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I have a issue I hope someone can help me out. I have a supermicro X8DAH wit dual X5690's in it. I had 2 lsi 9211 8i in it. I received another on today and flashed it to IT mode. I removed my Unraid flash drive so I could  flash the 9211 card. when I was finished I powered off my server and re-inserted the unraid flash drive and it will not boot to my unraid. Any help would be appreciated.

Solved by glbjr29

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Do you have a flash backup?

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Difficult to say without more information on what is happening.

 

Have you checked that the Unraid flash device is still set as the default boot device?

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2 hours ago, trurl said:

Do you have a flash backup?

Yes I do

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2 hours ago, itimpi said:

Have you checked that the Unraid flash device is still set as the default boot device?

 

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2 hours ago, itimpi said:

Difficult to say without more information on what is happening.

 

Have you checked that the Unraid flash device is still set as the default boot device?

Yes it is. When it get to the part where it starts to load the os it just has a flashing under score and just sits there.

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Do you mean it never loads the Unraid boot menu?

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3 minutes ago, trurl said:

Do you mean it never loads the Unraid boot menu?

I am still new to unRAID. After it see's my lsi cards and all my hard drives. It usually does a scan then will show the server login. Then I log in through my main PC.

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Never does that

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7 minutes ago, trurl said:

Do you mean it never loads the Unraid boot menu?

unraid.jpg

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3 minutes ago, trurl said:

unraid.jpg

Correct. Never gets that far. 

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Is your BIOS booting UEFI or Legacy?

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3 minutes ago, trurl said:

Is your BIOS booting UEFI or Legacy?

I think it is legacy. 

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28 minutes ago, trurl said:

Is your BIOS booting UEFI or Legacy?

It was working great until I unplugged it so I could flash my lsi 9211 8i to IT mode. Would think that would mess up my flash drive.

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2 hours ago, glbjr29 said:

I think it is legacy. 

Does your flash drive have a folder named 'EFI' ? This would mean boot UEFI

 

Or is that folder name 'EFI-' ? This would mean boot Legacy

 

Perhaps you had to boot one way for your IT firmware, and another way for your Unraid, and now your BIOS doesn't match the method Unraid needs.

 

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1 hour ago, trurl said:

Does your flash drive have a folder named 'EFI' ? This would mean boot UEFI

 

Or is that folder name 'EFI-' ? This would mean boot Legacy

 

Perhaps you had to boot one way for your IT firmware, and another way for your Unraid, and now your BIOS doesn't match the method Unraid needs.

 

Has a EFI folder

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18 minutes ago, glbjr29 said:

Has a EFI folder

So you must set your BIOS to boot UEFI.

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I don't see uefi in any of my bios settings. 

Edited by glbjr29

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If your motherboard doesn't support UEFI then you must rename that folder to EFI-

 

 

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2 minutes ago, trurl said:

If your motherboard doesn't support UEFI then you must rename that folder to EFI-

 

 

Could my flash drive went bad or should I reload my flash drive. If so how do I do that? I have a backup.

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2 minutes ago, trurl said:

If your motherboard doesn't support UEFI then you must rename that folder to EFI-

 

 

It is named EFI-

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10 hours ago, trurl said:
10 hours ago, glbjr29 said:

Has a EFI folder

So you must set your BIOS to boot UEFI.

 

Just a quick note, EFI folder allows UEFI boot, but it doesn't require it, i.e., if the folder is named EFI you can boot Unraid legacy or UEFI, if the folder is named EFI- you can only boot Unraid in legacy/BIOS mode.

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6 hours ago, JorgeB said:

 

Just a quick note, EFI folder allows UEFI boot, but it doesn't require it, i.e., if the folder is named EFI you can boot Unraid legacy or UEFI, if the folder is named EFI- you can only boot Unraid in legacy/BIOS mode.

My folder is EFI-. Not sure my server can run UEFI. 

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I would suggest re-creating the flash drive, or just trying with a new trial one just to see if it boots and if that is the problem.

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