nbrenke

I bought a Dell PowerEdge R620 that has a H710 controller in it. Super huge pain the rear and took me two days of reading to figure out that unRaid wouldn't read the drives because even though Raid is turned off it will not initialize the drives into unRaid unless I configure the drives as Raid0. That being said, now that I have it configured and unraid running I am getting an error every time I boot up Docker can not start service and when I look at the Docker settings it saying "Path does not exist" for /mnt/user/system/docker/docker.img. I did try utilizing the command line to find this directory and it of course does not exist. I am also seeing other issues. Settings -> VM Manger I also see "One of more paths do not exist" If I try to add a share It acts like it is creating the share then it brings me back to the main screen with no share created. Any help would be great as this is becoming super frustrating. tower-diagnostics-20201023-2158.zip

I fixed this today. I come to figure out the H710 does not allow me to turn off RAID but rather I have to embrace it and enable Raid0 on each individual drive for them to show up in unraid. Thanks for those that chimed in to help

tower-diagnostics-20201022-1536.zip

I'm new to unraid and after buying a Dell PowerEdge R620 I am choosing to setup and install unraid. The problem is after booting up into unraid I am not able to select any disks in the disk array as there are none. I can validate that within the BIOS I can see both 1TB drives that I have installed thus far. Can anyone make some suggestions on how to fix this? Google isn't returning anything that is fixing the issue and I don't see how to initialize the drives to get them to show up at all. Thanks