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#Install disk creator unmount windows

Note: if you get an error about the device not being available for writing, ensure you have Unmounted the partition in Disk Utility

At the > prompt type the following and press enter between each.

Type the following command, substituting for your raw deivce name ex: /dev/rdisk2 and press enter.

so if your partition device path was /dev/disk2s1, the raw device name is /dev/rdisk2, basically you drop the s1 off the end (that's the partition number) and add in a r before disk

Now you'll need the raw disk device name.

Open Terminal (Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal).

leave Disk Utility open, you'll need it again.

Unmount the partition by clicking "Unmount" in the top menu.

Check the "Show Details" box and get the device path for your disk, ex: /dev/disk2s1.

Choose the UNRAID partition from the list on the left.

Click Options and make sure Master Boot Record is selected.

Please make sure to read carefully to know when to select "Device" or "Partition"

Open Disk Utility (Applications -> Utilities-> Disk Utility) and choose your device from the list on the left - note: In recent versions of macOS you will need to select View > Show All Devices.

Plug in your USB Flash drive and format it using Disk Utility.

syslinux - a collection of linux tools that will allow you to make the drive bootableġ.

unetbootin - installs unRAID on your flash drive for you.

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You can then close any open windows and eject the Flash drive. Step 4 The process takes only a moment to complete. Step 3 On the Flash drive, Right-Click on make_bootable.bat and select Run as administrator.

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Step 2 Download the latest unRAID Server, and extract the files from the zip archive to your Flash. If you determine that the Windows formatting did not succeed in creating a bootable USB drive, then see the Advanced tips at the bottom.

Check the Quick Format box and click Start.

#Install disk creator unmount Pc

Step 1 Plug the Flash into your PC and re-format it using Windows (Right-Click the Flash under Computer and select Format): Step 4 Click on the Safely Remove Hardware tool tray icon and select your Flash drive to be safely removed.

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If done correctly, you should see bzroot and bzimage on the flash drive, plus a config folder containing files such as network.cfg and ident.cfg. There is a config folder with initial configuration files, that needs to be correctly extracted. When extracting the files, make sure that the option to preserve the folder structure is selected. Step 3 Download the latest unRAID Server, and extract the files from the zip archive to your Flash. The latest version and a complete distribution of syslinux is available here. The syslinux tool will create a hidden system file named ldlinux.sys on the Flash and make the drive bootable. If necessary, change the directory from c:\ to whatever directory you downloaded syslinux to, and change the f: to use whatever drive letter that Windows mounted your Flash on. Step 2 Download the syslinux tool from the Lime Tech download page, and extract syslinux.exe to a simple directory, for example, c:\, and then run it by clicking on Start / Run. For others, selecting a file system of FAT or FAT16 was necessary, and others found that formatting it with the HP Flash Formatter Tool was required, or even other steps.

For many, the above steps were all that was necessary to format the drive.

For Volume label, enter UNRAID (exactly 6 capital letters).

Step 1 Plug the Flash into your PC and re-format it using Windows (right-click the Flash under My Computer and select Format):

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Note: If you are upgrading from a pre-3.0 release of unRAID Server, please read the Pre-3.0 Upgrade Instructions first. And many more listed in the Hardware Compatibility#USB Flash Drives section.The unRAID Server OS is designed to be installed on, and boot from a USB Flash storage device, 512MB or larger. And there is still value in the advanced troubleshooting tips below.>īe sure to review the Hardware Compatibility page when designing your server. The instructions below do still work, and are necessary for installing versions of unRAID earlier than v4.6 Final, and for preparing a flash drive on a Mac. With the advent of the all-in-one releases (as of v4.6 Final), a make_bootable.bat batch installation file is included, that replaces the use of the syslinux utility in preparing the flash drives for booting unRAID. In general, you should use unRAID Server Installation instead. Important version note: This document is no longer for WINDOWS users.

There is now an USB Creator tool from Limetech, for both Windows and macOS, users are encourage to use that instead, tool can be found here.

4 If the Flash will not boot, read over the following tips.