SOLVED Boot order inside jail

[sdgenxr]

I've installed Ubuntu Server 20.04 inside a jail to run Pi-Hole and have it set up and running as needed. However, anytime I reboot FreeNAS, the jail boot to the Ubuntu installation dialog. How do I change the boot order in the jail so that Pi-Hole is the first boot device in the jail?

 

[Jurgen Segaert]

There's a "Change Device Order" option to set the priority number for booting the VM. Smaller numbers are higher in boot priority, see the documentation: https://www.ixsystems.com/documentation/freenas/11.3-U4/virtualmachines.html#adding-devices-to-a-vm

Also, after the installation you could just remove the CD-ROM device if you used that to boot from the installation iso image.

 

[sdgenxr]

Thanks @Jurgen Segaert ! I was looking for the CD boot device under the edit menu and not by clicking the three dots to the left for the jail.