Download Unraid 6.10.2

Version 6.10.2 of Unraid OS has been released. This operating system allows a server to be set up for tasks such as network attached storage, application server, and virtualization host. It is easy to set up and extremely flexible with regard to the hardware used and the size of the hard drives. Docker is used to add functionality and this apps are validated and maintained by an active community. There is a one-time purchase price that depends on the number of hard drives and SSDs used. Basic costs $59 and allows up to six devices, a Plus license costs $89 for up to twelve devices, and Pro is unlimited for $129. The most important changes made in version 6.10.2 are listed below.

Data Corruption Possible with tg3 Driver when Intel VT-d is Enabled:

The combination of the Linux 5.15 kernel, tg3 driver, and Intel VT-d enabled appears to be causing data corruption. This has been verified on several platforms, including a Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Ethernet NIC (note: there maybe others). This release includes the following workaround:

Very early in server startup (rc.S) if Intel VT-d is detected enabled, then the script will unconditionally create the file:

/etc/modprobe.d/tg3.conf

with the following content:

blacklist tg3

Hence by default, if VT-d is enabled, which is to say, it has not been disabled in either bios or via kernel “intel_iommu=off”, then we are going to blacklist the tg3 driver on all platforms.

What if someone has a platform where tg3 does not give them any trouble with VT-d enabled? In this case, they must create an empty file on their flash device:

config/modprobe.d/tg3.conf

When the startup sequence continues it will get to the point where it executes:

install -p -m 0644 /boot/config/modprobe.d/* /etc/modprobe.d

A blank tg3.conf file stored on the flash then effectively un-blacklists it.

There will be users who will lose network connectivity because their NIC is blacklisted. If you are running on a problematic platform you should go into your bios and disable VT-d. If this is a platform without issue, then you will need to create the blank tg3.conf file on your flash config/modprobe.d directory.

It may take some time to identify and integrate a proper fix for this issue, at which point we will remove the auto-blacklisting code. I want to thank you @JorgeB for his incredible help in identifying and isolating this issue.

Security-related Changes

• The Firefox browser has been updated to version 100.0.2 to address a very nasty security vulnerability† If you use Firefox we also suggest upgrading on all platforms.
• We fixed an issue where webGUI login could accept a password from a user other than ‘root’, if that username included the string ‘root’.
• The Linux kernel was updated to 5.15.43 to address a “security bypass” vulnerability.

Other Changes

• On the Management Access page, for the “Use SSL/TLS” setting we changed the word “Auto” to “Strict” in the drop-down menu. This better describes the action of this setting.
• Docker manager now uses Docker label for icons as a fallback†
• VM manager now gives the option of using LibVirt networks in addition to bridges without having to edit the VM’s XML.
• Improved handling of custom SSL certificates.
• [6.10.1] Fix regression: support USB flash boot from other than partition 1
• other misc. bug fixes