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UnRAID USB Creator in conflict met Raspberry Pi Imager

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Bij de installatie van UnRAID USB Creator is mijn Raspberry Pi Imager van mijn systeem verwijdert, nog iemand dit probleem en/of een oplossing om beide programma's te installeren en op te starten?

Beide versies zijn v2.x (bij USB Creator v1.x was er geen probleem)!

  • 2 weeks later...

I have had the same happen.

The install path for the new v2 imager is "C:\Program Files\Raspberry Pi Ltd\Imager\unraid-usb-creator.exe" and overwrites the Raspberry Pi imager I had previously installed, rendering it useless.

I guess someone rushed to get it out as even the icon is still Raspberry Pi.

50 minutes ago, BigJuanKer said:

The install path for the new v2 imager is "C:\Program Files\Raspberry Pi Ltd\Imager\unraid-usb-creator.exe" and overwrites the Raspberry Pi imager I had previously installed, rendering it useless.

Hmm, not for me:

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I downloaded the new Unraid imager when I ran the old version and it said there was an upgrade available.

I ran through with the default settings and this was the result.

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Edited by BigJuanKer

14 minutes ago, BigJuanKer said:

I downloaded the new Unraid imager when I ran the old version and it said there was an upgrade available.

I ran through with the default settings and this was the result.

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I'd go so far as to suggest the reason it didn't for you, is because you don't have the Raspiberry Pi V2 imager installed!

I have just removed everything. The Unraid V2 imager and Raspberry Pi Imager v2. Installed Raspberry Pi Imager V2, confirmed it worked, then re-downloaded and installed Unraid Imager V2. It has done exactly the same, overwriting the Raspberry Pi V2 imager.

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And seeing as there is no choice to change the installation directory, I guess those of us who use both are just out of luck!

Thanks

Edit:

I have also removed everything once more. The installed the Unraid Imager V2 first, and then Raspberry Pi. Now Raspberry Pi Imager uses the defaults of the Unraid imager v2 and doesn't let you choose the install path:

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So both can not exists on a system at the same time.

Edited by BigJuanKer

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