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Can I load the rcraid driver? Has anyone tried this? AMD RAIDXpert driver (rcraid) : Thomas Karl Pietrowski (launchpad.net) I'm going to try this after I finish backing up my data, but I was hoping someone might save me some trouble if they know some steps I need to take before I give this a shot.

I have a 2012 iMac and I'm running macOS Catalina. When I run the USB creator tool I get a message that the developer needs to update the program. Also, I tried to follow the tutorials on building the installer on mac, but that was a dead end when the version install was incorrect for QT stuff. Last I tried running on Windows but it will not show my disk and let me select it as an option.

Ok I read it again. Answers at least 2 of my questions clearly. How easy is it to transfer from machine to machine? Does a licences cover only 1 running machine at a time? Reason I ask I was thinking about giving it a shot on a laptop that I will get rid of soon using the trial if I like unraid as much as I think I will then I will build something with a little more power and room for growth. Question being: how easy is it going to be to transfer stuff from trial machine to "new" machine if I decide to go that route? Also how much overhead does unraid have? - (I know this depends, but for instance I will run a Minecraft server on Linux. What kind of general loss in CPU and memory will go to overhead of unraid before it comes to running this server?

Just a few questions I want to absolutely verify before purchase: Is a lifetime (forever) license? YES Can be transferred to different machines? Can upgrade at a prorated price later? YES Is it ok to sell hosting for things like minecraft server, websites, etc using this? Last odd question is more technical is there any kind of function to use multiple machines and build VMs across them kind of like proxmox? Edit: removed link it was the wrong one Edit 2: Answers