Hi,
a few days ago titan_rw informed me via IRC not to use FreeNAS as VM in ESXi.
@titan_rw: Thanks again!
In the further constellation there were two FreeNAS's, the first (master) as VM and a second Hardware-FreeNAS which was replicated from the master.
Now the second one became the master - it´s a HP microserver with RAID-Z.
After "eliminating" the VM-FreeNAS, one of the DATASETs of the Hardware-FreeNAS is mounted read-only.
How to fix that to get read-write access? /etc/fstab, or what´s the right way?
I don´t want the unit to be restarted until I have all the data copied to the new hardware raid 1 in my ESXi server.
Thx a lot!
Nice greets from Germany,
Frank
a few days ago titan_rw informed me via IRC not to use FreeNAS as VM in ESXi.
@titan_rw: Thanks again!
In the further constellation there were two FreeNAS's, the first (master) as VM and a second Hardware-FreeNAS which was replicated from the master.
Now the second one became the master - it´s a HP microserver with RAID-Z.
After "eliminating" the VM-FreeNAS, one of the DATASETs of the Hardware-FreeNAS is mounted read-only.
How to fix that to get read-write access? /etc/fstab, or what´s the right way?
I don´t want the unit to be restarted until I have all the data copied to the new hardware raid 1 in my ESXi server.
Thx a lot!
Nice greets from Germany,
Frank
