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SonWon

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  1. No plugins installed. While looking for an option to force menu resolution to 1920x1080 in syslinux configuration I discovered Uraid was booting legacy mode. I had to turn off Secure Boot in the UEFI BIOS options to get Uraid to boot UEFI. When I did this Uraid booted 1920x1080 however when you log into Unraid gui it reverts back to 1024x768. Something isn't right with Unraid or the configuration. I am using version 6.6.6. Please help. The way I see it there are two bugs maybe one: 1) Unraid gui defaulting to 1024x768. This defeats my whole plan to use Unraid. 2) Unraid will not boot UEFI with Secure Boot enabled. Although this could possibly be something in the BIOS settings but it appears to be a bug? This defeats the only reason I wanted to use UEFI and makes the system less secure. The resolution issue makes Unraid unusable for me. tower-diagnostics-20190225-1046.zip
  2. The Memtest86+ V5.01 that comes with Unraid is the lastest version from 2013. There is no newer Memtest86+ version. I see Memtest86 has a free version which was updated this month so I'll check that out. Thank you everyone for the replies.
  3. I've read there is a problem with some processors if you don't use 'round robin' when testing so maybe it could use an update?
  4. Is Memtest86+ the best tool for memory testing with an AMD 2700X? I ask the question since it has not been updated since 2013.
  5. WiFi support should be available for unRAID. This is 2018 after all.

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