socalupanddown

sweet, I removed the "-" from "efi-" to make it "ufi" and it booted right up! Thanks so much!! on to the whatever the next problem is!

it is uefi mode. the folder on old system usb is labeled as "efi-"

hello, I am switching from an ancient system to a new one. I have swapped all drives and usb stick. When I put my original USB into my new system, I cannot get unraid to boot. System goes straight to bios. If I take a different usb and use the unraid installer the new system boots into unraid. What is the best way to proceed? I was under the impression I could just move my drives and usb and would be able to boot into unraid. Please help!

I failed at first too. I deleted openvpn under my app data, installed again, updated and then it worked.