Upgraded to 9.3 now suggests I have installed a 'Nightly'

[Skyfox]

Hi guys,

I have upgraded to Freenas 9.3, and all seems to have gone well. Then the new update feature informed me that there was an update available. I made sure that STABLE was selected, however this is what the system information displays after the update:

However, upon looking at the UPDATE section, the following is displayed:

How do I verify which one is actually installed as I do not want to be on the nightlies. If it turns out I AM on the nightlies, I assume I can just reflash with the original 9.3 stable release?

Many thanks!

 

[joeschmuck]

You have the correct one, I had the same experience. Also mine did not automatically change to FreeNAS-9.3-Stable, I had to manually change it.

I'm sure they will fix the minor overlook soon, hopefully the next update.

 

[Skyfox]

Ok, thank you for the reply! I did panic a little :D

 

[joeschmuck]

I did the double take too. Remember that early adopters can expect to see issues, we just hope they are minor things like this and not serious ones.

 

[dlavigne]

Do you know if anyone has reported this bug yet? If not, can you create a report so that it grabs the attention of the dev team?

 

[rogerh]

The serial number in system information (0803) isn't the same as in the list of bootable versions (0832). Unless there is a good reason otherwise, it would make things clearer for these to be the same. But maybe they refer to different components that could be updated separately?

 

[joeschmuck]

Do you know if anyone has reported this bug yet? If not, can you create a report so that it grabs the attention of the dev team?

Naw, I knew if we waited for the next update it would be fixed, and it is.

 

[dlavigne]

Isn't that handy No more waiting for point releases.

 

[joeschmuck]

Isn't that handy :) No more waiting for point releases.

OMG, you are correct. All we will have are the funny long build numbers. It's almost like an AntiVirus program, it updates several times a day but the major version doesn't change until there is a substantial change. I do like this.