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11.3 -> 12 Update disk I/O error trying to upgrade
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I actually tried fresh installing the OS again to a new (cheap) SSD, but ran into an error on boot up each time. (same as here, https://www.truenas.com/community/threads/freenas-install-fail-stopped-at-kdb_enter-0x3b-movq.83195/ ) which solution pretty much says try another install flash drive, but I tried 3 separate ones.
I wonder, is it possible for me to create a mirror of the boot pool onto that new SSD? I am not trying to use it for anything other than the OS.
I wonder, is it possible for me to create a mirror of the boot pool onto that new SSD? I am not trying to use it for anything other than the OS.
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Well another update at this point I am at a loss, this system is un-upgradeable.
I took out the new SSD I bought (and SATA m.2 PCIe board I am using) and plugged it into a different computer. I then installed freenas onto the SSD. I could then successfully booted into freenas on that machine. I took out the SSD I installed it on and moved it back into my server. Tried to boot up into freenas on the server with that same SSD that could boot on my other machine, and I still ended up getting the "stopped at kdb_enter+0x3b: movq" error from the link above.
I took out the new SSD I bought (and SATA m.2 PCIe board I am using) and plugged it into a different computer. I then installed freenas onto the SSD. I could then successfully booted into freenas on that machine. I took out the SSD I installed it on and moved it back into my server. Tried to boot up into freenas on the server with that same SSD that could boot on my other machine, and I still ended up getting the "stopped at kdb_enter+0x3b: movq" error from the link above.
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There may be something to that... I would be surprised if there isn't some kind of hardware issue on that system.
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Edit: In the end I decided to upgrade my system, as alluded to it felt like hardware issues and also it was quite old and power inefficient. An install of 11.3 on new hardware did the trick. Moved drives over to new system. Restore config went off without a hitch. Now updated to core 13.0. Mirrored boot SSDs and got a new drive to mirror my other system/iocage SSD. Feeling better about things now.
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