Karl_C

Thanks JorgeB, all seems good. It was a little nerve racking, with all the warning etc and I still need to test the Docker images, but VERY happy so far. Many thanks. So for completeness I did the following: Go to TOOLS-> New Config Preserve Current Assignments "All" (You can see from the screenshot that I've reassigned the drives, but not 100% sure "all" is correct) check "I want to do this" then APPLY Ticked the box that said the Parity was OK Started the array, this took quite a bit of time, much longer than usual Browsed to the shares from my PC, all look good. Thanks again, especially for being so quick to answer.

After moving all my disks and unRAID USB from a Dell R720 to a freshly made PC I an now unable to start the array. Here is what I've done: Built new PC, with 2 x H310 in IT mode Testing with a "trial" unRAID USB OS, all worked, get boot screen, detects spare drives I was testing with Moved over existing disks Swapped for "live" unRAID USB No output to screen on boot, eventually managed to login via web interface though No all disk aren't recognised, see screenshot below I haven't tried to fix this yet, I'm assuming the issue is because the drive serial numbers are different in the new server. This is what I think I might need to do to fix it, but was looking for someone to confirm before I go and trash everything by think that I know what I'm doing 😉 The one thing I have learnt in IT, is that I don't know everything, so don't be afraid to ask. Go to TOOLS-> New Config Preserve Current Assignments "All" (You can see from the screenshot that I've reassigned the drives, but not 100% sure "all" is correct) check "I want to do this" then APPLY Alternatively, I was going to do this: Go to TOOLS-> New Config Preserve Current Assignments "None" check "I want to do this" then APPLY following that re-assign disks based on the screenshot Start the array and check parity is already valid Do parity check Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks

Just wanted to add my thanks for this post. Worked a treat Just a bit of tape over those 2 pins did the job, who'd have though it.