Freenas Kernel Panic

[hax4dayz]

Ok so two day ago my power got cut from my house. I managed to restore the power but then realized my nas was probably turned off. When I tried turning it back on again it made some beeping noises so I cracked open the case to see what was wrong reseated the cpu and ram and that did the trick. Only I wanted to make sure that it was booting up correctly. I plugged in a monitor and a keyboard, did the normal boot sequence aand this happened:

Here are the specs of the machine:

• CPU: AMD Athlon 64
• Motherboard: MS-7184
• RAM: 2x hynix 512mb 1x Kingston 512mb 1x Star ram 512 all DDR
• PSU: Bestec ATX-300-12Z REV 8C
• GPU: none

I can't give any system logs because I have none. I may be able to do a full reset(?). I will lose all of my data but I can probably be ok with that.

 

[dlavigne]

It's possible the boot device died. Try installing the same version to a different USB stick and see if that boots. If it does, you can restore your config.

 

[DUCKY NO LIKEY]

So I got something similar when installing a fresh installation of the newest version of Free NAS. Install completed perfectly but when I rebooted and the OS starts up I get this error. Not the same error but thought it was worth a mention. I know the hardware is good because I had Free as on this machine before. I'm going to try a older version.

 

[DUCKY NO LIKEY]

So I tried the other version got the same error message.
But I found my old flash drive with FreeNAS 9.10.1-U2 on it and it booted up right away. I found it under my keyboard! XD
So it's safe to say I'm not upgrading to the newer version any time soon.
It defiantly seems to be a issue with the new version. If someone is better with bug reporting want's info just let me know.

 

[DUCKY NO LIKEY]

Ok so two day ago my power got cut from my house. I managed to restore the power but then realized my nas was probably turned off. When I tried turning it back on again it made some beeping noises so I cracked open the case to see what was wrong reseated the cpu and ram and that did the trick. Only I wanted to make sure that it was booting up correctly. I plugged in a monitor and a keyboard, did the normal boot sequence aand this happened: View attachment 31504

Here are the specs of the machine:

• CPU: AMD Athlon 64
• Motherboard: MS-7184
• RAM: 2x hynix 512mb 1x Kingston 512mb 1x Star ram 512 all DDR
• PSU: Bestec ATX-300-12Z REV 8C
• GPU: none

I can't give any system logs because I have none. I may be able to do a full reset(?). I will lose all of my data but I can probably be ok with that.

So any news on what you decided to do?

 

[hax4dayz]

So any news on what you decided to do?

Hey yeah sorry i've been busy but i think I might just reinstall FreeNAS seeing as there are no important files on there. The only thing will be is that i have to set everything back up again and that will probberly be a pain in my ass.

 

[Glorious1]

The only thing will be is that i have to set everything back up again and that will probberly be a pain in my ass.

That's what saving the configuration is for.

 

[kumarmvnk]

which file is the Kernel file in Freenas where can i find it ?