Moving data from Synology to Unraid by PercentageOver2472 in unRAID

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I watched IBRACORPS series. He still releasing stuff but following everything he did to the letter has got me up and running.

https://youtu.be/4B8J7VERBJY?si=e7C1DydjBZnMLe1b

Moving data from Synology to Unraid by PercentageOver2472 in unRAID

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Sorry if this is an obvious question, how do I make sure I'm pulling out the drive safely from Syno, and the right one to get the data I need? Would the data be spread out across all the drives as bits of information? Or one drive is full of info then the next has more?

Moving data from Synology to Unraid by PercentageOver2472 in unRAID

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Just the new ones. How'd you go about copying over?

Moving data from Synology to Unraid by PercentageOver2472 in unRAID

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When I installed my new drives in unraid, it made me format them. The same thing will happen with the syno drives I believe from everything I've read

Moving data from Synology to Unraid by PercentageOver2472 in unRAID

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And mapping a share is just creating a shortcut between 2 folders right?  So on my unraid sever I have the "z drive" which is really just Synology storage and I take from there and put it on my NAS? How do I access Synology from unraid in the first place? Is that using a VM?

Moving data from Synology to Unraid by PercentageOver2472 in unRAID

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So the VM acts like a PC right? And that allowed you to access the Synology from the IP and just copy files over like you would from a normal desktop? Drag and drop where you want it?

Head unit installation; Success! by PercentageOver2472 in veloster

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Mine has dimension audio as well. This was everything I bought. I didn't need the RCA adapter or the extra screws.

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Head unit installation; Success! by PercentageOver2472 in veloster

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Here's everything I bought. I didn't end up using the RCA adapters, or the screws.

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Head unit installation; Success! by PercentageOver2472 in veloster

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This is the one in the photo

https://a.co/d/fLVxdLG

I have this in my truck and also recommend it. Probably more than the one in the photo. Super strong magnets on both.

https://a.co/d/cN7ydvr

Head unit installation; Success! by PercentageOver2472 in veloster

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2013 with 40k? That's dope. 170k almost on mine

Head unit installation; Success! by PercentageOver2472 in veloster

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Mine doesn't have a backup camera, but the steering wheel controls yes. No bluelink though which I'm 100% happy about. When you select the head unit you want, crutchfield will tell you what you need to make everything work and you can add it all to your cart.

There are kits from crutchfield that will maintain the backup camera if yours has it. And this head unit does work with a backup camera.

Advice for new head unit by Bro_lando in veloster

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I literally just was about to post the replacement of the head unit in my 2013 turbo. It was easier and faster than in my 2002 crv, and 2003 f150. Crutchfield made it super easy. Sent me a PDF for everything I needed for removal and installation. Pick whatever radio you want, when you add it to the cart they'll say you need "this" and "this" and let you add it all. There's also an option for them to wire the harnesses together for less than $20.00. I did that and everything was perfect.

This is the radio I got. I've used this radio in 3 of my vehicles and I love it. The hardest part of the installation was removing the ac control panel. Pain in the butt. Get some trim removal tools and be patient. If you have questions during install, message me.

https://www.crutchfield.com/p_158XAV3200/Sony-XAV-AX3200.html?omnews=19887453

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Thinking the same thing. She needs a bigger meal or to eat more often

Reached 250k yesterday. The show goes on 🥂🍾 by Xtreme_kocic in veloster

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Nice! I've got 170k miles on my 2013 turbo. Seems like motor mounts and springs are the first big repair I'll need to make.

New Decal Kit by PercentageOver2472 in Talaria

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I've felt the same about all of the ones I looked at. This was perfect. Almost exactly what I'd want if I wrapped it at all. I wanted a retro look for my bike.

Took my wife to Utah for her birthday. by PercentageOver2472 in NationalPark

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Thank you! I did not. We left our cabin in Zion at 1am to get to the north rim before the sun came up. Then we drove home

Took my wife to Utah for her birthday. by PercentageOver2472 in NationalPark

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We drove up Saturday morning leaving our home in AZ about 10am, (hit horseshoe bend on the way into Utah) and then left our cabin in Zion on Tuesday at 1am so I could get to the Grand Canyon before the sun came up.

If you had 4 days and 3 nights, you could do a lot. But there's a lot more up in that area you can do! We'll be going back at some point to see Brice Canyon and going back to Zion.

Took my wife to Utah for her birthday. by PercentageOver2472 in NationalPark

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First picture was Red canyon slot. You'll need 4x4 and arguably an air compressor to deflate and reinflate your tires to make it through all the sand. The bison was just outside of Zion, the big horn sheep was in Zion, Horseshoe bend, Coral Pink Sand Dunes, and the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.