Let me quickly try to elaborate, gladly correct me if I am wrong. Which one suits you is entirely up to you. I choose RaidZ1 because I run regular backups of my Data anyways, so I prefer having more disk space available. Just take above points into consideration. You successfully installed FreeNAS and went through the basic configuration.
Now you can continue with this article , which explains how to create your first Dataset and Windows Share. Stay tuned for more FreeNAS goodness in the near future. Also check out my FreeNAS build here. Thanks for the guide. The bugs in the FTP configuration are sorted out. The GUI will now generate valid configurations or refuse to save invalid values with an appropriate error message. Errata: Volumes created with previous snapshots, betas, or builds from the sourceforge repo contained a bug in their GPT labeling scheme.
This labelling can result in reduced performance when the underlying device is a hardware RAID 5 or 6 array. The iSCSI service can generate broken configs for some scenarios.
These will get fixed as feedback is received, as the number of initiators and their various configurations creates a large matrix of possibilities. Furthermore there is no way to create a Link Aggregation from the CLI, so the initial setup is at best non-intuitive. From the CLI you can configure a physical interface so that the web GUI can be accessed, then from the web GUI a Link Aggregation can be created, then the physical interface can be deleted, the box rebooted, and then from the CLI the link aggregation can be selected for configuration.
Once it is configured the box should be rebooted a final time. Replacing failed drives in arrays isn't possible through the GUI, and due to the drives being GPT labeled replacing them via the CLI isn't easy either, nor is the replacement procedure documented at this moment.
While the documentation will be available very shortly, the real solution will be via the GUI. That will be rectified shortly, but for the moment accessing the GUI over a hostile network such as the internet is not a good idea. The exact conditions for this are unknown. Changes for v0. Virtual machine guest support VMware and VirtualBox. Upgrade istgt to version Upgrade msmtp to 1. Upgrade transmission to 1. Upgrade PHP to 5. Upgrade fuppes to 0. Upgrade rsync to 3.
Upgrade inadyn-mt to Upgrade netatalk to 2. Upgrade bash to 4. Upgrade lighttpd to 1. Upgrade proftpd to 1. Upgrade iSCSI initiator to 2. Upgrade sipcalc to 1. Upgrade nano to 2. Modify Samba default buffer size. Modify Tuning values. Restrict NFS sharing directory with alldirs. Add serial console support.
Add custom script in email report FR Add Japanese in File Manager quixplorer. Add incomplete directory in Services BitTorrent. Bug fixes: Fix bug in istgt script. Thanks to Daisuke Aoyama. BR Set home dir for Quixplorer users. Remove useless character in email BR Every reboot increases the number of 'proc' entries in fstab on 'full' installations BR Fix initial resolv issue.
Fix full install upgrade error. Fix nsswitch error when ldap is enabled BR Fix transmission umask does not work BR Fix cannot check WebGUI default port. Fix fail to apply if webserver authentication is enabled and documentroot is missing. Fix scheduled self-test does not work when one digit is contained in config. Fix transmission script does not support spaces BR Fix default configdir is wrong BR Fix warning in quixploler when using Russian.
Fix spaces in password does not work for su, etc. Upgrade Samba to 3. Add a user portal. This allows a local user to login and change it's password.
The user must have access permissions to login to the user portal. This can be configured in the user configuration WebGUI. Please note that the administrator needs to apply changes done by the local users because there have to be restarted several services which is not allowed to be done by a user. Thanks to Morton Jonuschat.
Thanks to Morton Jonuschat for the patch. Upgrade e2fsprogs to 1. Upgrade fuppes to SVN Minors changes: Set transmission umask to per default. Add ixgbe driver to i kernel. Add support for Blowfish bits encryption FR Add extra options for S. Add latvian language support. Thanks to the translators. Update Quixplorer russian translation BR Thanks to Alexey Sannikov.
Add 'Max. Set 'dir-listing. Display volume serial number in 'Disks Management' FR Thanks to Vasily Chalykh. Bug fixes: Prohibit user 'transmission' to login via FTP. ZPool disk space usage isn't displayed correctly BR Include ZFS support. Thanks to Nelson Silva for doing core coding and Falk Menzel for testing and giving some tipps and ideas. Replace iSCSI target by istgt. Please note, if you have used devices with the previous iSCSI target software you have to recreate your target.
Thanks to Tobias Reber. Thanks to David Davis for the patches. Respect the modified log file location via rc. Upgrade tftp-hpa to 0. It is not possible to encrypt a disk partition, only complete disks are supported. Enable 'polling' on interfaces used by a LAGG interface will make it inoperable. It is not possible to mount EXT2 disks with an inode size of bytes.
Downgrading to 0. FreeBSD's ext2fs module, as of release 7. Unfortunately, byte is the default size with many recent Linux distributions. It is tested for nfe 4 und xl 4. Add ability to enable or disable rc. Add danish WebGUI translation. Thanks to all translators. Locked Update from 8. Replies 6 Views 3K. Jun 24, Ericloewe. Where to download an old version 9. Mike77 Oct 18, Installation and Updates.
Replies 3 Views Oct 18, Mike Locked Upgrading Older 9. Don Ferraguto Dec 4, Installation and Updates. Replies 2 Views 2K. Dec 6, gpsguy. The dd command can take some minutes to complete.
Wait until the prompt returns and a message is displayed with information about how long it took to write the image to the USB drive. If needed, choose another boot option by pressing the Spacebar to stop the timer and then enter the number of the desired option. If the installer does not boot, verify that the installation device is listed first in the boot order in the BIOS. If the installer stalls during bootup, double-check the SHA hash of the.
If the hash does not match, re-download the file. If the hash is correct, burn the CD again at a lower speed or write the file to a different USB stick. Once the installer has finished booting, the installer menu is displayed as shown in Figure 2. The next menu, shown in Figure 2. This includes any inserted USB thumb drives, which have names beginning with da. In this example, the user is performing a test installation using VirtualBox and has created a 16 GiB virtual disk to hold the operating system.
Press the spacebar to select it. To mirror the boot device, move to the second device and press spacebar to select it also. After making these selections, press Enter. The warning shown in Figure 2. Press Enter to continue on to the screen shown in Figure 2. A minimum of 8 GiB of space on the boot device is required. However, 32 GiB is recommended to provide room for future additions and boot environments. When using mirrored boot devices, it is best to use devices of the same size.
If the device sizes are different, the mirror is limited to the size of the smaller device. When an existing installation is present, the menu shown in Figure 2. To overwrite an existing installation, use the arrows to move to Fresh Install and press Enter twice to continue to the screen shown in Figure 2. The screen shown in Figure 2. Setting a password is mandatory and the password cannot be blank. Since this password provides access to the administrative GUI, it should be hard to guess.
Enter the password, press the down arrow key, and confirm the password. Then press Enter to continue with the installation.
Choosing Cancel skips setting a root password during the installation, but the administrative GUI will require setting a root password when logging in for the first time.
Unless these are set, the only way to access a shell as root is to gain physical access to the console menu or to access the web shell within the administrative GUI. BIOS booting is recommended for legacy and enterprise hardware. UEFI is used on newer consumer motherboards. The message in Figure 2. Press Enter to return to Installer Menu. Highlight 3 Reboot System and press Enter.
Press the Spacebar to stop the timer and use the boot menu. 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 waits ten seconds in the installer boot menu before booting the default option. If needed, press the Spacebar to stop the timer and choose another boot option. 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. I've heard that it can take ages sometimes. Time is not the issue, I'm more worried about leftover junk from the old version and the mess that I made of the user accounts. All the data is backed up, the important data even several times on different media.
I will probably wipe all the storage and reconfigure the pools etc while I'm at it. But I'll figure that out or ask about that when I get there. For now the NAS is my big worry. Freenas 11 is the one they are actively moving forward I believe. I would export zfs pools and install fresh since so much crazy has gone down over past year.
Freenas 11 is going to have docker and better VM support over 9. Wouldn't hurt to try and upgrade so long as everything is backed up , but there have been dramatic changes, so I'd be inclined to do a fresh install, especially seeing as how you've already set aside a couple of days. It would probably be quicker in the long run anyway, than trying to track down some strange, or broken behavior from a semi-successful upgrade.
It'd be stupid to install 9. After all I've been on an outdated branch for well over a year already.
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