Crystal420

Thanks for the idea, I will try and flash it I guess

I know! Very much my previous experience. It just doesn't save... I change from enabled to disabled. Exit and save. But the next boot... the same thing. The Insecure signature only appears on the unraid usb boot. Sounds like it is an issue with the Motherboard itself... but can't for the life of me understand what it could be.

I have tried, so many times... beyond a joke these times. Its never been so difficult on any of my systems. As I never experienced this before I assumed it had to be something with the usb as it seemed to reset everytime. Any ideas on any other settings that influence secure boot? Switching it ti disabled doesn't seem to work. I wonder if there is another setting that is 'resetting' it that I need to turn off first.

I recently built a new server, complete new hardware save for 1 cache drive from old system. I had an older nvme which I took from a laptop that initially booted into windows but I then wiped it through the uefi. The first boot went fine, and i was able to access the webui. I did a 'shut down' in unraid and subsequently I was having trouble booting into unraid it went straight to uefi. Rightly or wrongly went online and tried a bunch of things - saw there were solutions which talked about chnaging efi- folder to efi. So put the unraid usb into my windows and checked... it was already efi, but I also ran the 'make-bootable.bat'... which I feel was a mistake. Since then when the unraid usb in the system I get the error 'invalid signature detected' I have been trying to disable secureboot but no luck it just alwasy stays enabled. Have disabled tpm and all other boot protections but nothing saves. Even tried a cmos reset through the button on my mobo (asrock) and disconnecting the cmos battery. (After complete power down and unplugging, and draining capacitors. Tried disconnecting all other hdd and booting without anything and couldn't get a display.. display is back when plugging in unraid usb but still cannot disable secure boot or get into unraid. (Insecure msg is back) My thinking is I have messed up the usb drive and I was thinking I would try with a fresh install, but really down want to lose my set up if at all possible. Can you copy over theb'system' files and keep setup files? Which ones? Or does anyone have any other ideas... completely at a loss here. New server is: 12600 with igpu. 32gb ram Asrock z690m itx/ax

Would then it be best to try something like: CY M.2 NGFF NVME M-Key PCI Express to SATA 3.0 6Gbps 5 Ports Adapter Converter Hard Drive Extension Card JMB585 2280 Link Amazon And try and find an enclosure to power the drives and link them through individual Sata cables? Do you know what I would need to search for for something like that?

Hi, Just getting started with unraid and looking for some advice on what I can and can't do with the hardware I have, and some directions to build in. I have: M910q - i7 7700T 2.9GHz 16GB RAM SSDs: 1x 256gb m.2 and 1x 4gb currently in the m910. 1x 2gb, 1x 1.5gb - as storage in my current gaming computer HDD: WD external 4gb I would like to build out a good backup solution, have been relying too much on Dropbox for my files. Want to have more local backup solutions. I also would like to set up: Plex - overseer/ rr Calibre for ebooks Owntracks Paperless Bitwarden Simple login Ubuntu server VM Home Assistant OS And probably other docker/VM projects to play around with. I know SSDs aren't great to start with but don't have a bunch of money. My thinking was to run the 4tb as a cache and run all VMS docker etc from there. Then have a small array, with the 4tb for now. But interested if I can incorporate anything else in there or if there is a better choice. In future I would like to have a small 4-5 drive bay and slowly build some Nas HDDs in there. But not sure where to Start or whether I should go down a USB route or try doing some sas/SATA thing (not very knowledgeable in this just found this project which looked interesting - Tinynas but not very sure how to get that to work and soldering the power seems a bit beyond me) Any other thoughts or advice? And any cheapish drive bays or solutions to move forward. I probably have 2-300 bucks to spend at the moment.. but am willing to keep adding. So I was thinking that might give me an enclosure and one 4tb HDD... Maybe I could shuck the other to start. And then build more 4tb in. But then I read maybe it's better to start with a 10gb or something and go on that way.any advice is appreciated. Thanks Crystal