I was having some trouble getting one of my plugins to start so I restarted my tower today for the first time in a month or so.

 

I tried going to the ip and web address http://gtower and it would not respond.

 

So I then plugged a monitor in and rebooted and did not see anything alarming, it still went to the login and started up sickbeard/sabnzbd/couchpotato. I removed the flash drive, renamed extra to extraOLD, and config/plugins to config/pluginsOLD, and made sure the go file only had the 3 defailt lines in it. Still booted just fine, but I cannot access it.

 

I'm attaching the syslog in hopes someone can help me out? Thank you

syslog.txt

You want to use http://gtower/Main instead, with the UnRAID v5 series.

 

I noticed that you have IDE emulation turned on, for some of your SATA drives, in particular the Parity drive.  When you next boot, go into the BIOS settings and look for the SATA mode, and change it to a native SATA mode, preferably AHCI, anything but IDE emulation mode.

Rob, I switched to AHCI and tried again but got the same result with http://gtower/main and \\gtower in Windows Explorer.

 

I grabbed a new syslog, it's attached.

syslog.txt

No, not http://gtower/main, it's http://gtower/Main.  The v4 series used main or main.htp, the v5 series uses Main, just Main.

 

I should have been clearer that AHCI did not have anything to do with the Webgui access.  Your BIOS setting change worked, both the Parity drive and Disk 4 are now using AHCI, which should be slightly faster and a little safer.

Rob, I should have specified, I tried both URL's and I tried both of them again and receive a 404 for both.

 

I appreciate the AHCI tip, that should work well.

Rob, I went ahead and downloaded the latest RC, and reformatted my flash drive for it. Then dropped back on my shares and key and it's back up. Thank you for your help, if you notice anything else off in the log please let me know.

Rob, I should have specified, I tried both URL's and I tried both of them again and receive a 404 for both.

 

And I should not have assumed that you hadn't tried that!  Glad you are back up and operational!