freenas 11.3 problem with pools after upgrade from 11.2

[gregsam]

Hi , after upgrade my freenas 11.2 to 11.3 i cant do nothing with same pools.

here you can see is only 20 pools


but i have 46 pools


this is alerts, but i cant do nothing, they does not exist in pools (((



I need upgrade some pools , but i cant see in pools and i cant do something.
i need remove one pool and i cant do this, because that pools does not exist in pools

Please help !

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- Ericloewe

 

[danb35]

but i have 46 pools

Why on earth do you have 46 pools? Really, why do you have more than one?

There's a good chance you're running into a GUI bug/limitation (and I'd suggest reporting it as a bug), but there's also a good chance that that bug/limitation is triggered by a setup that's pretty badly broken.

 

[FuriousPy]

Try this... i dont know if will work..

Goto Menu:
System - Boot Environments

Select the most upgraded 11.2 version and click on the tree points on the right, select activate and reboot the Freenas..
If work, then put all your Pools content in one and use DataSet in that pool to organize your cameras or movies...

 

[SweetAndLow]

Hi , after upgrade my freenas 11.2 to 11.3 i can't do nothing with same pools.

here you can see is only 20 pools


but i have 46 pools


this is alerts, but i can't do nothing, they does not exist in pools (((



I need upgrade some pools , but i can't see in pools and i can't do something.
i need remove one pool and i can't do this, because that pools does not exist in pools

Please help !

Between you inability to speak English very well and idiotic layout I think this is just a troll comment. No one with a system that can hold 46 disks would also create 46 pools.

 

[Ericloewe]

Okay people.

<Moderator hat on>
OP, you have a truly horrible setup. Please check the resources section for a number of guides that may help you. You really do not want 46 pools in any reasonable situation.

Everyone else, please do not jump to the conclusion that OP is trolling. We see weird and insane configurations semi-regularly and this is just one more.
</Moderator hat off>