Hello guys

[Alfred Annan]

Just joining the forum...and with a problem I believe someone here can help me solve...

I am not very certain, but my FreeNAS will not boot from the SATA SSD 3MG2 124GB drive.

I need your help to figure this out...everything has been working fine for the past year plus until now.

I have post the images of the BIOS setup pages..

What am I doing wrong

 

[Redcoat]

Just joining the forum...and with a problem I believe someone here can help me solve...

I am not very certain, but my FreeNAS will not boot from the SATA SSD 3MG2 124GB drive.

I need your help to figure this out...everything has been working fine for the past year plus until now.

I have post the images of the BIOS setup pages..

What am I doing wrong

Doesn't look to me like you are doing anything wrong.

Is this on an Asrock C2750 D4l motherboard?

What messages are you seeing on the console at boot time? AOS0 may have been become corrupt and/or just failed.

I see you have two SSD's. I'm assuming they are both configured as boot drives (a mirror)? If so, I would designate AOS1 as the primary boot drive and see if it boots (FreeNAS mirrored boot is not active failover).

 

[Alfred Annan]

Doesn't look to me like you are doing anything wrong.

Is this on an Asrock C2750 D4l motherboard?

What messages are you seeing on the console at boot time? AOS0 may have been become corrupt and/or just failed.

I see you have two SSD's. I'm assuming they are both configured as boot drives (a mirror)? If so, I would designate AOS1 as the primary boot drive and see if it boots (FreeNAS mirrored boot is not active failover).

Thanks for the reply,

I believe the motherboard is an Asrock C2750 D4I as the UEFI Version says so on the Main Page in the first image?! Is that right?

The message on the console reads:

Reboot and Select proper Boot device
or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key..

Also, how do I make AOS1 the primary boot drive ?

 

[Redcoat]

Sorry delayed response - missed your reply somehow.

I did not notice the "D4I" on the main page.

To change the boot order, go to the Boot Option Priorities scree (the penultimate in the set of views you pasted) and change the Boot Option #1 to AOS1, save and exit. That should do it.