemed fine as an OS.

I bought 3 drives, and installed them as usual. I noticed I am getting IOError Issues. I hopped in my terminal, did a lsblk to see if it picked up everything. They are present. However if I go to my disks and attempt to wipe them I am getting IO Error for /dev/sda and sdb, 0x1:(WRITE). I moved them around in the NAS to try different bays, and the same 2 were having issues.

I have a 128G m2.nvme as the boot drive. A 2TB m.2 nvme drive for faster needs. Lastly, I have my 3 16TB Seagate Ironwolf Pro HDD.

I confirmed by swapping bays to see if the bays themselves were dead, but no. I checked in the bios to see if there was something I was missing. I was told this can hold a larger volumes so it didn't seem to have issues with the initial boot causing voltage errors.

I was very meticulous when it came to removal from boxes and installing. Maybe I just had bad luck. I checked the pins on the drives, and I see they are all there and I see no chipping or anything which would make me think of wear and tear. The Drives afterall, were new.

I am filing for replacement drives, however I am trying to think of some other options. I figured to ask the group. I was thinking there might be a way to wipe the drives back to factory condition, however it seems they have no write access to do it. Are there other commands I could be using?

I was looking at dmesg as well, and it was mentioning:
> Logical unit not ready, power cycle required

That also failed to work. I was hopeful that since the OS recognize the existing of the drives there could be SOME way forward.