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  1. Hi all. I was playing with UnBalance yesterday and upon trying a dry-run on a disk, it gives me warning about owners on files not being nobody. I have my unRaid system joined to an active directory server, which is what I believe makes files owned by the user who created them. It still complained if I changed the script to "run as" the specific user that owned the files. Will that be an issue for using unbalance? I guess I could always chown -R nobody:nobody on the files and chmod -R 666 before moving them and change them back after? Thanks!
  2. Thanks, installed it without problems on ESXi 5.5 and Unraid 5.0.3!
  3. Has anyone tried this with Unraid 5.0.3 and ESXi 5.5?
  4. Thanks for the reply Rob. The odd thing is that when I use the "base" image, it still allows for raid 0-1-5-10 when I go into the card's bios. My understanding was that it wouldn't. Bah, I won't bother too much, it seems to work for now.
  5. I have exactly the same card, and am trying to find the latest "non-raid" bios. On SiL's website, they have what they call SATARAID5 bios, and SATARAID bios. The all seem to have raid functionality built in... In fact, I have just flash both versions of the bios and I can't see any difference!
  6. A bit late for a reply maybe, but I have just complete a build with the same mobo and everything works just fine. Of course, with only 2 SATA-2 ports onboard, a PCI card is required. The board seems to be able to handle the job quite well. Not sure if it's of interest to anyone, but I have documented my build (and another one) here: http://pats-nas-server.blogspot.com/