can't get FreeNAS to start up

[wblock]

sorry about that the first picture is when after its hung up i press control c and it starts up again.

This does not answer the question. Can you type numbers at the prompt that says "Enter an option from 1-14:"? That is the normal console menu.

This latest picture is again different from the earlier ones. It's hard to tell whether the problem is in a different place each time, which could indicate hardware problems.

 

[Rafael Morel]

This does not answer the question. Can you type numbers at the prompt that says "Enter an option from 1-14:"? That is the normal console menu.

This latest picture is again different from the earlier ones. It's hard to tell whether the problem is in a different place each time, which could indicate hardware problems.

i can type but once i do that i get an error message also sorry its all over the place I'm going to organize it better and put numbers from which step to step.

yes the last picture is where it first stops at then i press control c and it starts going again after a min it gets to the normal console menu and then i enter a number and it gives me a different error message

 

[Rafael Morel]

This does not answer the question. Can you type numbers at the prompt that says "Enter an option from 1-14:"? That is the normal console menu.

This latest picture is again different from the earlier ones. It's hard to tell whether the problem is in a different place each time, which could indicate hardware problems.

ok so when it first starts up it goes to here and gets stuck

then i press control T and this comes up next and just stays stuck again

and when i press Control C these next few windows come up and thats as far as i get


screen 1

screen 2

screen 3

screen 4

and once it gets to the last screen i can't do much it won't let me configure to get to the next page

 

[SweetAndLow]

There is no next page you need to setup your network interfaces and log into the GUI.

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[Ericloewe]

The most likely scenario is that the NICs weren't recognized. Gigabyte's site is extremely helpful and says "2x Intel NIC" (/s).

 

[ccssid]

Try swapping out your ethernet cable. You should see an ip address posted at the bottom of the last screenshot you posted.

 

[Rafael Morel]

The most likely scenario is that the NICs weren't recognized. Gigabyte's site is extremely helpful and says "2x Intel NIC" (/s).

Try swapping out your ethernet cable. You should see an ip address posted at the bottom of the last screenshot you posted.

thanks going to try that now

 

[Rafael Morel]

There is no next page you need to setup your network interfaces and log into the GUI.

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I've tried to set them up they show up in my rooter but no ip at the bottom of the boot screen and when i try to go on the comp type the ip to log in it won't load the page

 

[SweetAndLow]

You need to configure a static ip. What do you mean by they show up in your router? I think you should learn a little about networking.

 

[Rafael Morel]

You need to configure a static ip. What do you mean by they show up in your router? I think you should learn a little about networking.

i mean if i go into my routers setting to see whats connected and check there ip address the freeness shows up under the ip i assigned it in the first option , configure network interfaces, but it won't log into it

 

[Rafael Morel]

You need to configure a static ip. What do you mean by they show up in your router? I think you should learn a little about networking.

i get to here i set up the ip but it still says no configured interfaces were found. try to do it manually) which is what i just did but it still won't go any suggestions
thanks.

 

[SweetAndLow]

Try igb0? I'll reiterate this but your hardware might not be supported. Intel NICs are the best bet.

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[Rafael Morel]

I updated to FreeNAS Corral and now it works fine thanks for everything everyone.