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This is spot on - my computer 1 is a laptop with touchscreen (Lenovo Y2P) - I have a nagging feeling that if I'd stayed with W8, I wouldn't have been facing this. Not very happy with the W10 upgrade overall :-/ Cheers, Thomas

This is awesome! Thanks gfjardim for your work on this too! I followed the upgrade instructions posted by ljm42 earlier in the thread and everything worked - except for one thing, highlighted in italics below: 1. From computer 1, running W10 with latest Chrome browser, I have no control over the cursor in the VNC window 2. From computer 1, running W10 with latest Edge browser, I have full control over the cursor in the VNC window 3. From computer 2, running W10 with latest Chrome browser, I have full control over the cursor in the VNC window I can access the VNC menu points and open them, but once I try to move the cursor inside the boundaries of the Crashplan app window, cursor disappears - the cursor (arrow) in the Crashplan app just sits there, mocking me. Have tried opening the settings and check the "local cursor" setting, but the box stays greyed. It is however checked when opening the settings in scenario 2 and 3. Any suggestions? Could there be some kind of Chrome browser setting that prevents me from taking over the cursor in scenario 1? Cheers, Thomas

I think I spotted it - had accidentally set a timer setting to -7 (likely while pressing arrow-down on the config page while being stuck in the selection box) and that didn't sit to well with hydra. Removed that and it started working :-)

Trying this out but I keep getting this error when I try to search: An error occured : 500: INTERNAL SERVER ERROR local variable 'papiaccess' referenced before assignment Anyone?

So, I've been putting this off for some time, but finally ran out of other chores to do, so I've been going through this thread and a couple of others. I must say that I find it a little daunting to sling around terabytes on my server in one line commands and my head is spinning a bit after reading up on this. Apart from the fact that it will take longer, is there something wrong with adding an extra drive (all my drives are 4TB) and then follow this scheme. 1. Use MC to copy everything from source drive to a /t folder on extra drive (TeraCopy is not for me either, as it hiccups a lot with large copy batches) 2. Verify that everything was copied correctly and fully 3. Reformat the old drive to XFS 4. Copy back the content of the /t folder to the source drive (now formatted to XFS) 5. Verify that everything was copied correctly and fully It seems to me that this way I will not have to worry about new configs, disk placements and which disks are part of what share?

Had that as well - just removed and reinstalled the GUI mate docker and all was fine again.

Thanks to this topic I became aware of the crashplan gui docker which I just installed - works like a charm So thanks, gfjardim and SparklyBalls! Edit: Well, seems like I was too quick to celebrate. After a restart, it no longer works - won't login to the ubuntu session hosting the Crashplan Desktop application. Will have to revisit settings to figure this out. Resolution: There was a very logical "gotcha" behind it. I had changed the password for the ubuntu session that hosts the crashplan-desktop application. At some point I had - afterwards - fiddled with the settings for the docker. That initiates a re-fetch of the docker - which in turn reinstates the original password.

According to this post (http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=18787.msg168156#msg168156), the BR10i does not work on 5b14? I am a bit baffled that support for a seemingly working device in b12 would be removed in a later version? The BR10i seems an absolute steal compared to a lot of the other options, so it seems a shame if it isn't supported. Can anyone comment on this - if it truly isn't working in 5b14, if support is expected once version 5 reaches final?