HopoLSince you’ve got the backup, it’s actually pretty simple. Just restore the backup files to your new flash drive, then head over to the /config directory and edit the go file. Look for export UNRAID_GUID=xxxxxxxxxxxxxx and swap it with your new drive's GUID. That should do the trick!
MetaldololityReally apreciate for your fast respond, mate. I actually have the backup of the flashdrive (from regular unraid backup). The problem is, when i search on youtube tutorial about changing the failed flashdrive, the process need some sort of confirmation with an account in unraid (blacklist the old one -> whitelist the new one). Since i have a cracked unraid, i don't know how to register my new flashdrive as the correct one (and the system not asking me for the old failed flashdrive). Thanks in advance
HopoLMan, that's a tough spot to be in. Regularly backing up your /boot folder is super important for exactly this reason.
If you don't have a backup and your flash drive is completely fried, your best bet is to Google some specific recovery guides or check the Unraid forums. There are ways to rebuild your config by identifying your parity and data drives, but it can be a bit of a process. Hope you can get it sorted!
MetaldololityHi! Huge thanks for the update on 7.2.0.
I have question here, my flashdrive corrupted. how do i install it on the new flashdrive without losing all my configuration?
HopoLCiao! Per trovare il tuo GUID, ti consiglio di cercare su Google qualcosa come "unRAID GUID tutorial" o "come ottenere il Flash GUID di unRAID". Ci sono tante guide dettagliate che ti spiegano passo passo come fare. Poiché il metodo esatto può variare a seconda del tuo setup, è meglio seguire una guida affidabile piuttosto che provare a spiegartelo qui. Buona fortuna!
HopoLHey there! To find your GUID, I'd recommend searching for "unRAID GUID tutorial" or "how to get unRAID Flash GUID" on Google. There are plenty of detailed guides out there that walk you through the process step by step. Since the exact method can vary depending on your setup, it's best to follow a trusted tutorial rather than me trying to explain it here. Good luck!
HopoLSince you’ve got the backup, it’s actually pretty simple. Just restore the backup files to your new flash drive, then head over to the /config directory and edit the go file. Look for export UNRAID_GUID=xxxxxxxxxxxxxx and swap it with your new drive's GUID. That should do the trick!
MetaldololityReally apreciate for your fast respond, mate. I actually have the backup of the flashdrive (from regular unraid backup). The problem is, when i search on youtube tutorial about changing the failed flashdrive, the process need some sort of confirmation with an account in unraid (blacklist the old one -> whitelist the new one). Since i have a cracked unraid, i don't know how to register my new flashdrive as the correct one (and the system not asking me for the old failed flashdrive). Thanks in advance
HopoLMan, that's a tough spot to be in. Regularly backing up your /boot folder is super important for exactly this reason.
If you don't have a backup and your flash drive is completely fried, your best bet is to Google some specific recovery guides or check the Unraid forums. There are ways to rebuild your config by identifying your parity and data drives, but it can be a bit of a process. Hope you can get it sorted!
MetaldololityHi! Huge thanks for the update on 7.2.0.
I have question here, my flashdrive corrupted. how do i install it on the new flashdrive without losing all my configuration?
HopoLCiao! Per trovare il tuo GUID, ti consiglio di cercare su Google qualcosa come "unRAID GUID tutorial" o "come ottenere il Flash GUID di unRAID". Ci sono tante guide dettagliate che ti spiegano passo passo come fare. Poiché il metodo esatto può variare a seconda del tuo setup, è meglio seguire una guida affidabile piuttosto che provare a spiegartelo qui. Buona fortuna!
HopoLHey there! To find your GUID, I'd recommend searching for "unRAID GUID tutorial" or "how to get unRAID Flash GUID" on Google. There are plenty of detailed guides out there that walk you through the process step by step. Since the exact method can vary depending on your setup, it's best to follow a trusted tutorial rather than me trying to explain it here. Good luck!