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Category Archives: Linux Tips
Running a Java OpenJDK Docker in Unraid
To allow me to use my UNRAID server to upload data into databases I built a OpenJDK Java Docker. The Docker runs a script which executes a Java program. I am not sure if this how you are supposed to … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware, Linux Tips, Technology
Tagged computing, data science, Docker, Java, linux, neo4j, OpenJDK, server, unraid
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UNRAID GPU Passthrough – needed a tweak
To get my NVidia GT710 to passthrough to a Windows VM in UNRAID I had to tweak my boot options. I needed to add “video=efifb:off” to the UNRAID OS boot config. Now the GPU passes through no problems.
Posted in Hardware, Linux Tips, Technology
Tagged boot config, GPU Pass Through, GPU Pass-through, gpu passthrough, nvidia, unraid, video=efifb:off, virtual machines, virtualisation, virtualization, VM, windows vm
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UNRAID – What do I use it for!? Neo4J Network visualisation.
Quick video on what I use my UNRAID server for. I introduce using the UNRAID to serve the Neo4J database that runs some network visualisation for the website Algorithmic Indexing. Neo4J network visualisations form an important part of my academic … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware, Linux Tips, Technology
Tagged 3d.js, database, graph visualisation, hdd, home storage, neo4j, network visualisation, storage server, unraid, unraid setup
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UNRAID Almost Finished! Just need loads of HDDs.
I have more or less stopped fiddling with my UNRAID system. Upgraded to 128GB of RAM and another nvme m.2 drive in the cache. I need the GPU and then loads of the HDDs and I will have a great … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware, Linux Tips, Technology
Tagged dual m.2., hdd, home storage, mvme m.2, storage server, unraid, unraid setup, virtual machines, ZX-DU99D4 V1.11
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UNRAID System Build with the ZX-DU99D4 V1.11 motherboard, 64GB of ram, and two Xeon E5-2650LV3 CPUs
UNRAID build log! Building my new UNRAID server with Chinese X99 dual CPU motherboard from eBay, its the ZX-DU99D4 V1.11. Two Xeon E5-2650LV3 and 64GB of Ram (both used of eBay). This will be a great base system for playing … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware, Linux Tips, Technology
Tagged Chinese X99, coolermaster, DDR4 ECC, dual cpu, Dual Xeon, Intel X99, system build, unraid, Upgrade, x99, Xeon E5-2650LV3, ZX-DU99D4
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Using Unraid for rsync (backintime) backup and External Drive Replacement
I decided to replace a bunch of external hard drives with an UNRAID server. Setup to work with rsync and backintime backup software for Linux. Managed to sort out an error with rsync and the samba shares not liking files … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware, Linux Tips, Technology
Tagged backintime, backup, backups, home server, unraid
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UNRAID Update 2 – ZX-DU99D4 V1.11 X99 Motherboard Dual Xeon E5-2650LV3 with 64GB of Ram
I have the base components of my new UNRAID server. I got a Chinese X99 dual CPU motherboard off eBay, it’s the ZX-DU99D4 V1.11. Which I will be running two Xeon E5-2650LV3 with 64GB of Ram (both used of eBay). … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware, Linux Tips, Technology
Tagged backup, backups, server, unraid, Upgrade
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Lightworks and Opensuse Leap 15.2
Quick post on how to get Lightworks running on Opensuse Leap 15.2 as I ran into a few problems. I discovered that Opensuse Leap 15.2 is not officially supported by lightworks however it was relatively simple to get it working. … Continue reading
Posted in Linux Tips, Technology, video
Tagged glibc, leap 15.2, lightworks, opensuse, opensuse leap 15.2
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Unraid and BackInTime over SMB
I have recently setup a secondary server using Unraid to run backups (including with BackInTime). (I will do a full post about it at some point.) I will use this server as a BackInTime server for my Linux workstation, and … Continue reading
Posted in Linux Tips, Technology
Tagged backup, rsync, samba, smb, unraid
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Cloning System Disk with Clonezilla
I cloned my linux system disk with clonzilla. Ifs very straight ward, the video below shows you how I did it. Better than my other video as I recorded it into a HDMI capture card, gets around the dodgy camera … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware, Linux Tips, Technology
Tagged clone system, clonezilla, linu, system disk, Upgrade
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