[(SOLVED) First time using Unraid, won't boot.]

Solution!!  Set "Legacy USB" to disable, in CSM change all to UEFI first.  Boots like a champ.  Thanks!

[(SOLVED) First time using Unraid, won't boot.]

Here's the screen shots of my bios pages.  I've noticed when I set the boot priority to "UEFI Sandisk" the computer goes right to the bios screen, if I set to "Sandisk" it posts, then blank screen.

[(SOLVED) First time using Unraid, won't boot.]

6 hours ago, PeteB said:

Have a look at your secure boot settings. It should be set to "other os"

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Set to "other os" = still no bot screen

 

[(SOLVED) First time using Unraid, won't boot.]

4 hours ago, DoItMyselfToo said:

Mike.  Have you looked at the video, Configuring Your Bios?  Here's the link, top row and third from the left.

 

https://lime-technology.com/videos/

Yea i set what i could.   I'll post the full settings later to see if you guys see something i missed.

[(SOLVED) First time using Unraid, won't boot.]

Yes sir

[(SOLVED) First time using Unraid, won't boot.]

Been trying a different bios settings, usb drives fat32 and fat for 3 hours now, nothing works.  Should I accept the fact that unraid doesn't work with the H87iplus?

[(SOLVED) First time using Unraid, won't boot.]

Hi all, first time user here.  Currently using win10 and plex to stream to rokus around the house.  I have to expand my storage and build in some redundancy so I figured I'd give Unraid a shot.  So far I've created the boot USB drive using the "getting started" instructions.  Its a 32gb sandisk cruzer fit.  Unraid boots fine in my main gaming rig, but will not boot up in the media box; the screen is just blank. Media Box is running ASUS H87Iplus - Bios v 2003 11/05/2014, with i5-4670 onboard gpu.

 

Things I've tried:

A different 2gb usb drive (again boots fine in gaming machine)

Fast boot: on/off

Multiple USB ports 3.0/2.0

UEFI: on/off

Mass Storage - Forced FDD/Auto

 

There's other settings in the bios related to USB (USB legacy support, Intel xHCI, EHCI hand-off) but I'm not sure what they do...

 

Any help is appreciated!