May 25, 201511 yr Hi folks, I'm new here... BUT I'm setting up a unRAID 6.0 server in these days. I love this system and I'm doing a LOT of "search & test" before going production. I've two simple questions for you (I've already used the "Search", but nothing found... ) 1) Is there a way to correctly map italian keyboard layout on main console (if I go by Telnet it is mapped fine, BUT if I go directly on the system, it's US mapped...)? It seems there is no "loadkeys" command available... 2) I've already found that unMenu is compatible with unRAID 6.0. Well. BUT, if I go with XFS file system, can I still use unMenu "File system check" on unMenu Array Disk Management? If (as I think...) this is no more possible (until an updated version of unMenu I think...), what is the best procedure to follow to do a file system check on XFS? (Please explain it as if you should do to a 5 years old child... ) Thanx a lot! Great storage system!
May 26, 201511 yr 1) Is there a way to correctly map italian keyboard layout on main console (if I go by Telnet it is mapped fine, BUT if I go directly on the system, it's US mapped...)? It seems there is no "loadkeys" command available... I have this problem as well - all my keyboards are UK layout. If I use ssh, my keymap is correctly set from the host system. If I use IPMI, then the keymap is from the unRAID system and my simple brain gets confused.
May 27, 201511 yr Author ... I've two simple questions for you (I've already used the "Search", but nothing found... ) 1) Is there a way to correctly map italian keyboard layout on main console (if I go by Telnet it is mapped fine, BUT if I go directly on the system, it's US mapped...)? It seems there is no "loadkeys" command available... 2) I've already found that unMenu is compatible with unRAID 6.0. Well. BUT, if I go with XFS file system, can I still use unMenu "File system check" on unMenu Array Disk Management? If (as I think...) this is no more possible (until an updated version of unMenu I think...), what is the best procedure to follow to do a file system check on XFS? (Please explain it as if you should do to a 5 years old child... ) ... It seems that my questions weren't so "simple" after al...
May 27, 201511 yr Community Expert loadkeys is there: root@unSERVER:~# which loadkeys /usr/bin/loadkeys
May 27, 201511 yr Author loadkeys is there: root@unSERVER:~# which loadkeys /usr/bin/loadkeys Thank you! Shouldn't /usr/bin included in path? It didn't find it...
May 27, 201511 yr Community Expert loadkeys is there: root@unSERVER:~# which loadkeys /usr/bin/loadkeys Thank you! Shouldn't /usr/bin included in path? It didn't find it... Is for me (or which would not be able to find it). Don't know why not for you. root@unSERVER:~# echo $PATH .:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin
May 28, 201511 yr Author loadkeys is there: root@unSERVER:~# which loadkeys /usr/bin/loadkeys I've doublechecked... root@Tower:/# which loadkeys which: no loadkeys in (.:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin :/bin) This is what I obtain in unRAID 6 RC3... clean installation. What version have you checked?
May 28, 201511 yr Community Expert loadkeys is there: root@unSERVER:~# which loadkeys /usr/bin/loadkeys I've doublechecked... root@Tower:/# which loadkeys which: no loadkeys in (.:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin :/bin) This is what I obtain in unRAID 6 RC3... clean installation. What version have you checked? Same, version in my sig. If I drill down into bzroot I can see it isn't there though. Maybe it comes from NerdPack.
May 29, 201511 yr Author Same, version in my sig. If I drill down into bzroot I can see it isn't there though. Maybe it comes from NerdPack. Confirmed. It's included in "NerdPack". Thanx a lot. I think this command should be included in standard unRAID package anyway. Not all the world live in US...
November 15, 20187 yr On 5/29/2015 at 1:07 PM, enetec said: Confirmed. It's included in "NerdPack". Thanx a lot. I think this command should be included in standard unRAID package anyway. Not all the world live in US... so how would i go about this? what would i enable in nerdpack tools?
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