October 22, 201510 yr Hi I thought I would upgrade to v6 today used the plugin method and it all seemed to go ok rebooted server when advised and now I have No DEFAULT orUI configuration directive found how do I proceed Thanks
October 22, 201510 yr Hi I thought I would upgrade to v6 today used the plugin method and it all seemed to go ok rebooted server when advised and now I have No DEFAULT orUI configuration directive found how do I proceed Not quite sure what you mean by your statement. What does "No DEFAULT orUI configuration directive " actually mean? Does it mean you cannot boot, or you have no configuration carried forward or no GUI? If you have a GUI then perhaps posting the file from Tools->Diagnostics might help with diagnosing your issue. Do you have a backup of your USB stick from before the upgrade? You may find some of the information from the [irl=D:\Dropbox\WebSites\QUICKLINKS\index.htm]wiki article[/url] covering the upgrade to be of use?
October 22, 201510 yr Hi I thought I would upgrade to v6 today used the plugin method and it all seemed to go ok rebooted server when advised and now I have No DEFAULT orUI configuration directive found how do I proceed Thanks Where exactly are you seeing this message? Post a screenshot or image.
October 22, 201510 yr Author Thank you for your reply Machine would not boot this error was on the boot screen. Have went back to V5
October 22, 201510 yr Thank you for your reply Machine would not boot this error was on the boot screen. Have went back to V5 This seems to have happened to a number of people, particularly if they have been doing manual upgrades with v5 and do not have a syslinux folder on the USB device so that the layout no longer conforms to the default. The workaround seems to be to Remove any existing syslinux files from the root of the USB drive Copy the syslinux folder and its contents from the ZIP download of unRAID onto the USB drive Run the make_bootable.bat file in administrator mode (Windows) or make_bootable.sh (Mac) to make the USB stick bootable Check the BIOS settings are still set to boot from the USB drive. On some motherboards it appears the BIOS tries to be 'helpful' and reset the boot order
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