ejhuzy Posted August 4, 2011 Share Posted August 4, 2011 I've been slowly getting up to speed with unRAID. My recent addition is adding sleep/wake support. I found the topic in the How To section of the wiki. While going through the tutorial, I wanted to copy my s3.sh file to /boot/custom/bin. I went to the /boot directory and did: mkdir custom which seemed to work. Then I did: cd custom mkdir bin and got an I/O error. I then started noticing issues with my config dir (it was empty) and decided to reboot (shutdown -r now). Upon reboot, things looked better, but now I can't write to the flash drive at all. What did I screw up? Am I not supposed to edit the /boot directory while the array is active? I've attached my syslog to this post. It's pretty clear in the syslog that it's unhappy with my file system. I just can't tell why. syslog.txt Link to comment
dgaschk Posted August 4, 2011 Share Posted August 4, 2011 You can edit the boot directory with the array running. There is a file system error on the flash drive. Shutdown, remove the flash, and run "check disk" on the flash using a windows computer. Link to comment
ejhuzy Posted August 7, 2011 Author Share Posted August 7, 2011 Thanks for the help. I ran chkdsk from the Properties->Tools->Check Now button in Windows 7. I turned on both check boxes and ran it. It definitely found some issues and fixed them. When I put the flash drive back in the unRAID box, it booted fine. However, I noticed some issues in the unmenu screens. So, I ran unmenu_install -u and rebooted again. This time it looked good. Thanks again for the help. Link to comment
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