unRAID Server Version 5.0.3 Release Notes
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Changes from 5.0.2 to 5.0.3
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- emhttp: avahi smb service name changed from "%h-SMB" to "%h" (%h is your server hostname)
- emhttp: avahi afp service name changed from "%h" to "%h-AFP"; and generate proper time-machine records
- linux: patch mvsas driver to recognize newer AOC-SAS2LP-MV8 cards with PCI ID 1b4b:9485
- linux: update Realtek-supplied r8168 driver to version r8168-8.037.00
- linux: added numerous additional options to netfilter/iptables subsystems per user request
- netatalk: upgrade to version 2.2.5
- slack: added package nss-mdns-0.10 and modified /etc/nsswitch.conf to resolve *.local hostnames
- unraid: permit "md_write_method" to be set via mdcmd


Upgrade Instructions
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If you are currently running any unRAID Server OS release before 5.0:
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- Please refer to upgrade instructions on our wiki: http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php/Upgrade_Instructions


If you are currently running unRAID Server OS release 5.0.x
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- Copy 'bzimage', 'bzroot', and 'readme.txt' from the release zip file to your Flash and then reboot your server.


Installation on a New Flash Device
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To make a bootable USB Flash device using Windows (XP/Vista/Win7), follow these steps:

1. Plug your USB Flash device into your Windows PC.

2. Open 'My Computer' (XP) or 'Computer' (Vista/Win7) and right-click your Flash device. Click 'Format...',
   set the volume label to UNRAID and then click 'Start'. Important: the volume label must be set exactly
   to UNRAID (all caps).

3. Click on your Flash device (to open it), click on the zip file (to open it) and drag then entire contents of
   the unRAID Server zip file to the Flash.

4. For Windows XP, click on the file 'make_bootable'.  A DOS window will open and run the 'syslinux' utility on the
   Flash.  For Windows Vista or Windows 7, right-click on the file 'make_bootable' and select 'Run as administrator'.
   The 'syslinux' utility will write the Master Boot Record and create a small hidden file named 'ldlinux.sys' on
   the Flash device, making it bootable.

5. Once again, right-click your Flash device in 'My Computer' or 'Computer' and then click 'Eject'.  Your Flash
   device is now ready to boot into unRAID Server OS.


