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Version 7.1.0-beta.1 Release Notes
The second public beta of Unraid OS 7.1.0 is ready for testing and includes Wireless Networking support, Foreign ZFS Pool Imports, VM Enhancements, and more!
Unraid OS 7.1.0-beta.2 builds on the major features released in 7.1.0-beta.1 by adding key fixes and improvements to VM management, network behavior, wireless support, and more.
As always, this is beta software—please do not run it on production systems. We welcome your testing and feedback!
One of the most exciting additions in this release is WiFi support! While a wired connection is still recommended for stability and performance, Unraid now gives you the flexibility to connect via wireless when necessary. Perfect for Unraiders away to college, city flat dwellers, or for those who have their servers located in hard to reach locations.
Setting up WiFi is easy. Head over to Settings → Network Settings → Wireless (wlan0) in the webGUI and follow these steps:
✅ Supports WPA2/WPA3 and WPA2/WPA3 Enterprise.
⚠️ Note: Wireless connectivity should not be used alongside a wired connection for long-term setups as Docker in particular doesn't like switching between network interfaces. If both connections use DHCP, Unraid will automatically adjust within 45-60 seconds when the network cable is unplugged (excluding Docker).
💡 Tip: If you have trouble connecting, let us know in the forums! Most modern WiFi adapters should work, but we’ve seen some issues with the Broadcom BCM4313 chipset.
Changes in Beta 2
Unraid now supports importing foreign ZFS pools, making migrations from other platforms easier than ever. This includes pools from:
When importing, Unraid will automatically select the largest partition on each disk rather than the first—streamlining the process.
You can now share Intel and AMD GPUs between multiple Linux VMs at the same time using VirGL, the virtual 3D OpenGL renderer. When used this way, the GPU will provide accelerated graphics but will not output on the monitor. Note that this does not yet work with Windows VMs or the standard Nvidia plugin (it does work with Nvidia GPUs using the Nouveau driver though [-beta.2]).
To use the virtual GPU in a Linux VM, edit the VM template and set the Graphics Card to Virtual. Then set the VM Console Video Driver to Virtio(3d) and select the appropriate Render GPU from the list of available GPUs (note that GPUs bound to VFIO-PCI or passed through to other VMs cannot be chosen here, and Nvidia GPUs are available only if the Nouveau driver is enabled [-beta.2]).
How to enable VirGL:
🔧 Other VM Improvements:
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You may notice a banner saying Live Updates Paused when a browser tab loses focus, we now disable realtime updates on background tabs to help prevent "nchan out of shared memory" errors on the server. [-beta.2]
To change this behavior, navigate to Settings → Display Settings and modify Allow real-time updates on inactive browsers.
Fix: On Settings → Docker, deleting a Docker directory stored on a ZFS volume now works properly [-beta.2]
Important Beta 2 Release Links
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