Pool Lost after reboot

[lucasxedge]

Hey,

My freenas boot ran into a pen drive that stops work.
i installed freenas into another pen drive and now i can't import my data drives, using auto import it takes a long time more than an hour and don't import.
using command line zpool import, it imports the files, if i list the /mnt/ directory the folder is in there but when i reboot the system the pool lost.

anyone can help me?

 

[anodos]

Please post the details of your hardware and version of FreeNAS.

 

[lucasxedge]

my freenas is running in a core i5 processor, 4gb ram

freenas version is 9.2.1.7

 

[anodos]

my freenas is running in a core i5 processor, 4gb ram

freenas version is 9.2.1.7

You don't have sufficient RAM. See hardware recommendations here: http://doc.freenas.org/index.php/Hardware_Recommendations
Upgrade to 8GB RAM and see if the problem persists.

 

[cyberjock]

Yep.. looks like we might have another permanently lost pool due to not meeting the minimum hardware requirements.

 

[jgreco]

When asked for details of your hardware,

my freenas is running in a core i5 processor, 4gb ram

is a poor response.

using auto import it takes a long time more than an hour and don't import.
using command line zpool import, it imports the files, if i list the /mnt/ directory the folder is in there but when i reboot the system the pool lost.

That doesn't sound like a lost pool, necessarily. Upgrade to 8GB and try again.