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IJke

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  1. Thanks, I’ve tried it with Safari on iPad, Chrome and Firefox on Windows and the issue remains.
  2. Hi all, I’m running into an issue where my cache/pool devices are no longer visible in the Unraid UI. Context: Unraid version: 7.2.4 I recently moved the server to a new physical location (same hardware, just relocated) After powering it back on, I started troubleshooting and the pools disappeared from the UI I’m unable to start the array without the pool devices setup correctly When I try to add a pool with the same name as the old one (cache) I get an error saying the pool already exists, though not visible in UI. What I’ve done so far: Booted into safe mode Checked /boot/config/ and confirmed: super.dat exists pools/ folder exists Restarted nginx (/etc/rc.d/rc.nginx restart) Rebooted multiple times Accessed Unraid through Safari on iPad, Chrome and Firefox on Windows. Current state: /boot/config/pools/ exists super.dat is present However: No pools show up in the UI Even the boot device appears empty in the UI Disks themselves appear to be detected at the system level Diagnostics: Attached Thanks in advance! tower-diagnostics-20260402-0023.zip
  3. Thank you, should I still mount the drives and copy over bootloader with OpenCore Configurator?
  4. Awesome, read it. So if i understand correctly my current config.plist is the issue because I used the wrong version of opencore configurator? Steps to resolve would be to put back the install media as primary/secondary disks, copy over fresh config.plist and edit in textedit rather than opencore configurator?
  5. It's one of the steps in SpaceInvaders video, download OpenCore Configurator, mount the paritions, copy bootloader over to desktop, then to main disk. Why do you think that step is wrong?
  6. Hi all, I'm hanging on this screen after doing the install succesfully: Steps completed: Boot into macOS Big Sur with VNC Remote install OpenCore Configurator Copy bootloader to main disk Check macOS serial number I then shut down the VM and did these steps: Increase CPU cores (8) Increase RAM (8192MB) Remove install vDisks and use disk 3 for primary disk Helper script changes: FirstInstall = no I've found this resource but I'm unsure how to change these parameters: https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Install-Guide/troubleshooting/extended/kernel-issues.html#stuck-on-eb-log-exitbs-start Where do these parameters live? In the config.plist? I don't where to find the config.plist now that I can't login to macOS anymore. XML: Any help much appreciated

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