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To answer myself, I found plop boot manager can have the USB devices setup properly then load other systems from USB drive. This solved my problem, now BIOS boots to plop boot manager, then boot the unraid USB drive and it is pretty fast. And yes its Gigabyte motherboard, it seems they are common problem with gigabyte

Hi, I've an old NAS I want to try out UNRAID on it. It only has legacy BIOS boot, no UEFI. The issue with it is, when it boots from USB2 ports it seems to only function as 1.1 due to bios issue, and it can not boot from the USB3 ports. While booting UNRAID from USB2, it will try load the bzroot but eventually reboots. Tried OMV on the USB2 ports, it does load however takes several minutes to complete the boot. After that it functions as normal. So I wonder if I can plug the UNRAID usb drive on the USB3 ports, and have a GRUB4DOS usb drive on the slow USB2 ports to load syslinux/UNRAID? If so how to write the grub4dos menu command line? Thank you.

the current version doesn't seem to like Endpoint=sx151901-wg.pointtoserver.com:51820 [crit] VPN configuration file /config/wireguard/wg0.conf does not contain 'Endpoint' line, showing contents of file before exit... After adding space before and after '=', it works for a while, but later a reboot it seems stopped working entirely try to open the webui will show ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED error.

If not is there any solution on unraid to utilize this to play video instead of buying another GPU? Thanks.

If anyone wondering why your docker instance is not working / error connecting to the database after installing: You need to manually create the database in your mariadb. The docker container will not do this for you. After you've created the empty database, then in your docker setup, add variable WORDPRESS_DB_NAME = your-database-name

It was formatted by xbox 360 game console thus the partition table might have some special thing in it. Windows can read write the fat32 partition just fine, fdisk might have got confused with those

Can't seem able to mount 2TB USB FAT32 formtted drive: partd -l Model: Seagate Expansion (scsi) Disk /dev/sdg: 2000GB Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B Partition Table: loop Disk Flags: Number Start End Size File system Flags 1 0.00B 2000GB 2000GB fat32 fdisk -l /dev/sdg Disk /dev/sdg: 1.82 TiB, 2000398933504 bytes, 3907029167 sectors Disk model: Expansion Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes Disklabel type: dos Disk identifier: 0x73696d20 Device Boot Start End Sectors Size Id Type /dev/sdg1 1919230059 6204919772 4285689714 2T a OS/2 Boot Manager /dev/sdg2 544829025 1089655755 544826731 259.8G 65 Novell Netware 386 /dev/sdg3 168653938 168653938 0 0B 65 Novell Netware 386 /dev/sdg4 2885681152 2885734080 52929 25.8M 0 Empty Partition table entries are not in disk order. It was formatted on xbox 360, does it make a difference? On windows it just show as one fat32 partition. I'm able to mount it via shell with mount -t msdos https://ibb.co/RgT0nrW https://ibb.co/h2RTw52 But even mount with this command, I'm not able to make directories with long name , guess such mount method on linux can only do 8.3 naming? Is there an option I could tell mount to support long name just like use on windows?

This doesn't seem to work for me, I getting HTTP ERROR 400 while open the webui? Do I have to change anything with the default template?

BTRFS can't hold your swap file, out of luck

When I try to run a 2nd instance of linuxserver's qbittorrent docker, with different config path, different docker tag, different webui port, the webui just report Unauthorized The log doesn't show anything. The 1st instance runs fine. So what have I done wrong? Yes I have tried to putin webui whitelist enabled, it doesn't work

From github https://github.com/shirosaidev/diskover Requirements: Elasticsearch 5.6.x (local or AWS ES Service) Elasticsearch 6 not supported, ES 7 supported in Enterprise version Redis 4.x Working steps: (if you do anything wrong, remove the docker, remove the docker's config folder in appdata, (but can keep docker image to avoid download again).) 0. install redis from apps jj9987's Repository, no config needed. 1. Install CA User Scripts plugin Create a new script named vm.max_map_count navigate to \flash\config\plugins\user.scripts\scripts\vm.max_map_count open 'description' file write some readable description about what this script does. open 'script' file, contents of script as follows: #!/bin/bash sysctl -w vm.max_map_count=262144 Set script schedule to At Startup of Array Run the script once. Navigate to "Docker" tab and then the "Docker Repositories" sub-tab in the unRAID webui Enter in a URL of https://github.com/OFark/docker-templates in the "Template repositories" field Click on the "Save" button Click back to "Docker" tab and then click on the "Add Container" button Click on the "Template" dropdown menu and select the Elasticsearch5 image Use pre config, no change needed. 2. go to apps, find diskover, click install put in ip of the redis and elastic server , which should be your unraid ip not 127 or localhost ES_USER : elastic ES_PASS : changeme change appdata path to /mnt/cache/appdata/diskover/ data path I use /mnt/user/ which is going to index everything from the user webgui port I changed to 8081 because I have qBittorrent on 8080 add a new variable, DISKOVER_AUTH_TOKEN value is from https://github.com/shirosaidev/diskover/wiki/Auth-token click start, and you shoud good to go with the webui of diskover, select the 1st indice and happy searching. It might take half a minute for the 1st indice to appear. For the whole process, you do not seem to need to change any folder/file permissions. One problem I got is, while the file index goes to 94.5% it stuck there for hours. So I have to delete the 3 dockers and do it again, this time, it got 100% and seems to be ok. But this also means this setup could have problem like stuck indexing sometime. The OFark's docker template use Elasticsearch 5 which might be a bit old for the current version diskover. Or running from docker caused this. OFark's docker image is a preconfiged working one. If anyone has time, maybe try to build a version 6 or 7 docker image to work with the current version diskover

"No diskover indices found in Elasticsearch" You need to use this Elasticsearch docker image here Not the one from CA/Docker default elasticsearch username password while installing diskover is elastic changeme You will also need to get an auth token for diskover https://github.com/shirosaidev/diskover/wiki/Auth-token

Yes "fail to create symbolic link" does cause problem. It tries to store something/file inside the docker I believe, but you removed the config folder in appdata, made it really confused. But on the other hand, storing data inside the docker image is not a good docker image should do I think. What you need to do to fix this is remove docker's config folder from appdata, also need to remove the docker. You can keep the docker image. This way all the data this docker created will be removed, and you go reinstall this docker.

does downloaded media file hardlink work with radarr/sonarr running in docker, and the download client say delugevpn runnning in another docker. radarr has docker mapping of: /media to host /mnt/user/media will store movies in /mnt/user/media/movie sonarr has docker mapping of: /media to host /mnt/user/media will store tvshows in /mnt/user/media/tvshow delugevpn has: /media to host /mnt/user/media will download files into /mnt/user/media/download Edit: Ok, this should be the case, my above idea should work fine according to https://trash-guides.info/Misc/how-to-set-up-hardlinks-and-atomic-moves/ Will give a try.