Update changing-the-flash-device.md

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Improved clarity on replacing the Unraid USB flash device.
  • Added caution regarding license transfer and blacklisting of previous devices.
  • Expanded scenarios for USB replacement, including device failure, loss, and storage issues.
  • Refined recommendations for selecting USB devices, emphasizing durability and reliability.
  • Clarified minimum size requirement for USB devices as "at least 2 GB."
  • Added diagnostics guidance and detailed steps for backing up and restoring USB devices.
  • Included instructions for reconfiguring Unraid on a new flash device without a backup.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve significant updates to the documentation regarding the replacement of the Unraid USB flash device. Key modifications include the addition of cautionary notes about license transfer implications, expanded scenarios for device replacement, refined recommendations for USB device selection, and new diagnostic guidance. The document now provides clearer instructions for backing up and restoring the USB device, as well as steps for reconfiguring Unraid on a new flash device.

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File Path	Change Summary
docs/unraid-os/manual/changing-the-flash-device.md	Updated to clarify the implications of license transfer, expanded replacement scenarios, refined USB selection criteria, and added backup and restoration instructions.

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docs/unraid-os/manual/changing-the-flash-device.md (1)

28-28: Improve readability with proper punctuation and clarity

The sentence would benefit from better punctuation and clarity:

-* The USB device should be at least 2 GB in size. To simplify manual installs we recommend 32 GB max capacity, but larger devices can work as well.
+* The USB device should be at least 2 GB in size. To simplify manual installs, we recommend 32 GB max capacity, but larger devices can work as well.

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docs/unraid-os/manual/changing-the-flash-device.md (1)

Line range hint 1-999: Documentation structure and content look great!

The documentation is well-organized, comprehensive, and effectively communicates the process of changing the flash device. The use of callouts for important warnings and tips, along with relevant images and step-by-step instructions, makes it very user-friendly.

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[ljm42]

thanks for this!