Gerk
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- Sep 25, 2016
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Hi Folks
I've got an old beast of an enterprise box (I know, I've read all the guides, but I already own it so want to use it and winter's coming and it keeps my basement nice and warm) ... that I cannot get to boot with the 0.9.10 installer but the 10 beta installers boots and installs ok. I thought I read that 9.10 is the FBSD 10 underpinnings with the older UI on top of it ... so was wondering if I should try and report this non-booting issue and if it's something that might eventually be "back ported" to the 0.9.10 family of releases, or if I should try running with the 10 beta.
This is NOT production, but it is my home NAS. I just don't know how risky it is running the 10 beta at this point. I don't mind the odd blip here and there or whatever, but would be worried about actual data destruction.
For informational purposes the hardware is an HP DL 580 G5, 4 x 6 core Xeon @ 2.1Ghz per and 256GB ram (yes, that's why I still keep running this beastie, because I can't afford the RAM on a newer config).
Would be running about 50TB or so for now, but there's room to grow from there in open bays (and certainly with RAM).
I've got an old beast of an enterprise box (I know, I've read all the guides, but I already own it so want to use it and winter's coming and it keeps my basement nice and warm) ... that I cannot get to boot with the 0.9.10 installer but the 10 beta installers boots and installs ok. I thought I read that 9.10 is the FBSD 10 underpinnings with the older UI on top of it ... so was wondering if I should try and report this non-booting issue and if it's something that might eventually be "back ported" to the 0.9.10 family of releases, or if I should try running with the 10 beta.
This is NOT production, but it is my home NAS. I just don't know how risky it is running the 10 beta at this point. I don't mind the odd blip here and there or whatever, but would be worried about actual data destruction.
For informational purposes the hardware is an HP DL 580 G5, 4 x 6 core Xeon @ 2.1Ghz per and 256GB ram (yes, that's why I still keep running this beastie, because I can't afford the RAM on a newer config).
Would be running about 50TB or so for now, but there's room to grow from there in open bays (and certainly with RAM).