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@Squid Hey there, I'm trying to update CA and getting this error. Restarting the server produces the same result. I also am getting an error on updating the Unassigned Devices plugin: Any thoughts on a fix? Posted diagnostics just in case. tower-diagnostics-20190417-1110.zip

Ok so I just added a path in the Krusader container settings (attached), restarted the container, and that seemed to solve the issue.

Looking at the docker config, here is what I see: In the video he references a "Host Path 1" that as you can see from above is non-existent, or invisible to me. Looking at Krusader, the /UNRAID directory that I'm looking for is not in either host or container side. So I don't understand your response.

If I follow the path that I had noted in the setup of /root/mnt in Krusader, I get this:

Screenshot of what I'm seeing

Hello all, I am following SpaceInvaderOne's video on setting up a 10-core Unraid server and he is in the process of setting up Deluge. At the 5:53ish mark, in Krusader, he clicks on an /UNRAID directory, and looks like he accesses /UNRAID/user/Downloads. Unfortunately, I don't see any directory named /UNRAID under Root. It looks like he accesses this a few times in other videos, but I don't see how it gets created. What am I missing here? I haven't let the Parity sync run yet, would that have anything to do with it? Video sauce to help:

Sure. Is that done through Unraid, or how would I do that?

Alright, got back, installed the card, and it fired right up! So it seems like not having the drivers for the Bigfoot Killer network chip was the issue. Thank you all again for you help, I'm really excited to start using this.

Alright, I'll give that a shot here after I finish lunch and respond back with my findings. @Hoopster @Squid @trurl Thank you all so much for your help, I really appreciate it!

@Hoopster I think that's a good plan. So once I plug in that card and fire up the system, I shouldn't need to install any drivers or anything? Or will that be handled by Unraid?

Otherwise I could get one of the ones listed below from Newegg: Single port: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833106033&Description=intel NIC&cm_re=intel_NIC-_-33-106-033-_-Product Quad port for only $20 more: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIADP08MW6242&Description=intel NIC&cm_re=intel_NIC-_-33-106-019-_-Product

https://www.microcenter.com/product/486407/h50304-10-100-1000-internal-low-profile-pci-express-gigabit-ethernet-card Does this work? I don't think they sell Intel NIC cards, just an ASUS 10G and the one listed above.

I don't, as my only other option is the USB Wi-Fi adapter, which doesn't count here. To my knowledge I don't know of another NIC onboard, I definitely haven't disabled anything consciously. Would I need to go pick one up at Micro Center or something?

Although now when I plug the flash drive into my computer, I see no network.cfg file. So I'm assuming I need to re-download the Unraid installer and reset my flash drive?

Haha sorry. I had the original hard drive in the computer (not connected when trying to boot Unraid), so just plugged it in, and booted. In Windows, the ethernet connection was working. I deleted the network.cfg file, plugged it back in and booted. Now, here is what I got: IPv4 address: not set IPv6 address: not set now onto setting a static IP? which I have to do through my router, correct?

@Hoopster Most recently, I have had it connected to my router through a USB Wi-Fi card in Win 8. Before that, I had it connected with the same OS with an Ethernet cable into my router. And that was about 4 months ago.

That's interesting. So what should we try next?

Looking on Fing at the rest of the connected devices on the network, all of those are 10.1.18.xxx So why would this have such a different number?

Ok, I changed bonding to no, put it in and booted up. It got to the end and came back with IPv4 address: 169.254.219.64 IPv6 address: not set I plugged that IP address into my browser and it just came back with the error "169.254.219.64 took too long to respond" Let me know if you need the diagnostic file again.

I'm definitely earning that newbie badge under my name 😂😂😂

I saw other people's diagnostics and was wondering how to do that. Thank you. Here is the zipped diagnostics file that was created. tower-diagnostics-20190201-0148.zip

Hello all, For some reason, my computer is not obtaining an IP address from the network when booting up Unraid. Here are the steps I took: Installed Unraid onto flash drive using Unraid installer program. Inserted into computer I want running Unraid Installed drives to computer using SATA Made sure ethernet cable is connected and works on other computer Booted Unraid computer Looked around in the BIOS to confirm everything was working, temps ok, onboard NIC card/chip enabled, set boot priority to USB drive Unraid menu comes up, I let boot automatically. Looks like everything is installing fine Get all the way to the end and get: unRAID Server OS version: 6.6.6 IPv4 address: not set IPv4 address: not set Tower login: I don't see it on Fing, and I haven't found what login info it would want. And I can't get into the web GUI as nothing is showing up when putting "http://tower" in the browser. I looked through the manual but didn't see anything that helped. Any ideas on how to fix this or what I'm doing wrong?