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I am trying to install Unraid 6.12.3 on a server that I just built. When the GRUB menu shows up it is shifted to the right and partially offscreen. When I try booting with the GUI/No-GUI/No-modules the machine hangs after displaying a number of errors. I have added the images here to see if anyone else has had these issues. Please let me know if you need more information. FYI: I dont have any hard drives plugged in. This is just the USB plugged in. Motherboard: MSI MS-7793/FM2-A85XA-G65

Never thought hard drives could look sexy

Very nice. Looks like the hunchback, Ephialtes from 300

Whats the little box at the bottom of the case for?

Thats why I went with the 690 II Advanced instead of the 590. It has the six internal drive bays that slide out like Blofeld's case. With two additional 3-in-2's thats 12 drives. Perfect for a Plus licence. Should I require more I can always get a bracket for over the PSU as per Joe's recommendation.

@ Blofed - Thats one nice looking server! You have any pics from the front? I have never sen that case before but its really nice, especially the HD management.

Are you sure you have suspend enabled in the bios?

Have been using this for a while and I love it. Fast as hell. Quick question: If I add a new folder to an existing share, will this acknowledge the newly added folder?

Thanks bubbaQ. This script works well as I tried it fully last night. It monitors my MediaPC (via ping) and when my media pc goes to sleep (ie I go to sleep ), my unRAID box goes to standby. When my media pc is awoken, it wakes up the unRAID box via wakeonlan. How to wake up your unRAID box from an Ubuntu pc 1. Install wakeonlan (one time only) sudo apt-get install wakeonlan 2. create a script called 50wakeupserver.sh #!/bin/bash ## --- Local nodes ----------------------- ## ## Modify this to put your own MAC ## address below. The format is: ## "xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx", where "xx:xx..." is ## the MAC address of your unRAID server the ## magic packet is going to be sent to. case $1 in thaw) echo "Bringing up Server..." wakeonlan xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx ;; resume) echo "Bringing up Server..." wakeonlan xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx ;; *) echo "" ;; esac 3. make script executable chmod +x 50wakeupserver.sh 4. Place script in /etc/pm/sleep.d Now when your Ubuntu PC is woken up it will automatically wake up your unRAID server

OK guys, I went ahead and edited the script with echoed output for info etc. This is what the output looks like Thu Aug 5 15:01:41 BOT 2010 Starting S3 script Thu Aug 5 15:16:47 BOT 2010 Mover Complete Thu Aug 5 15:17:06 BOT 2010 Sync Complete Thu Aug 5 15:17:11 BOT 2010 Going to sleep NOW! Thu Aug 5 15:17:11 BOT 2010 unRAID Server Offline Switching from vt1 to vt1 Calling get_mode Calling do_post Calling set_vbe_mode switching back to vt1 Thu Aug 5 15:18:26 BOT 2010 Resumed from sleep Thu Aug 5 15:18:26 BOT 2010 Network set to Gb Thu Aug 5 15:18:26 BOT 2010 unRAID Server Online Its the same script as posted before by numerous guys Sleep timer configurable Sleep only during XX hours configurable Checks for no HDD activity Checks for no Network activity Checks to see if another dependent host is alive before sleeping Moves all files from cache before shutting down Syncs disks before shutting down Uses s2ram for shutdown Renews DHCP on awake Resets Gb Ethernet on awake Thanks again for all that made this script happen. I have attached it below for redundancy. s3.zip

I would also like to know this. Do we need to add /bin/sync to the pre_sleep_activity() ?

Can someone tell me what 5 in 3 bay is this?