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  1. Found 'bug' in s3sleep plugin - all my systems won't shutdown with this plugin. change s3_sleep script from: system_down() { log "Shutdown system now" # Perform a 'clean' powerdown [b]powerdown[/b] }[/size] to: [b] /usr/local/sbin/powerdown[/b] exit 0 } And auto-shutdown is worked
  2. tested owncloud install 7 times in my 2 Unrsiad 6.1.7 servers today. All plugin settings by default. No luck - owncloud unreachable on port 8000. Only two files in /mnt/user/appdata/owncloud server.key server.pem No configs, etc. logfile: No pre-existing certificate found, generating a new one with subject: /C=US/ST=CA/L=City/O=Organization/OU=Organization Unit/CN=yourhome.com ca-bundle.crt fix_config.php server.key server.pem Creating DH Parameters File
  3. Spindown will be released trough internal hdd sleep timer (hdparm -Sxxx)? If yes, do not forget to re-program timer after return from S3-sleep mode Some words to WD CAVIAR GREEN 1(?2)TB Drives: internal spindown timer blockd on this hdd by permanent execution "smart offline collection" test. Workaround: execute "smartctl -o off /dev/hdX for all WD Green once, if no spindown, and power cycle system.
  4. Ok, here is long-awaited, short HOW-TO... reflash IBM m1015, LSI 9240-8i, Intel RS2WC080 (SAS2008 SATAIII) controllers to IT-mode!!! First off, create a standard bootable DOS USB Flash Drive. Download and unpack tools from http://www.mediafire.com/?x1t5z0qyohnhopf to USB flash root directory. System req: ONLY ONE LSI card in your system at reflash time!!! Boot from USB Flash Drive 1. Save original sbr (serial boot rom) - i have only original IBM 1015 sbr file, another (intel/LSI) controller users, pls, upload and share your sbr files in this forum! Megarec -readsbr 0 backup.sbr 2. Write clean sbr file to controller: megarec -writesbr 0 empty.bin 3. Erase controller Flash (Yes, this is safe procedure) megarec -cleanflash 0 4. Power cycle your system (yes, no boot-time bios screen appear, this is normal) 5. Reflash controller to IT-mode. sas2flsh -o -f 2108it.bin -b mptsas2.rom 6. Program SAS address in IT-mode: sas2flsh -o -sasadd 500605bxxxxxxxxx where "500605bxxxxxxxxx" SAS address from small green sticker on yor card, without "-" All done Pros: You have low-cost(65$ on ebay), fast, high-quality LSI 9210-8i Unraid 5.6a+ compatible controller. IT-mode http://lsi.com/storage_home/products_home/host_bus_adapters/sas_hbas/internal/sas9210-8i/index.html Cons: 1. No hdd spindown. Workaround: add "hdparm -S242 /dev/sdX" in boot script and poweroff.sh (program spindown after wake-on) 2. Hdd Temp/Smart att. do not show in Unmenu/Mymain Workaround: find and delete all strings "-d ata" from "smartctl -a -d ata" in unmain scripts ============================================================== It is possibly to re-flash controller back? Yes. Megarec -writesbr 0 m1015.bin Download LSI 9240-8i firmware from lsi site: http://lsi.com/storage_home/products_home/internal_raid/megaraid_sas/entry_line/megaraid_sas_9240-8i/index.html Extract imr_fw.rom file. MegaRec -m0flash 0 imr_fw.rom Power cycle your system Megacli -adpfacdefset -a0 Rreboot Waaaaiiiittt (about ~3 min frosen boot-screen) All done! Edit, FAQ, etc. are welcome....
  5. After several hours of researches, I have received a way and the software to reflash IBM M1015 (LSI9240-8i, INTEL RS2WC080 and other rebadged version LSI SI9240) to IT-mode. Now i have the full functional adapter for Unraid. Not bad for a card which costs 50-65$ on ebay!! All it, unfortunately, costed to me one physically destroyed IBM M1015 (physically cracked 1 SFF-8087 socket) and as indemnification for the publication good idea would be 1 license Unraid Pro. Joke Anyway, IT mode it is possible... P.S. Also, it was possible to include RAID5 on original IBM M1015 RAID firmware, but it another story altogether
  6. Some incompatiility with Unraid (V4.x & V5.x) - Wake On Lan do not work No full support for Broadcom BCM5723 in Ubuntu/Slackware... Of course, WHS or W2k8R2 have working WOL, as always Same issue here: http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?p=18188405