Build FreeNAS-9.3-STABLE-201501212031
Platform AMD Athlon(tm) II X3 455 Processor 3.3G
Memory 3813MB (2) 2G strips by Crucial
Motherboard MSI K9N6PGM2-V2
(2) 2T SATA Toshiba hard drives mirrored in MoBo RAID for (1) 2T storage space
(1) IDE CD/DVD drive
(1) IDE boot drive
Completed FreeNAS install seemingly successfully but when I try to add a user it tells me there is "nonexistent" space in which to create a home directory.
"Storage > View Volumes" tells me there is no volume
"Volume Mgr" shows me "Available Disks" is (1) 2T drive (makes sense)
"Volume Layout" shows 2x1x2T mirrored
So, I click "add Volume" and after a progress bar shows for a split second I am put back at "View Volumes" which tells me there is no volume.
While on the topic of creating volumes, I ought to specify what kind of space I'd like available to the finished system...
I would like to set aside (rounding off)
1T for shared access (from Windows clients) probably in the form of a media server
500G for user directories
500G for FTP users (not necessarily the same as system users)
Thanks all!
Platform AMD Athlon(tm) II X3 455 Processor 3.3G
Memory 3813MB (2) 2G strips by Crucial
Motherboard MSI K9N6PGM2-V2
(2) 2T SATA Toshiba hard drives mirrored in MoBo RAID for (1) 2T storage space
(1) IDE CD/DVD drive
(1) IDE boot drive
Completed FreeNAS install seemingly successfully but when I try to add a user it tells me there is "nonexistent" space in which to create a home directory.
"Storage > View Volumes" tells me there is no volume
"Volume Mgr" shows me "Available Disks" is (1) 2T drive (makes sense)
"Volume Layout" shows 2x1x2T mirrored
So, I click "add Volume" and after a progress bar shows for a split second I am put back at "View Volumes" which tells me there is no volume.
While on the topic of creating volumes, I ought to specify what kind of space I'd like available to the finished system...
I would like to set aside (rounding off)
1T for shared access (from Windows clients) probably in the form of a media server
500G for user directories
500G for FTP users (not necessarily the same as system users)
Thanks all!