niven

Thanks, got it up and running now. I did detect -- load drivers -- and save. Now its displaying my cpu and MB temp! Kinda found the right sensors from the description and checked the BIOS for confirmation hehe

Ok thanks! so I can't choose only to install PERL I get the entire packed so to speak?

Hey, I'm about to install System temp. And have red the wiki and forum posts. I'm wondering where i can find the latest version of PERL which is correct for unRAID. I found a link in a forum posts for v.5.18.1 but I guess this is outdated now. Any help would be nice

Here is one I use

Hello! I just bought a Raspberry Pi and i want to use it to be able to change/import/export files from my unraid server. I have successfully mounted my unraidshare; media , and can view the files on my PI. What I've done; cd /mnt sudo mkdir /mnt/unraidtower sudo mount -t cifs //192.xxx.x.xx/media /mnt/unraidtower -o username=pi,password=raspberry Then I'm able to read from the share, and see all the files in /mnt/unraidtower. But im not able to edit any of the files. I get premission denied even though I have created the user; pi with the correct password raspberry in unraid and sat the permissions for that user to Read/write. Any idea why i get file premission denied, or have I gone about this the wrong way? Any tips or help is greatly appreciated Edit got it solved

Hello! Just finished preclearing 3 Disks, and I'm wondering if anybody could take a look at the results and see if everything is okay? Also what should you look for in the preclear report when a disk is finished? There is a lot of information there.. So what is most important to inspect? Want to learn a little so I don't have to post my results everytime hehe preclear_results.txt

OK, thanks for the info! Yes I also run preclears from an attached console, and use the Alt + Fx to navigate. I haven't used Telnet sessions that much. Only tried it for some minor things like network info etc., but I will when i get the server up and running 100 %!

Hi garycase! thanks for the reply! OK, well I guess it will be fine; im using Core i3-3220 with 8GB of memory. Also question about the cycles, if there is some errors on the first cycle will the next be aborted or will it continue even though the first notified problems? Do you prefer to run all the cycles at once or "manually" start them after each finishes? Thats what the "-c 3" command will do right? start it right after and continue for 3 cycles? Loads of questions I know, but I want to make sure i don't mess up any preclears with bad settings/choices after all this takes some time

Hi I'm about to preclear a couple of new SEAGATE Barracuda 7200 3TB (ST3000DM001). And I want to know if its okay to preclear 3-4 disk at one time? I've been told in another post that if you want to preclear multiple disks at one time you should use the; "-r" "-w" and "-b" options to the preclear script to limit their memory usage. So what I'm wondering is if this command will do the job: ./preclear_disk.sh -r 65536 -w 65536 -b 2000 -A -c 2 /dev/sdX I want to run 2 or maybe 3 cycles, and also prevent memory problems when preforming the preclear. The values were suggested in the preclear section of the wikipage. So should I just leave it at that? Or is it needed to change the values? Any suggestions or tips would be great!

Hey Guys! I just ran a preclear on 6 of my disks on my new unRAID server. Some of the disks did not preclear successfully. I bought two new drives which successfully precleared. The other four was Samsung SpinPoint F4EG 2TB drives all of these failed the preclear. I used these with a ONNTO Data Tale storage-box which used RAID 5. I don't know if this made some weird adjustments/settings etc to the disks, or if they are just defect (I don't think they are defect since they worked on the storage box.) here is the systemlog:https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/14849131/systemlog.txt I posted the whole thing because I'm not sure what to look for.. Any help advice/info to resolve this would be greatly appreciated! - niv