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  1. Oops. My bad. Plugged it into my system directly instead of an external USB bay & it shows up as a ReiserSF volume. Unfortunately, still can't open the volume ("Can't open disk: ReiserFS Volume 1"). Hex preview shows content so I guess my next move is to pick up another 3TB Red and then create an image from Volume 1 to try to read it unless there's another application that may read it?
  2. Had this same occur (running v5.0.5) and unfortunately, ran reiserfsck --check and then --rebuild-tree with /dev/sdh instead of /dev/md2. Noticed my mistake and stopped it. Went out and bought another identical drive (WD30EFRX [3TB WD Red]), removed the faulty drive, replaced it, new config'd, reassigned the drives with the new [precleared] drive in place of the faulty drive, and did a rebuild. Unfortunately, it didn't fill in any data for the drive (125MB used, 2.7TB free). With the drive unassigned, tried running reiserfsck --check and then --rebuild-tree with the correct /dev/sdh1 but got the "aborted" message (out of space). Trying to check my other backups to see what it could be beyond old documents, school work, tv shows, and other content. Plugged the faulty drive into a Windows 7 x64 machine and ran DiskInternals Linux Reader and it shows the drive as 746.52GB. Any other things I can try to access/recover any data off the drive? Any help is appreciated.
  3. For those having issues with getting temperature readings to display (CPU, motherboard sensors), I've written up a Wiki entry that details all the steps: http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php/Setting_up_lm_sensors_to_display_CPU/motherboard_temperatures_in_add-ons_such_as_SimpleFeatures
  4. Added to the Wiki how to load up the appropriate drivers to read temperature sensor data for the SuperMicro C2SEE/C2SEA motherboard. Currently using the data in SimpleFeatures. http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php/Setting_up_lm_sensors_to_display_CPU/motherboard_temperatures_in_add-ons_such_as_SimpleFeatures TL;DR: Create the following (new) sensors.conf file in a persistent location (e.g. /boot/config): # config chip "w83627dhg-isa-0290" label temp1 "MB Temp" label temp2 "CPU Temp" Add the following lines to your 'go' file: modprobe w83627ehf cp /boot/config/sensors.conf /etc/sensors.d Result:
  5. Definitely looking forward to SATA 3.0. Now if only they were available in Canada...
  6. Thank you Joe L! I'll try it out. (Now to read up on Samba and make those shares read-only.) This should probably be posted into the FAQ for "Tweaks & Enhancements" (I've linked to this post in the thread.) http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php?title=Best_of_the_Forums#Tweaks_and_Enhancements
  7. Linux noob... (On a Windows 7 x64 system.) Using Notepad++ and setting it to [Format] -> Convert to UNIX. Copied and pasted some code (setup_anon_shares.sh to be exact [http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=2098.0]) and then copied the file into my flash drive. Executing it, I keep getting -bash: ./anonymous.sh: cannot execute binary file Tried running the fromdos command (http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php?title=FAQ#Why_do_my_scripts_have_problems_with_end-of-lines.3F) but still no luck. Tried chmod to make it executable (http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php?title=FAQ#How_is_a_Linux_console_different_from_a_Windows_console.3F). Copying & pasting the contents of the file into telnet seems to work since I can now map the shares anonymously. Did a search for that error but nothing specific on the unRAID forums. Google has results for other Linux builds... Any help is appreciated.