Steps taken:

 

unraid installed on memory stick

can boot to server via browser on //tower

copied unmenu_install file to unmenu folder (not boot/unmenu)

get to login prompt and go to root

type: cd /boot/unmenu

then type: unmenu_install -i -d /boot/unmenu

 

For some reason it is not downloading the file to the server/memory stick

 

I get:

 

Usage: Then the syntax (aka what I just typed) and the description of what each -x function does

 

What am I doing wrong? Is the program not downloading or

 

Thanks,

 

-J

Anyone?

Anyone?

we need to see exactly what you typed, and exactly what it printed in response.

 

In general, if it is printing back to you a list of options, you mis-typed an option and it does not recognize it.

 

To simplify.

just type

 

cd /boot/unmenu

ls  -l

 

you should see the unmenu_install program you put there.

 

Then type:

unmenu_install  -i

 

Here is what I have tried so far (pasted from putty)

 

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root@MEDIA:~# cd /boot/unmenu

root@MEDIA:/boot/unmenu# ls -l

total 16

-rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13228 Dec  4  2010 unmenu_install*

root@MEDIA:/boot/unmenu# unmenu_install -i

You must specify a directory for the unmenu files. Typically this will be /boot/unmenu

Use -d directory on the command line to specify a directory.

root@MEDIA:/boot/unmenu# unmenu_install -i-d /boot/unmenu

Usage: ./unmenu_install [ -d directory ] [-h] [-i] [-c] [-u] [-l release_list_url] [-s google_svn_archive_url] [-L]

  -i = install unMENU, if -d directory option not specified, it will be installed in /boot/unmenu

  -c = check if update needed. List files needing update.

  -u = Update unMENU with files from release_list.

 

  -l release_list_url = use release_list at release_list_url

  echo  -s google_svn_archive_url = use url for google svn archive

  -L = use release_list in /var/log/release_list

  -h = get this help message

  -v = print version of this file

root@MEDIA:/boot/unmenu#

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I know it's something simple, just rusty with my command structure.

Put a space between the -i and -d.

Put a space between the -i and -d.

 

Bingo! That did it. I knew it was something simple!

 

Thanks to Joe for the great program/help and Jonathan for the quick reply!