This has been partially solved, maybe. By unchecking all the drives in the dashboard, then checking them in turn, starting with 1, the /etc/greyhole.conf file was corrected. So now, while the dashboard still has the drives out of order, the command greyhole -s shows the drives in the correct order, ...

This is totally cosmetic and not at all worth worrying myself over, but I can't help it. On a new install of Ubuntu Amahi, all my greyhole drives are listed out of numerical order, both on the web control panel and in greyhole.conf. They were listed in order on my Fedora 14 install. Is there any way...

I'm having the same issue in a new Ubuntu 12.04 install. In the Setup->Storage->Disks page there is no list of any of my disks, boot disk nor greyhole disks. The partitions show up with correct usage info, and the disks aren't idling because they're going through a fsck as I type.

Okay it's fixed. I *was* able to open up a terminal using PuTTY, which I found in the troubleshooting site you sent me to, so thanks. Turns out I would have had the problem even without the power failure. When I tried to start the GUI from the command line the system said screen 0 was already in use...

please clarify, are you installing Fedora 14 on a machine that is already running Amahi? Typically, you would install Fedora 14 and then install Amahi from the repository... at which point you wouldn't need to install Fedora again... Confused... I installed Fedora 14 then Amahi (had been running Am...

Everything seems to be running. Amahi dashboard works and I can access shares from my Win7 box, but the Fedora 14 install is stuck at the blue 'f' screen. No ctrl-alt-F* combination takes me away froim the screen and I'm afraid to power down manually and restart with various keystrokes to boot to a ...