July 25, 201114 yr I have never tried unMenu, I want to know if unMenu is reliable and it will not damange root file system or anything like that? Also is it regular updated?
July 25, 201114 yr I,m very happy with it. I,m running 4.7. The guys who support are really helpful with updates too. I,ve seen free software with much worse support. Josh
July 25, 201114 yr I have never tried unMenu, I want to know if unMenu is reliable and it will not damange root file system or anything like that? Also is it regular updated? If there was a problem with it I have no doubt it would be reported. Joe L., the creator of unMenu does a good job at keeping up with any changes that need to be made, feature requests, and enhancements requests.
July 25, 201114 yr I've had trouble accessing unMenu when my server is using DHCP. With a static IP, it is much more reliable, but I still have trouble once in a while. This is likely due to my particular router (D-link DIR-655). I have not heard of any cases in which unMenu caused any actual damage to the array. If anything goes wrong, unMenu can be easily disabled by commenting out a few lines in your 'go' script (located on the flash drive). A quick reboot and you are back to stock unRAID. I definitely recommend unMenu as it adds a lot of needed functionality to unRAID.
July 28, 201114 yr I have never tried unMenu, I want to know if unMenu is reliable and it will not damange root file system or anything like that? Also is it regular updated? I find unmenu a necessity when running an unraid server. I really think it should be part of the OEM install.
July 28, 201114 yr Author unMenu is great and user friendly. I dont understand why it is not default.
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