ZerkerEOD

I renamed it when flashing several times. I only tried one time for EFI (without naming it) and it didn't work either. I will update tomorrow but honestly I think it could be the Asustor 6604T. The reason I am switching from the ADM to Unraid is because the ADM and Docker would crash so that I had no access to my services that I was hosting (about 3-5 days before a crash) and it wouldn't reboot from the ADM manager, or even sshing and doing a kernel reboot mod. I would have to have physical access to the server and hold the power button for a hard shutdown which is never good.

No sorry, I can only boot if I go to the boot from file option which means i have to have a keyboard and monitor plugged in at all times for when or if it crashes or a power outage takes it offline. I used to show in the actual boot menu and would remember the choice before I pulled the USB to attempt to update bios. I uploaded images in hopes that helps. I don't know if it's the flash drive or the bios that's bad. I order a Samsung fit drive that should arrive tomorrow and I'll try to format it and see if that is recognized. But since I reformated the SanDisk yesterday I wouldn't be able to pull the logs for the original problem.

That is sadly easier said than done. I apparently burned it to the ground. I was trying to research similar problems and someone said ensure that you have the most updated BIOS, and the only way to do that is from inside the Asustor ADM software. So I did a stupid thing and pulled the flash drive that was booting properly so that it would boot to ADM. I also pulled all HDD so that ADM didn't overwrite what I had. Turns out you need a drive to start it, so I inserted one I didn't care about and found out my BIOS was the most up to date that crappy company has released. So I stuck my flash drive back in and it is no longer seem in the boot menu. I can select boot from file and boot that way but if it ever ever goes down I have to connect the monitor and keyboard to recover. So, I spent most of last night dealing with losing my configuration also since I was still on a trial key testing it out and rebuilding the flash drive. Then I came across a post where SanDisk isn't recommended anymore so I ordered a new one. I have also tried flashing the stick with both UEFI (originally working) and EFI modes. Nothing works anymore.

Hey, I am new to Unraid and doing the trial right now. I have been struggling all day trying to migrate my data into an unraid array. I am running on an Asustor 6604T, I copied all my data off the Asustor onto a 12TB HDD (used 8TB). Now I setup Unraid and trying to migrate the data. I have tried copying it through terminal with cp to /mnt/user/data/ I have tried using mc to the same location. I have even tried copying it with rsync and every time within about 5 minutes the unraid webgui fails and I have to hold the power button down to hard shutdown and then bring it back up. Does any one have any idea? I also took out the parity drive, set up hourly data mover from the scheduler and don't know what else to do. It seems stable and runs for hours as long as its not transferring data from the external drive to the array.