I am just starting to evaluate unRAID, version 4.5.6. When booting to the USB flash drive, I have the messages:

 

line 18: /boot/config/network.cfg: No such file or directory

line 19: /var/tmp/network.cfg: No such file or directory

 

I do have the file /config/network.cfg with the following contents:

 

# Generated network settings

USE_DHCP=yes

IPADDR=

NETMASK=

GATEWAY=

 

The flash contains the following files and direcories:

Directory of H:\

 

09/11/2010  11:32 AM              183 syslinux.cfg

09/11/2010  11:38 AM    <DIR>          config

09/11/2010  11:32 AM        2,313,456 bzimage

09/11/2010  11:32 AM        54,739,098 bzroot

09/11/2010  11:32 AM            5,162 license.txt

09/11/2010  11:32 AM          160,280 memtest

09/11/2010  11:32 AM            33,404 menu.c32

09/11/2010  11:32 AM            4,705 readme.txt

              7 File(s)    57,256,288 bytes

 

Directory of H:\config

 

09/11/2010  11:38 AM    <DIR>          .

09/11/2010  11:38 AM    <DIR>          ..

09/11/2010  11:32 AM                39 disk.cfg

09/11/2010  11:32 AM                71 go

09/11/2010  11:32 AM              125 ident.cfg

09/11/2010  11:32 AM                73 network.cfg

09/11/2010  11:32 AM                57 share.cfg

              5 File(s)            365 bytes

 

    Total Files Listed:

              12 File(s)    57,256,653 bytes

              3 Dir(s)    979,861,504 bytes free

 

/boot and /var directories are not on the USB flash drive when checking the USB flash drive on a Windows computer.

 

The 'Tower' URL is not accessible on my network. I do not see the computer when logged into the router.

 

I have a Gigabyte system board with dual 1 gig on-board eithernet adapters. Is there a fix for this type of problem?

 

 

Dave

you need to make sure that the flash drive has the label "UNRAID" when initially formatting it

Thanks for the response Chanders! The USB flash drive was not named UNRAID. I built the USB flash drive again. The computer booted to unRAID flash drive, and I could access the unRAID server web page from another computer.

 

I did have some trouble getting the USB flash drive to boot. I had to put the USB flash drive as the first boot item, and in a separate BIOS configuration area, set the USB flash drive to the highest boot priority.

 

Dave