2024-11-21, 07:15 AM
(This post was last modified: 2024-11-21, 07:24 AM by Spook50. Edited 6 times in total.)
Please correct me if I'm mistaken, but the GPU passthrough for TrueNAS (as far as Jellyfin is concerned) is the highlighted gpu.intel.com/i915 setting here (screenshot linked), correct?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YXTJ3Bh...sp=sharing
If yes, there's where I made my mistake, as I left it set to 0 when I installed Jellyfin.
Unfortunately, when I attempt to change it, TrueNAS does not apply the change; instead giving my this error message:
Here's where it gets a little maddening though. In the Jellyfin configuration menu, there are no options I can see that pertain to the cache or config folders, much less any that have the FORCE option available. The FORCE checkbox on the top of my screenshot pertains to applying an ACL to the mount path and the host path.
Edit: I also get the same error when attempting to update Jellyfin as well. It would seem I may have screwed up in my ACL settings perhaps?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YXTJ3Bh...sp=sharing
If yes, there's where I made my mistake, as I left it set to 0 when I installed Jellyfin.
Unfortunately, when I attempt to change it, TrueNAS does not apply the change; instead giving my this error message:
Quote: [EFAULT] Failed to apply ACLs to the following paths: 1) /mnt/dansnas/ix-applications/releases/jellyfin/volumes/ix_volumes/config: [EPERM] /mnt/dansnas/ix-applications/releases/jellyfin/volumes/ix_volumes/config: path contains existing data and force was not specified
Here's where it gets a little maddening though. In the Jellyfin configuration menu, there are no options I can see that pertain to the cache or config folders, much less any that have the FORCE option available. The FORCE checkbox on the top of my screenshot pertains to applying an ACL to the mount path and the host path.
Edit: I also get the same error when attempting to update Jellyfin as well. It would seem I may have screwed up in my ACL settings perhaps?