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Davin S

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  1. changing CPU scaling from eco to 'on demand' fixed mine too
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  3. This problem has returned today for me too. I was having this problem with a bunch of brand new 4TB drives Friday last week, but updated the plugin to 209.11.28 just after it was released, and it was all fixed. A few days later it, another update showed for the plugin, so I updated again, but noticed the version was still the same afterwards. Today I've thrown in an old but unused 3TB shucked WD blue, and it's failing: Invalid unRAID`s MBR signature. I'm not sure if it really is failing, or if that problem has reared it's head again. Could that last update have just downgraded libevent? This is all far beyond my skillset.
  4. I didn't try that, but I have reason to think it wouldn't. Windows Explorer was still showing the USB drives as empty when I eventually quit the setup. Update: as expected, no it doesn't boot, with 100% free space on the drive. After yanking the USB, the creator is still stuck on 'Syncing file system", although the cancel button and the Selct USB dropdown are now greyed out.
  5. Out of 4 drives, I've only had it work on 1. Stuck at that same point when using both 4GB and 8GB Sandisk Cruze Blade, plus a Kingston 8GB drive. So far only worked on a Strontium. Manual creation worked on the Kingston, but didn't try it on the Sandisks

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