Natalie Cooper
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So I just looked up the serial number and this is what it came back with
HP Micro G7 N36L NHP 250GB EU
HP Micro G7 N36L NHP 250GB EU
I don't think you'll need it, the procedure applies only AFTER you got freenas installed.but I may need some help with the gparted.
FreeNas 8 is really old, try not to go there.
What I would do if I were you:
1. breathe! ;)
2. quickly try to boot https://download.freenas.org/9.10/RELEASE/x64/FreeNAS-9.10-RELEASE.iso
3. make sure the machine is up2date in terms of bios/firmware/... Now you have entered the serial at HP, you should be able to see and download the latest versions.
4. retry
5. if all of the above fails, is there a cd/dvd present in the microserver? Can you boot from there?
Not yet. How does a stick with 9.10-RELEASE on it behaves in the system?I have a USB CD drive, so could try that if you can suggest something
Not yet. How does a stick with 9.10-RELEASE on it behaves in the system?[/QUOTE]QUOTE="Natalie Cooper, post: 363013, member: 72638"]I have a USB CD drive, so could try that if you can suggest something
Breathing :)
Ok so I cant download the BIOS without paying for a warranty, so thats a no go.
I have a USB CD drive, so could try that if you can suggest something
FreeNas 8 is really old, try not to go there.
What I would do if I were you:
1. breathe! ;)
2. quickly try to boot https://download.freenas.org/9.10/RELEASE/x64/FreeNAS-9.10-RELEASE.iso
3. make sure the machine is up2date in terms of bios/firmware/... Now you have entered the serial at HP, you should be able to see and download the latest versions.
4. retry
5. if all of the above fails, is there a cd/dvd present in the microserver? Can you boot from there?
Not yet. How does a stick with 9.10-RELEASE on it behaves in the system?
But it worked before!Its simply not going to work. :( Guess I will just have to not use FreeNAS.
But it worked before!![]()
yes it did.. Which is why I am so frustrated. See my post above.. the only thing I can think of is the graphics adapter.. I am sure last time i did it I just used a standard VGA screen which I no longer have and using the TV now. But this server only has VGA so I am using a converter from VGA to HDMI and I wonder if something is up with that
You say you can boot the server into other operating systems, Is that with the hardware configuration (using the TV and VGA/HDMI convertor) you have now in place, so that it's only your FreeNAS stick that will not boot "to completion"?
If you boot into Ubuntu and press alt-shift-(some f-key), does it comes back with a text-mode login prompt? Maybe idd only a graphical GUI is displayed correctly on your TV set.
Just to be sure, you booted Ubuntu in graphical mode, not in text mode?
If you boot into Ubuntu and press alt-shift-(some f-key), does it comes back with a text-mode login prompt? Maybe idd only a graphical GUI is displayed correctly on your TV set.