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Gotcha. I found an alternate for MineOS that allows me to do multiple servers with different versions. I appreciate the input.

I managed to get it working. I ended up fully deleting the container and folder (via bash) and did a fresh install. Once it was running, I shut it down and copied over my 1.12.2 files and restarted the container and it worked, so that's good. However, for some reason I can't get my second Minecraft server working. I have it on a different port but can't access it for some reason. So still troubleshooting that one, but at least half my Minecraft servers have been moved.

I’m not actually getting an error message. I install the docker, turn it on to make sure everything is working, then turn it off and delete all the files in the Minecraft folder. I then copy the folder I currently have for 1.12 into it. I also delete the pref file as mentioned and set the main executable as instructed the to 1.12 version. When I start the docker it re-downloads 1.15 and tries to run that instead.

This doesn't seem to work for me. I run a Minecraft server for my son and his friends and with the mods they use I need to keep the server running version 1.12, however whenever I start the server it updates to the latest version (1.15) and prevents them from connecting. Any idea how I can stop this?

Correct. The Windows 10 machine is its own machine. The UnRAID server will be a new computer.

My Plex media on Windows 10 is a RAID-1. I thought I could pull the second drive and format it for UnRAID, install Plex, and then use samba share (assuming UnRAID has that option) to transfer the media to the UnRAID drive.

I currently run two servers: one running Plex and Minecraft on Windows 10 and a one running Pihole, Nextcloud, and Piwigo on a Raspberry Pi 4. I would like to combine these two servers into a single machine with a Core i5-3450. I'm considering UnRAID and another piece of software. I'm leaning towards UnRAID since it seems the installation of dockers is more convenient than the other software and requires less work in pre-configuration (UnRAID seems to auto-populate a lot of the settings on its own.) That brings me to my question. The Plex server is set up as a RAID in Windows with 2 8TB drives, both formatted in NTFS. I know when I bring those two drives over they should/need to be re-formatted. The other software would be EXT4 and, I assume, UnRAID too. That said, I don't have additional drives to install prior to the move. My plan for the other software is to format one drive to EXT4 and then move my media collection to it, then format the second drive to EXT4 and add it as a backup drive. I know UnRAID wants a parity drive installed, but I'm wondering if the parity drive can be installed at a later date to ensure I can migrate my media collection first. That's a lot of additional info for a simple question. :) Thanks for any insight that can be given.