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Got it working thanks to BinHex him/herself. Uninstalled via the web interface (was able to click on the icon then remove). Then I removed the directory /boot/config/plugins/dynamix/dynamix.cfg/

Thank you!!!! This worked!

I am setting up an unRaid server. I'm still on the trial licence. So far, I have two drives in the array that I have moved most of my data to. I was about ready to turn on parity and add my old drives to the array. I installed binhex-preclear via the community plugin and all of a sudden, my webui is foobar. I've tried safemode with no dice. I had not backed up my USB config yet, and I was able to uninstall the binhex-preclear plugin. Is there a way to refresh the webui, but keep everything else in place?

I am having the same issue as reported above. Someone should really mark this plugin as broken! Has anyone figured out how to reverse this install issue? What I see on my webui (even in safe mode!) Warning: parse_ini_file(/boot/config/plugins/dynamix/dynamix.cfg): failed to open stream: Success in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix/include/Wrappers.php on line 22 Warning: array_replace_recursive(): Expected parameter 2 to be an array, bool given in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix/include/Wrappers.php on line 22 Warning: extract() expects parameter 1 to be array, null given in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix/template.php on line 21

Thanks for the suggestion Gary. I will back up my important media onto some smaller hard drives I have lying around before starting the procedure. I'm also planning on burning in the new drive before I continue as I think it may be having some issues off the bat (this is the 2nd RMA'ed drive so I'm very suspicious of the drives already).

The most important data has been backed up (and will be re-backed up before this process). But my 1TB of movies and my massive media library is not backed up. I would hate to rebuild this library, but it wouldn't be catastrophic. I'm trying to read as much as I can before I attempt this, but most of the documentation was written on previous versions, and assumes that you have multiple desktops.

I am wanting to setup an unraid server on my desktop which currently houses all of my data. My windows 7 PC currently has a raid 1 array that had a drive failure. The RMAed drive showed up and windows has had trouble syncing both drives. I'm thinking of turning this Windows 7 desktop computer into a unraid server to use as my network storage for my laptops, ipads, and andriod XBMC TV front-ends. My issue is, every walk-through that I've found is how to transfer this data through a network. I have 3 drives that I want to use: Drive A : 1 x 1TB - current houses all my backed up DVDs (95% full) Drive B : 1 x 2TB - my working RAID 1 device that houses photos, backups from laptops, music, and various other stuff (Most important drive) Drive C : 1 x 2TB - My newest drive that is failing to sync up with my existing RAID. My thinking is this: 1) setup unraid using a blank thumb-drive and Drive C. 2) Run some checks on Drive C to ensure it's viability. 3) Plug in Drive B and use MC to copy the data from B to C. 4) Delete enough data on B to copy A to B. 5) Reformat drive A and add it to unRaid 6) Copy backed up data on Drive B back to Drive A 7) Reformat Drive B and add to unRaid as parity drive Is this a safe way to do this? If not, I'm unsure how I'm going to use unRaid without buying a 2nd system or more Hard Drives. All of which would exceed my budget at the moment.