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Hi @trurl, I renamed the "Data" folder under Shares menu now the other "data" is now accessible. Thank you so much for your time and help! Cheers, Ricky

Hi @trurl, There is no files in the Data folder. The Data folder is only on disk1 (disk1.jpg), where the data folder is on disk1 and disk2 (disk1.jpg and disk2.jpg). I see that I can delete the Data share since there are not files in that share (Data share 2.jpg). Do you think if I delete the Data share, would the data folder be accessible? Regards, Ricky

Hi @trurl @Squid, Thank you both for your help. I followed the steps from Frank's short and sweet instructions from the upgrade page and now I can start the arrays, view the Shares from the Shares menu but there's no data in the shares (Data share.jpg). I enabled export on all the shares and the only folder that contained files is the system share. If I go to the Main menu, click on the view folder of either Disk 1 or Disk 2 (data.jpg), there's a data folder there that contains all my data (data 2.jpg). How do I make this data folder accessible to the Data share folder? Can I add a shortcut of the data folder to the Data share or is there something else I can do to make this data folder accessible? Regards, Ricky

Hi Squid, Am I copying only the files that start with bz* from the zip? In total there are 10 bz* files. There are 5 bz* files ending .sha256. Do I also copy the folders? In the /config/disk.cfg file, I only see: # Disk configuration spindownDelay=1 Regards, Ricky

Hi Squid, Thank you. I also want to add that I recently moved and the server is connected to a different router. The router does see the server and assigned IP address 192.168.86.30. Cheers, Ricky syslog (2).txt

Hi Squid, After I turn the UnRaid server on, logon as root, I get command not found after I type diagnostics and hit enter. Regards, Ricky

Hi Squid, trurl, I tried changing my go file (/config/go) back to defaults as you suggested, reboot but did not fix the issue. I also tried safe mode after making changes to the go file and that also did not help. Also, when it comes to editing the go file, is it ok for me to plug the flash drive into a Windows 10 PC and editing the file using a text editor or is it best to edit using putty and vi text editor application? I have attached screenshots when I try to access web management and me pinging the server. Are there other suggestions I can try before I try upgrading to UnRaid 6? Thank you, Ricky

Hi Squid, Below is what I have in the /config/go file. Are you asking for me to delete everything after /usr/local/sbin/emhttp &? Also, when it comes to editing the go file, is it ok for me to plug the flash drive into a Windows 10 PC and editing the file using a text editor or is it best to edit using putty and vi text editor application? #!/bin/bash # Start the Management Utility /usr/local/sbin/emhttp & /boot/unmenu/uu /boot/unmenu/uu cd /boot/packages && find . -name '*.auto_install' -type f -print | sort | xargs -n1 sh -c Cheers, Ricky

syslog.txtHi trurl I was not able to access the syslog using //tower/log/syslog but was able to using //10.0.1.11/log/syslog and I have attached it in my reply. Kind Regards, Ricky

I built an UNRAID server about 5 to 6 years ago and I believe the version is the free version of either UNRAID 4 or 5. I haven’t used the server for over 3 years due to different life circumstances. About a month ago, I tried powering it up and the lights on the front of the server blinked but nothing else. Since the server wasn’t powering up, I decided to upgrade the hardware (CPU, motherboard, ram, CPU fan, power supply) and reuse the old hard drives (2 drives for data, 1 drive used for parity) and reuse the UNRAID usb flash drive from the old server in hopes that I could then access my data. I built the new server, connected the server to the router using an ethernet cable, turn the server on, enter root at the command line, enter ifconfig eth0 and received an IP address, the router also sees the server and I can also ping the server from my laptop but when I open either Internet Explorer or Chrome and either type in http://tower or http://ip address of the router, the web management page fails to load. Other things I have tried: · Tried http://tower:8080 and http://IP address:8080 with no luck. · Tried UNRAID with safe mode but still cannot access the web management page · 1. Is there a command to check which version i have installed or can tell the version from the flash drive? 2. Since it has been a long time since using UNRAID, is there a command I need to enter at the command line to initiate web management? 3. Do you see there being any issues with upgrading the hardware mentioned above thats preventing me from accessing web management? 4. Could the issue be that I am still on a free/old version of UNRAID? 5. Can I upgrade from my UNRAID version from command line to the latest version and still access my old data? 6. If I upload my log files, could someone have a look and maybe suggests some things i can try to be able to access my files?