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extra folder on flash drive

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Hello there!

 

I was browsing the documentation about the flash drive's folders and I came across this page https://wiki.unraid.net/Files_on_v6_boot_drive . I saw the folder ` /extra - optional; any packages here will be automatically installed at boot ` but I can't find any documentation about it.

 

I wish to use to included binaries of my own and 3rd party ones (like small utility tools). Does anyone know how this folder works ? I've seen one the v5 doc that it should contains .tgz archive, but nothing more.

 

Thanks !

Solved by BRiT

The v5 docs should still be valid.  Not particularly recommended to use this, but it's your choice

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Ok, thanks for the info ^^.

 

So, how should the .tgz archive build (can we put binaries, or only plain files, etc) ? The V5 doc isn't really explicit on what should be in it and its architecture 😛.

Thanks !

  • Solution

They should be Slackware packaged builds, like what NERD utils typically uses, that can be used with "installpkg" / "upgradepkg" commands.

But keep in mind slackware, and by extension Unraid, doesn't do automatic package version management, so it's up to you to keep on top of versioning and conflicts. You can easily cripple your server if you aren't careful. If you have issues with your server and want help troubleshooting, you will need to remove or rename all the modifications you have done before we can help.

  • 1 year later...

Is the extra folder going to continue to be supported? I want to switch over from using some plugins to just dropping the packages in on boot. But I don't want to switch if it's gonna be unsupported soon.

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