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This helps to mitigate the inherited challenges and risks associated with storage array rebuilds on very large capacity drives. This provides a mechanism for automating application deployment inside containers and a graphical tool for managing Docker containers.
The file is around Megabytes. Click Start to start the procedure. If you get asked that a newer version of the Grub Bootloader is available, agree to download it. Plug it in the backside, directly into your Motherboard.
Not into a USB slot in your case. Boot up your NAS and hit whatever key you need to bring up the boot menu. If you are unsure what that means, choose boot via BIOS. Now open a browser and enter this IP Address. If you use DHCP, you can skip this next step.
Enter your Root password and exit the Configuration Wizard. You successfully installed FreeNAS. UEFI is used on newer consumer motherboards. The message in Figure 2.
Press Enter to return to the first menu, shown in Figure 2. Highlight 3 Reboot System and press Enter. If present, disable that device and try booting again. If the burned image fails to boot and the image was burned using a Windows system, wipe the USB stick before trying a second burn using a utility such as Active KillDisk.
Otherwise, the second burn attempt will fail as Windows does not understand the partition which was written from the image file.
Be very careful to specify the correct USB stick when using a wipe utility! After To perform an upgrade using this method, download the. Burn the downloaded. Insert the prepared media into the system and boot from it. The installer presents a screen showing all available drives. All drives are shown, including boot drives and storage drives. Only choose boot drives when upgrading. Choosing the wrong drives to upgrade or install will cause loss of data.
More than one drive is shown when a mirror has been used. Press Enter when done. To perform an upgrade, press Enter to accept the default of Upgrade Install. The installer recommends installing the operating system on a disk not used for storage. The updated system can be installed in a new boot environment, or the entire boot device can be formatted to start fresh.
Installing into a new boot environment preserves the old code, allowing a roll-back to previous versions if necessary. Formatting the boot device is usually not necessary but can reclaim space. User data and settings are preserved when installing to a new boot environment and also when formatting the boot device.
Move the highlight to one of the options and press Enter to start the upgrade. The installer unpacks the new image and displays the menu shown in Figure 2. Press Enter. If the upgrade installer was booted from CD, remove the CD. During the reboot there can be a conversion of the previous configuration database to the new version of the database.
This conversion can take a long time to finish, sometimes fifteen minutes or more, and can cause the system to reboot again. The system will start normally afterwards. Refresh the browser after a moment to see if the system is accessible. Reboot the system and watch for the boot menu. In the example shown in Figure 2. The second boot entry, FreeNAS , refers to the current version of the operating system, after the update was applied.
This second entry is highlighted and begins with a star, indicating that this is the environment the system will boot unless another entry is manually selected. Both entries include a date and timestamp showing when that boot environment was created. To boot into the previous version of the operating system, use the up or down arrow to select it and press Enter. The data is still on the disks and there is still a copy of the saved configuration. The system can be recovered with a few steps:. It is not possible to restore a saved configuration that is newer than the installed version.
For example, if a reboot into an older version of the operating system is performed, a configuration that was created in a later version cannot be restored. Click the Upgrade button as shown in Figure 2.
If the Upgrade button does not appear, the pool is already at the latest feature flags and does not need to be upgraded. The warning serves as a reminder that a pool upgrade is not reversible. Click OK to proceed with the upgrade. The upgrade itself only takes a few seconds and is non-disruptive. It is not necessary to stop any sharing services to upgrade the pool.
However, it is best to upgrade when the pool is not being heavily used. Before using FreeNAS within a virtual environment for the first time, read this post as it contains useful guidelines for minimizing the risk of losing data. To create the virtual machine, start VirtualBox and click the New button, shown in Figure 2.
Click the Next button to see the screen in Figure 2. Click Next to see the screen in Figure 2. The base memory size must be changed to at least MB. When finished, click Next to see the screen in Figure 2. Choose either Dynamically allocated or Fixed-size storage. The first option uses disk space as needed until it reaches the maximum size that is set in the next screen.
The second option creates a disk the full amount of disk space, whether it is used or not.
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