I've spent a few hours poking around this and that, but I'm missing some very core/basic things here, and I think it could be solved best by having a few unraid users to chat with.

Primary interests? hardware, for now.

 

I'll be in the IRC channel whenever I'm infront of a computer for the next week or so, and if it picks up I'll add it to my permanent autojoin.

 

Info from the wiki:

 

Using the web chat client

 

If you do not have a IRC client joining could not be simpler using a web browser (java required)

 

    * Go to: http://irc.netsplit.de/webchat/?net=OFTC&room=%23unraid

    * Enter a nickname for yourself (try to use your forum nickname)

    * Click start web applet.

    * And that's you in.

 

Using a traditional IRC client

Channel Location

 

    * Server: irc.oftc.net

    * Channel: #unraid

 

Channel Mantra

 

    * A place to discuss unRAID in all its glory.

    * A place to discuss Linux and Slackware in general.

    * A place for support, ideas et al

 

Channel Rules

 

    * Absolutely no flames, abuse or other inflammatory speech.

    * No bots, flooding or other IRC shenanigans.

    * Be patient.

    * Thank people that help you.

    * If in doubt ask a channel OP

 

 

http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php?title=IRC_Channel

 

I looked for irc when I first started using the forums, I'm sure somewhere it says the irc channel is closed due to lack of interest?

I set it up before. Lurked for a month and got one or two visitors for as few minutes.

 

unRAID users dont seem to be IRC users

I like the Idea.

I am giving it try since Monday - so far no visitors except me. 

 

I'll hang around cause I'm connected to IRC anyway.

 

You're welcome to join.

 

Greetings,

tatorsalad