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If you have read the rest of this thread and understand what is required to have a good, usable copy of your usb drive, then the only thing you need to do to make the new one bootable is run make_bootable just like when you created your original setup. ... and your key file Of course the original key file won't work on a new USB drive, but if you have a new key file for the new drive then you would use it. I think the webUI in V6 also gives you a way to register a new USB drive and get a new key, but I have not tried that functionality.

If you have read the rest of this thread and understand what is required to have a good, usable copy of your usb drive, then the only thing you need to do to make the new one bootable is run make_bootable just like when you created your original setup.

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From the first post in this thread: That tells you how to share a device. You should be able to figure out how to unshare it.

Great suggestion. Got it installed in a flash. Unfortunately, it does not seem to be able to move a folder from Unassigned Devices :-( And that is what I am trying to do. Currently trying to move my old Windows (NTFS) data onto the array. I figured it would be quicker that doing a move from a Windows VM. Google Midnight Commander (mc). It is built-in to unRAID and it gives you a sort of text-based, two-panel, file explorer that is easy to figure out and use. Just navigate to /mnt and look around, you will be able to see your disks, including the unassigned device. Then you can copy/move from one panel to the other with some function keys.

Might be simpler for you to just use the unBalance plugin which is based on this.

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To further elaborate, unRAID parity is not a file backup. No storage solution is a backup unless it is used to store an extra copy of files. Extra copies are the only thing that counts as backup. Make a backup plan NOW. You don't have to backup everything, but you should give some thought into what you decide you won't backup. Make some priorities. What is important and irreplaceable? What is difficult or expensive to replace? What would be inconvenient to replace or difficult to live without until it could be replaced? What else would you like to backup and you have enough storage for? Etc.

And even rebuilding the drive a file was on cannot recover a file since parity is realtime and so whatever is on the disk now is what you would get.

Did it work differently with this exact same disk before? What do you get from the command line with this? ls -alh /mnt/disks/whatever-name-you-chose-for-the-disk

Have you read the rest of this thread? What have you tried?

What do you have under Settings - Unassigned Devices - SMB Security?

Community Applications has a feature for this.

Without knowing the background of Android dev I wouldn't want to condemn anyone for anything, whilst I don't disagree with what you're saying. As an end user, this solution is perfectly acceptable for me, at least for the next few years until my eyesight goes the same way as my hair..... Not sure if you think I was condemning anyone or not, but I wasn't. Changing the global font size on the phone is not going to work for many people though. Take it from me, those next few years will be here before you know it. Having a setting within the app for font size for the app might work though.

Changing font size is not an acceptable workaround. Having said that, it is also not an important issue.

If it is used to rebuild a smaller drive then it doesn't need to be clear. If it is added to a new slot it must be clear so parity is maintained. If you don't clear it unRAID will clear it for you. The most recent versions clear drives without taking the array offline.

Delete and recreate docker.img then reinstall all dockers. See 6.2 release notes

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Take a look at the docker run command shown on that hub.docker page you linked. That is basically what you are trying to achieve by filling in the form on the add docker page in unRAID.

Don't know much about cAdvisor, but your docker.img used space is shown on the Settings - Docker page.

The log for the docker. You can get this by clicking on that docker's icon in the dashboard and selecting Log from the popup.

Format is never the right thing to do if you intend to keep data.

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Who is the "They" that built you a test version? Are you sure they built you a docker, or is it just a linux executable?