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root@MicroServer:/tmp/libpar2# cp /tmp/nzbget-0.8.0-testing/libpar2-0.2-*.patch . root@MicroServer:/tmp/libpar2# dir install/ libpar2-0.2-bugfixes.patch* usr/ libpar2-0.2-MSVC8.patch* libpar2-0.2-cancel.patch* Yeah mate.

Append the name of the package to the end of: http://pkgs.org/package/ So, if you want libpar2, http://pkgs.org/package/libpar2 Then, grab the latest i486 Slackware build. e.g.: "libpar2-0.2-i486-3sl.txz" If you can't get there from here, you may need more help than I can provide and may need to wait for an unMENU package, if anyone does one. Ok, got all the packages I needed, although the libpar2 package seems to be updated and was a little different. I have gotten to this point in the first script? --- root@MicroServer:/tmp/libpar2# patch < libpar2-0.2-bugfixes.patch can't find file to patch at input line 4 Perhaps you should have used the -p or --strip option? The text leading up to this was: -------------------------- |diff -aud ../libpar2-0.2-original/par2repairer.cpp ../libpar2-0.2/par2repairer.cpp |--- ../libpar2-0.2-original/par2repairer.cpp 2006-01-20 18:25:20.000000000 +0100 |+++ ../libpar2-0.2/par2repairer.cpp 2008-02-06 12:02:53.226050300 +0100 -------------------------- --- It asks me "File to patch:" This was mentioned in the install guide and now I am stuck. Was going well lol.

*Raises noob hand* Hey man, I got to here and got stuck. I see there are some packages that are obviously needed to get this up and running but I cannot understand how to find them on that site? Sorry.

Literally type in: 'lsof' ? I got it to shutdown using the power down script but as I was originally going for a reboot using the script was obviously not the best idea. I will run that command next time and see what happens.

The log is giving me this: Jun 15 18:17:54 MicroServer emhttp: shcmd (31): umount /mnt/user >/dev/null 2>$stuff$1 (Other emhttp) Jun 15 18:17:54 MicroServer emhttp: _shcmd: shcmd (31): exit status: 1 (Other emhttp) The number just goes up each time.

I removed the Level 4 all together, that field is now blank. Hope that works still.

So your saying that the 40% would be put to good use?

Sorry, didn't really lay that out very well. Media > TV Show Season Media > Movies 720 What is the theory behind making a new share for say the TV shows? The problem I have is that say I have 2TB drive full of movies and another only 60% full of TV shows wouldn't this then mean I would be un-able to use the remaining 40% because it was earmarked for TV shows.

Cheers, TV > Show > Season > Movies > Type >

Hi All Brand spanking new to the UnRAID software. I bought the plus license and currently have a HP MicroServer with 5x 2TB Hitachi drives in it. Currently the whole thing is doing a parity sync. This brings me to the setup of a share, I followed as best I could this guide: http://www.lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php?title=Un-Official_UnRAID_Manual#Shares I have the following setup but I am not sure about it: SHARE Allocation Method: Most Free Min Free Space: Split Level: Level 4 Included Disk(s): disk1,disk2,disk3,disk4 (disk6 is the parity drive) Excluded Disk(s): Export (SMB): Export read/write Now until the parity sync is done I will not be sending any files to it. What worries me though is that I bought UnRAID under the assumption I could setup a RAID5 like configuration. I don't need or want to separate files across separate drives (UnRAID can do this in the background if it wants) I just want the drives to appear as one folder and for that to have roughly 7.2TB of space to be used. All advice welcome. Please note I am new, some or ALL of the above could be wrong. If you do reply to the thread please assume nothing.