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Yes if you haven't rebooted since.

Download unRAID and create the new flash drive, copy the config folder from the old one and upon boot you'll have the option to register.

@michael123 how that's a GREAT question. I've tried both unRaid and FreeNAS, but wow it's not a easy and quick way to answer. All those things you mention is why I love unRaid. I've used it for many years so I'm very comfortable in knowing how it works, how to perform many advanced tasks both in the GUI and the command line and where it's limits are defined. I think it's in this simplicity that it's so adaptable. Hrmm, see I just typed all that and really said nothing to answer your question. I knew this would be tough question. unRAID is fantastic, it works exactly as where the expectations have been set. I don't like when others call certain functions of it 'slow' because really it's 'working as designed', slow/fast is subjective opinion. Does it meet the design and communicated features, yes unRAID does. However there are ways, unsupported of course, to improve functions: Parity checks, or writing to a parity protected array. How to make it go faster? There are ways. How to write to multiple UserShares in parallel and achieve full disk I/O on a 10GB network? There are ways. Creating a single parity disk in RAID10 that will statistically will never fail? There are ways. I've been tinkering a lot of my Areca RAID adapters when it comes to Parity, Cache and Unassigned Devices drives. For my data drives I use the normal LSI 23XX HBA cards. RAID just enhances those select areas, which I think enhance the essence of what unRAID is. It's not supported, not for everyone, but if you got the time and money, which looks like you do, then spice it up.

@Lev Understood but then why do you need unRaid? unRaid is about simplicity, easy of recovery, ability to mix different disks.. Don't you lose something in a way? Would FreeNAS be a better choice when performance is a main factor?

Via a SAS expander. Either an add on card or some hot swap back planes have them built in

deusxanime try this ^

Great docker! Thanks for the hard work -I much prefer over CouchP... Questions: 1) Can an Indexer be weighted or preferred. When two very similar results are found from I would prefer to download from my primary private tracker (IPTorrents) 2) If I have my DL client (ruTorrentVPN docker by Binhex) configured to "move completed DL's via Hardlink" -which copy does Radarr import from? The original (still seeding) location in my /incomplete folder, or the moved & completed copy in my /completed folder? Ideally after Radarr grabs a movie I want to move (hard-link) it off my smallish SSD cache drive to a "completed" share on UnRaid. From there import the movie into Radarr & my library... The goal is to download active torrents on the SSD cache drive them move & continue seeding the completed torrent from a regular UnRaid share. (Beer fund donation sent!) BR

If the share is empty, unRAID will actually give you a delete button on the settings page for that share.

Telnet into the server, browse to /mnt/user run mc and delete the share from there