My 50 cents. Hope it helps someone someday.
I am no way pro so this is a lame but working workaround.
After migration to new hardware I prepared a new stick with 9.10.2 and it worked flawless,
However after config upload I've got into menu loop with
freenas init: getty repeating too quickly
Network interfaces unresponsive and so on. No access to system at all.
I've tried to find solution but found nothing useful online. Long story short - that was a network_interface in config file. (config_old.db)
Previous setup had static IP at nfe0 and new hardware had a single interface named ra0. Looks like FreeNAS doesnt like such conflicts.
To fix it
1. reinstall fresh build (9.10.2 in my case) from ISO.
2. configure static IP as necessary
3. download config db via webui (config_new)
4. open config_new.db with any sql editor
5. locate network_interface table and copy data string
6. open config_old.db
7. locate network_interface table and replace data string. commit changes.
8. upload updated config.
I am no way pro so this is a lame but working workaround.
After migration to new hardware I prepared a new stick with 9.10.2 and it worked flawless,
However after config upload I've got into menu loop with
freenas init: getty repeating too quickly
Network interfaces unresponsive and so on. No access to system at all.
I've tried to find solution but found nothing useful online. Long story short - that was a network_interface in config file. (config_old.db)
Previous setup had static IP at nfe0 and new hardware had a single interface named ra0. Looks like FreeNAS doesnt like such conflicts.
To fix it
1. reinstall fresh build (9.10.2 in my case) from ISO.
2. configure static IP as necessary
3. download config db via webui (config_new)
4. open config_new.db with any sql editor
5. locate network_interface table and copy data string
6. open config_old.db
7. locate network_interface table and replace data string. commit changes.
8. upload updated config.
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