LVLAaron

For what it's worth, I was able to do some digging and found out what to do. Add this to my go script to keep things simple. Now if you forward port 666 to your unraid machine, hamachi won't have to proxy and will be much faster for you. echo "Sock.UdpPort 666" > /var/lib/logmein-hamachi/h2-engine-override.cfg

Where is the equivalent of the file "~/.hamachi/config" on a normal Linux system? I want to set a specific UDP port for it to listen on so I'm not stuck on a slow relay.

Can I assign a second IP address to my unraid box, or change the port that the unraid interface uses? I have installed lighttpd and want to use port 80 for that...

Wiki it is: http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php?title=Installing_VirtualBox_in_unRAID WOW. I'll give it a shot when I get home (next week)

Does anyone want to work on a legit wiki page with instructions for this? and keep that updated instead of a thread that we have to dig through to find information? - like that script looks awesome, but I have to still go back and search for where to find the packages... etc etc.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813500046&cm_re=ATOM-_-13-500-046-_-Product This one looks pretty great. PCI-X wait... only 100mbit lan. STUPID!

The supermicro seems silly to me for the cost... Yes it's a good name and a nice board, but I could a "real" cpu/board combo for that price. For my purposes I'll never need more than 6 drives. Especially @ 2tb each (3 whenever unraid supports them)

Thanks for the comments guys. I'd like to get something super small and quiet... working on a custom case with 2.5 inch disks.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131630 Comments? Thinking about getting this for a 4 drive setup....

I'm with you. Going to hunt down an ATOM board and processor just to have something current that I don't have to worry about crashing on me.

/vmfs/volumes/4de78b45-c22b1116-ffc8-000c296d9eb4/UnRAID # vmkfstools -a lsilogic -z /vmfs/devices/disks/mpx.vmhba1:C0:T1:L0: mydisk1.vmdk Failed to create virtual disk: The destination file system does not support large files (12). I'm having trouble setting up the RDM. I'm testing this in vmware workstation... (ESXi is a guest in vmware workstation) I'm using 40gb disks.... what gives with the error?

I've actually got some dual nics for it; it used to be a router That's why I got the SFF. I'll check out the form factor tonight. Sounds like the best plan.

Are the motherboards in those boxes standard ATX? I'm totally cool with sticking it in a regular case!

I was thinking something like this; http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16816132029

I planned on testing the hardware tonight on a free version of unRAID. As far as the power supply goes, I assume if I had a box with drives in it, the power would come from that box, not the PC. This little guy wouldnt' even have a spinning drive in it.

Is there a one-stop-shop somewhere with instructions for running unRAID 4.7 on a full slackware distro?

My current unraid box is an aging P4 3.2ghz xeon (5 years old I think) I have a dell optiplex 740 AMD 64bit dual core system I'd like to utilize... it's just collecting dust ATM. The only problem is that it's one of these super small form factor desktops. it has 2 PCI slots and one PCI Express slot. Could I use some sort of external box to put drives in, and use a half height SATA card and run cables to it? Something of that nature? Or should I just sell it and buy a cheapo barebones kit from newegg? What are my options here?

I did. the package from google code had a preconfigured config.php in it already; maybe that's the issue. I've given up on the project for now. My box is an old p4 - probably not capable... I really just want to run openvpn on this box

Can anyone assist with phpvirtualbox?

I could use a little help with the phpvirtualbox part.... I have phpvirtualadmin @ "/boot/packages/phpvirtualbox/" and have setup the webserver on port 82. I ran these commands: VBoxManage setproperty websrvauthlibrary null vboxwebsrv -b -H 10.10.1.122 --logfile /dev/null >/dev/null When I go to http://tower:82 I get a popup that says An unknown PHP error occurred. This is most likely a syntax error in config.php in phpVirtualBox's folder. The most common errors are an unclosed quote or a missing semicolon in a configuration item that has been entered (e.g. location, username, or password). Depending on your PHP configuration, navigating directly to config.php in your web browser may display the PHP error message. If find that this is not the case, or have no idea what this error message means, please raise the issue at http://code.google.com/p/phpvirtualbox/issues/list So I go to http://tower:82/config.php and get a "500 - Internal Server Error" In config.php there is this: /* Username / Password for system user that runs VirutalBox */ var $username = 'ian'; var $password = 'password'; var $location = 'http://10.10.1.122:18083/'; I changed the IP address to match my server, but the username and password? What's up with those? Do they matter since we set authentication to null?

I waited overnight. Did nothing. also please note the v command for verbose, it should have been showing something. I extracted it somewhere else and copied it to that machine. solved for now I guess.

I'm totally lost getting phpvirtualbox running. I have virtualbox running and installed (at least I think so! no errors or anything) and I have phpvirtualbox extracted to: /mnt/cache/phpvirtualbox-0.5 What do I need to do?

Anyone have instructions to get phpvirtualbox going?

I'm following the instructions @ http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=10978.0 and executing the command "tar -C /usr/src -zxv linux-2.6.32.9.tar.gz" But nothing ever happens... it just sits there. What's going on here?

It finally started.... Took a LONG time though... Anything I should check? just to be safe?