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Unraid 7.2.3 - Share Names: Can't use spaces or any special characters
😡 There has to be some setting or config somewhere in Unraid I can change this! If it can or will conflict with ZFS, then logic dictates that any existing shares with conflicting characters shouldn't be allowed either. If those shares are still allowed then....I don't know what else to tell ya
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Unraid 7.2.3 - Share Names: Can't use spaces or any special characters
This is a bit of a weird one and it probably seems pretty basic, but it's pretty important to me 😣 I'm not sure what changed, but for some reason I can't create shares with spaces or '-' anymore. As you can see, I have literally *heaps* of shares with spaces, '-' and special characters but now it won't let me create anything like that. It's a feature I *desperately* want / need. Can anyone help me out with this please? Thanks!
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AMD Threadripper - Can't Boot From USB - Missing Operating System
* turn off secure boot (the "EFI" Folder is not used then anymore) completely = Tried this * turn on CSM with booting from legacy devices = Tried this * use an USB-2 port for the stick (this is mainly to save electricity and to keep it cool. It will live longer this way) = Tried this * try to boot from the stick = Tried this
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AMD Threadripper - Can't Boot From USB - Missing Operating System
Ok, that didn't work A) Had an old USB 2.0 bracket. Plugged that in and ran the USB from that, but I still get the error B) With Secure Boot enabled and the keys installed, it doesn't pick up any bootable drives
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AMD Threadripper - Can't Boot From USB - Missing Operating System
...I'm going to try something. Not something you've suggested but something else. Get back to you.
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AMD Threadripper - Can't Boot From USB - Missing Operating System
Secure Boot has always been disabled. CSM was enabled, I tried disabling it but then it didn't pick up any bootable drives. For my BIOS, I don't get any options like that for Secure Boot. I've just enabled it and cleared / reset the keys, I'll try saving these settings.
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AMD Threadripper - Can't Boot From USB - Missing Operating System
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AMD Threadripper - Can't Boot From USB - Missing Operating System
Got a Threadripper system that's kinda spare and I want to try out Unraid 7.0. My plan is to trial Unraid using the free 30 days thing. I've tried a bunch of different USB sticks, but every single time when I try to boot from the USB drive, I get: "Missing Operating System. Reboot and select proper boot device." It's picking up the right USB drive. I'm using the official Unraid USB creator and I'm not changing any default settings. I've even tried running that "make_bootable.bat" file when the USB is created. Motherboard is running the latest BIOS. CPU: AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1920x MOTHERBOARD: ASRock X399 Taichi RAM: 32GB DDR4 (2x 16GB) What am I missing here?
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Upgrade Parity Drives (x2)
What's the best way to upgrade the parity drives? I currently have 2x 10tb drives and I've picked up 2x 12tb drives. Do I just shut the server down, remove and replace the parity drives and have it do a rebuild? Or are there some settings / configs I have to change before I power the server down? Thanks all!
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Unraid in VMWare Workstation - Device eth0 does not exist
Yes, yes, yes...I know! This is *very* left of centre and probably not at all how it's intended to be used. BUT it's a project I'm playing around with and I'd really like to see if I can get it working. *Device eth0 does not exist* - VMWare Workstation Pro 17 I'm trying to get Unraid working as a VM on my Windows 11 machine. It's booting successfully from my USB stick but no matter what I do, it won't get an IP address. I've tried: Changing from NAT to Bridged (onboard NIC is 2.5gbe) Tried a USB-C 1gbe adapter Tried an Intel 1gbe PCIE NIC I disabled all other NICs aside from the Intel one Sooo.......?
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VDisk Bus - Virtio: Windows 10 Doesn't Detect Drive To Install To
The frusrating thing about this whole situation was that I already had a Windows 10 VM, but it crashed. I'd start it up but it wouldn't boot into Windows. It would either go to the recovery menu or BSOD with inaccessible boot device. I'd had it for months and I'd followed a couple of SI1 videos setting up VirtFS but for the life of me, I couldn't remember how I got it to install Windows in the first place. Now I'll remember - change IDE to SATA for the install CD / iso
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VDisk Bus - Virtio: Windows 10 Doesn't Detect Drive To Install To
DSFOIGHESOIGNEGPEWNGEWPOGJEWPOGWEJGPOEWEJGPEWJFGPOFEJDPGOJEQPOGEJEWPOGJWEPOGJEWOPGEWJGPOEWJGPEWOGJWEPOGJEWPOG GOIHFQPOGJEGPEOQJEG-3-IJP[EOQOGJ3[RTJ32-0T30UT23-03-TU23-0R0U123T-0U23T-02U-023JF23-0JT0G-023JT0-233JT-023JT23-URT328R2390RU2390UR WROIQWHRPQWO[RJFQWPORJQWOP[3RT32QWI2RIF0[PQ3JR[PQWOTJRQ3PORTJQ3P3O[TJQ3[PORTROJQ3TR[POJQ3RPO[QWJR[POQJRWPOQRW Wot. I have been banging my head against this for like...two DAYS straight. That was me just facerolling over the keyboard. I switched it from IDE to SATA and now it's detecting the drive as it should. What the fudge cake banana.
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VDisk Bus - Virtio: Windows 10 Doesn't Detect Drive To Install To
Doing that now and I'm actually creating a video so youse can see for yourself!
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VDisk Bus - Virtio: Windows 10 Doesn't Detect Drive To Install To
Completed the hash checks as per the instructions - they all match
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VDisk Bus - Virtio: Windows 10 Doesn't Detect Drive To Install To
Errr....what's the syntax for listing the directory? It's in my 'isos' folder but I can't figure out how to write the directory properly in the Unraid console. I keep getting 'no such file or directory'
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