Save/print a copy of the syslog and dmesg output to help in identifying hardware when you make your own config.Boot unRAID from USB and confirm functionality with your mobo, drives, and controllers.You can make a new unregistered one for install process, and then swap it with your registered one later. Either use an existing unRAID flash or make a new one.If you are doing this on an existing unRAID server, make sure your unRAID system is stable and parity is good BEFORE starting this process. If something goes fubar, go back to a standard unRAID setup booting from the USB, and get things stable and parity good BEFORE starting this process. If you are doing this on an existing unRAID server, do NOT make any changes (adding or deleting drives) until this process is COMPLETELY done. Edit nf to create multiple kernel boot options.Use a browser on nonstandard port numbers.Debug panics caused by missing drivers in your kernel configuration.Run menuconfig, select drivers, and rebuild a kernel.Edit various startup scripts in /etc/rc.d.Install a virgin Slackware 13.37 (or 14.0) system.You need to be able to do the following on your own:

14 Test new kernel and drivers with unRAID.11 Install 32-bit Compatibility (64 bit kernels only).

7 Copy the unRAID kernel config and MD source mods.

5 Extract unRAID initramfs files from bzroot.

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