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I've read that moving a typical Unraid environment to a new system is fairly straightforward. Move the drives to the new system. Move the OS flash drive to the new system. Boot new system. If that's truly the case, I feel pretty good about the prospect. However, I'm going to be moving from an Intel platform to AMD. Does that introduce any additional factors for which I need to account? Current: Xeon E3-1265L V2 (4c/8t) on an Asus Z77 mATX motherboard, DDR3 RAM (non-ECC) New: AMD Ryzen 9 3900X (12c/24t) on an Asrock X570 ATX motherboard, DDR4 RAM (non-ECC) I'm running Unraid Pro v6.11.1 and just running NAS, VMs and a (relatively) meager Plex library with just a few convenience plugins.

Excellent! That did the trick. Plus, now I have a means of preclearing future drives from within the unRAID GUI. Thanks!

While researching options for my unRAID build, I decided to throw together a test box with a couple 160GB laptop drives, a 74GB WD Raptor and a Kingston 64GB SSD. I've got 1-160GB drive set as parity, the other 160 and the 74 as storage and the SSD as cache. I'm currently waiting on the parity sync to complete. The problem is that the SSD used to be the OS drive in a Xen test server. I didn't reformat it or anything, before putting in this box, and unRAID is showing it with a 4GB capacity. I reformatted it in unRAID, but it didn't repartition it in the process. What's the easiest way to get it repartitioned to its full capacity? I guess I could just pull it out and do in on my Windows machine, but I was wondering if there was an option to do so within the unRAID GUI that I was missing. Using unRAID 6.2.0-r3, btw.