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Is the bug that the scripts are not working at all? Or the double slash? Or are they connected? BTW, I see that in "historic devices" when I have unplugged my drive, all scripts settings are gone from that view. But they come back when I plug my drive...

I added a very simple scripts to an external harddrive, just to confirm that it was running. #!/bin/bash PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin ## Available variables: # ACTION - if mounting, ADD; if unmounting, UNMOUNT; if unmounted, REMOVE; if error, ERROR_MOUNT, ERROR_UNMOUNT # DEVICE - partition device, e.g. /dev/sda1 # UD_DEVICE - unassigned devX designation # SERIAL - disk serial number # LABEL - partition label # LUKS - if the device is encrypted, this is the partition device, e.g. /dev/sda1 # FSTYPE - partition filesystem # MOUNTPOINT - where the partition is mounted # OWNER - "udev" if executed by UDEV, otherwise "user" # PROG_NAME - program name of this script # LOGFILE - log file for this script case $ACTION in 'ADD' ) echo "mounted" >> $LOGFILE ;; 'REMOVE' ) echo "unmounted" >> $LOGFILE ;; esac I also added automount to the the disk, and I see that mounting works fine. But it does not seem that the script is running when disk is mounted. The log file is empty. Also tried to write to /tmp/mount.txt and /tmp/unmount.txt instead of logfile, but nothing happens there are as well. Device script is pointing to: /boot/config/plugins/unassigned.devices//mnt/disks/ExtBackup1.sh I see that this file contains my script. (BTW why does the path contain a double slash?) Any ideas?

I did some googling, but does not seem to find a good answer to this. What is now the "best way" of changing the keyboard layout, so that I can access the console using my Norwegian keyboard. Seems to be set to US, and all the special characters are in unfamiliar places...

Solved it. Needed the plus version of the plugin.

I have installed unassigned devices plugin and have successfully mounted an internal disk and done some copying. Was now going to mount an external disk to copy some files from that. But it seems that unraid mounts "wrong partition" on disk. See attached image. I want to mount "backup3" instead of the EFI one. If I click backup3 it asks me if I want to change mount point. I answer yes, and it says success, but nothing really happens. Same partition gets mounted. Any ideas?

I am repurposing my Windows daily driver to Unraid. I am going to start using a Mac as daily driver and use the current Windows machine as an Unraid NAS. To prepare for this, I would like to start setting up Unraid already now, so when my Mac arrives, I have my Unraid NAS ready with all my files available. But I also will need to use my Windows install until the new Mac arrives. I have 4 "fresh" HDs that I will mount in my Windows machine and use as Unraid disks. None of the disks currently used in the Windows installed will be used for Unraid. It seems that I should be able to download Unraid and boot from a flash and set up Unraid using the 4 fresh HDs and leave the Windows disks untouched? In this way I can in this transition period switch between Unraid and Windows using the boot priority (USB vs. Win HD)? Or is there some issues doing this? Anything that I need to be aware of?