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IF you are getting this error from within PyCharm the issue is likely with your interpreter. You will need to ensure that the PyCharm interpreter has the module installed that you are wanting To do this you can go under File/Preferences, then to Project:<your project name> and select Python Interpreter. can go to the gear on the far right and click it and then the add option From there you If you have installed the module to your system python and it is in fact working you can change the option on the left from Virtual once you have done that then the import should work form inside of the PyCharm Python Console I hope this helps Cheers Josh

Here is a snippet that I think will do what you are looking for. This is a simplified case but can get much more advanced if you wanted to get into making a class, etc Hope that helps!

What I would recommend doing here is the following as it puts this into one function and is quite fast depending on how far you go Note there are still more efficient ways to do this using generators but that is becoming quite complex def getFibonacciNumber(requested, returnAll=False): ''' This is used to collect a certain index of the fibonacci sequence. If asked this can also return all numbers up to a certain position ''' values = dict() for index in range(1, requested + 1): previousFirst = values.get(index - 2, 0) previousSecond = values.get(index -1, index) current = previousFirst + previousSecond values[index] = current if returnAll: return values.values() return values.get(requested) # This will get you the 100th number print getFibonacciNumber(100) # This will get you all numbers up to the 100th print getFibonacciNumber(100, returnAll=True) Hope that can help Cheers!

Awesome I'll give that a try cheers!

Hey everyone this sounds great to me! Just wondering if there is a command line version for Ubuntu as I have a blade server with 14 nodes I could get running for this and would be nice to have a cli so I can just ssh and install instead of making a Gui boot for them all xp

Thanks leadeater I think I will just head with the HBA pci route as it seems to best suit what I want to do with my setup. I didn't think to check with the JBOD compatibility of the module. Thanks Again

Currently I have about 8 drives I have but I want to replace all of them with a single large array The plan is at least 8 drives for the raid or intergrated depending on which is decided then dual ssd for the boot drive off the motherboard sata and then another ssd for cache, a blu ray drive for ripping media and then the last 2 onboard sata for another 2 8tb archive drives in raid 1 Im going to be letting Unraid handle all of the raid/arrary for something similar to raid 5 or 6. Im pretty new to Unraid but have done software raid with Ubuntu so if you have a better way to proceed with that im totally open to options as nothing is really set in stone yet

Thanks Bacon8tor the reason from going away from the pci was due to I plan on moving to dual gpu soon in sli or crossfire depending on which route I choose and that would leave me with only one pci slot available and I currently have a usb 3.0 card in there I forgot to mention as there isn't any onboard and only a few usb that are taken up by my peripherals mouse keyboard mic etc. Was just wondering if there was any benifit to the pci raid card over the moduel Thanks again for the feeback I will think on the cards you mentioned

Hey Guys and Gals so I've had this server/workstation PC for a while now and I'm planning on redoing it with unraid to run a nas, ubuntu server and windows on it but the problem Im having with it is total drive storage. the motherboard only has 6 onboard sata but it also has a socket on it for an intergrated module. here is the Motherboard , and here is the control Module My question is which would you guys recommend going with? I'm leaning more towards the Module as it leaves me more PCI slots to use but I've never worked with an integrated module like that before. The full current setup is: dual 6 core Xeon hyper threading to a total of 24 cores I cant remember which processor model as I'm not currently on that machine right now. 72gb of ram nvidia 460 gpu corsair 1200w psu and a whole cluster of different hdds at the moment I will be moving to wither WD red 6 or 8tb or Seagate Any information/feedback is appreciated and if you recommend PCI what card would you recommend? Thanks Josh

Looks great hopefully the videos will get to that 100,00 mark @Dragoby_VFX https://twitter.com/Dragoby_VFX/status/341032429823336450 https://www.facebook.com/Dragoby