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I had a similar issue after upgrading all of my applications and Unraid to 6.8.2. I had to go into Settings -> Nerdpack and update a few packages. I think it was libffi that was the problem.

Just replying to say thanks for posting the solution! Instead of totally disabling the HTTP checking, I was able to get it to work by adding the ip of my unraid server as an exception under: Advanced -> Web and Email -> Protocol Filtering -> Excluded IP Addresses Adding it as a URL exclusion didn't seem to work for some reason.

Try using the HP Formatting tool described in the Wiki: http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php?title=USB_Flash_Drive_Preparation#If_the_Flash_will_not_boot.2C_read_over_the_following_tips Also, if you're on Vista/Win7, make sure you're running syslinux as Administrator.

I'm using the Supermicro CSE-M35T-1B with my Antec 1200. I had to use a dremel to remove the tabs in the 5.25 bays. The front fans are clipped to the the 3-in-3 hdd enclosures that come with the case, but you can mount the fans without the 3-in-3 enclosure. I'm not sure you'd be able to use the front fans with any 5-in-3 enclosure that has a backplane because of space issues. You might be able to use the front fans with a bare-bones enclosure (forum thread), but you would still need to remove the tabs somehow. I'm happy with the Supermicro 5-in-3 enclosures so far. The only thing it's lacking is a dust filter, but I couldn't find any 5-in-3 enclosure that had one. The fan was a little loud so I replaced it with a Scythe and I'm planning on taping up the holes in the enclosure to get better airflow across my drives.