March 28, 20242 yr I am looking for instructions on how to migrate from one server to another. I have a custom built server but moving to a Dell T320. I have a 1TB Cache drive, 8 HDD's and PLEX and LMS are loaded and run on-boot. Can anyone help me with step by step instructions on this migrations. Thank you. HP
March 30, 20242 yr Community Expert Assuming no RAID controllers are involved you just need to move the disks and flash drive to the new server.
March 30, 20242 yr Author @JorgeB Thank you. What if there is a RAID Controller. Can I disable the RAID Controller from the BIOS and proceed. Thank you. HP
March 30, 20242 yr 5 hours ago, herculepirate said: Can I disable the RAID Controller from the BIOS and proceed. If you have enough ports without the RAID controller, yes. Otherwise it may be possible to flash the controller to IT mode, some can, some can't. Worst case if you need the ports you should be able to add a compatible controller.
March 31, 20242 yr Author i have done the following: - Deleted the virtual disks on the DELL T320 and set the drives to NON-RAID. - I have booted using UEFI mode and used my existing working USB and the boot does not happen. The server has been flashed into IT Mode. Any help please. Edited March 31, 20242 yr by herculepirate
April 1, 20242 yr Community Expert Try booting in non UEFI mode, some Dell PCs have issues without botting Unraid UEFI.
April 25, 20242 yr I don't use UEFI mode on my T320, it just didn't work so legacy mode and it's fine.
June 20, 20242 yr On 4/25/2024 at 4:20 PM, smegger68 said: I don't use UEFI mode on my T320, it just didn't work so legacy mode and it's fine. So when using the USB creator, allow UEFI boot is unchecked, and the boot mode on the T320 is set to bios? I am having issues with trying out Unraid on my T320, everything is updated to the latest versions, but I keep getting failed to allocate memory for kernel command line, bailing out
June 20, 20242 yr Community Expert Having UEFI boot enable doesn't prevent from booting legacy, that is chosen in the BIOS, but if you leave it disable, you can be certain that when it's booting, it's booting legacy.
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