SOLVED Admin Browser "GUI" without layout and Graphics?

[PinguMann]

Suddenly after running faultlessly for a few days after installation, the normal "GUI" in FireFox Browser looks like there is no Formatting and no Graphics any more.
What causes this display?

 

[dlavigne]

As per the forum rules, post the build version of FreeNAS (from System -> Information) and your hardware specs.

 

[PinguMann]

As per the forum rules, post the build version of FreeNAS (from System -> Information) and your hardware specs.

Pardon, I forgot the Basics:
Hard to get the "System -> Information" with this misconfigured Display that does not react at all to mouse clicks
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Host Server System:
Software: CentOS 7 64Bit as Host.
CPU: INTEL Core i7-6700 3,4GHz LGA1151 8MB Cache Tray CPU
Mainboard: Asrock C236 wsi Server/Workstation Mainboard
RAM 32 GB
10 x 2TB Samsung SATA III 2,5" HD's
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VMWare Workstation 12 Virtal Machine
Installation within a Virtual Machine allocated 4GB Ram
In VMWare Workstation 12 as client as Linux Kernel 3 64Bit System.
Software: FreeNAS 9.10-Stable ISO Installation updated to newest version.
SCSI 16 GB root Drive
NFS Attached NAS 9TB Linux SW-Raid10 as single External Drive from Host.
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[Ericloewe]

Happens rarely. Try clearing the browser cache and rebooting the server if that doesn't help.

 

[PinguMann]

Nope, that wasn't it.

Chrome and Safari also does it. All caches of Safari, FF and Chrome were cleared.

FreeNAS 9.10.2-U2 was rebooted several times, to no avail :-(

 

[danb35]

Well, your VM is allocated only half the minimum required RAM--that isn't going to help.

 

[Ericloewe]

Well, your VM is allocated only half the minimum required RAM--that isn't going to help.

Completely missed that detail.

 

[PinguMann]

Nothing helped. Increasing to 8GB Ram also made no difference.

I finally decided to install another Virtual Machine. It works OK.
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: BUT :
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There is a problem though; how can the data volume created by the broken installation, which is on a seperate external virtual drive on the host, be attached to the new installation, without the apparent forced required formatting it? The new system sees it and wants to attach it, but all options to do it requires a reformat.

There is a lot of Data on the external volume - formating is a no-go.

 

[danb35]

You should be able to import the pool. Don't use the volume manager; that's used to create and change pools.

 

[PinguMann]

Will give it a try, thanks ....

 

[PinguMann]

Will give it a try, thanks ....

It works great ...

Thanx.