Freenas stuck booting

[Jayzzon]

Hello!

I've had my Freenas working fine for the last year, but one month ago I tried to access it, but I could not find it via file explorer. I did not think about it that much, but today it changed. I plugged my screen, keyboard and mouse into the NAS to find it not giving me any display. I then proceeded to restart it by holding the power on button for 10 seconds and then starting it up after half a minute. I checked that all the five drives were running and that the 16 Gb of ram ran. Booted from a USB stick (which is where FreeNAS was is installed) I was then greeted by this after autoboot did its thing, but not really knowing what it was.
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I restarted the NAS once again since it was stuck. Saw it went through Freenas Autoboot, then it just stopped at this

Restarted once again and could see the default FreeNas page where you have four options. So it starts up good but fails after the normal boot.

I don't really know if this problem started to happen after a new update of FreeNAS was installed, after a power shortage or just randomly. From what I searched up on google some had the problem with USB-Stick being in the wrong USB-socket, which mine isn't. (

From my understanding as a noob, it seems as FreeNAS cant load the installed FreeNAS software? Or something like that? Am I right?

 

[dlavigne]

Most likely the boot device died. Try installing the same version of the OS to a fresh boot device and see if that resolves the issue.

 

[Chris Moore]

Most likely the boot device died. Try installing the same version of the OS to a fresh boot device and see if that resolves the issue.

I agree. The device at da0 appears to be a Samsung Flash drive, but there are a large number of errors and it is getting detached. I would remove it from the system.

From my understanding as a noob, it seems as FreeNAS can't load the installed FreeNAS software? Or something like that? Am I right?

Your data should be fine in the storage pool. Be sure to let us know what happens next.

 

[Jayzzon]

Yes, the Boot device is a Samsung Flash Drive. After restarting the Nas 4 times I've noticed that the first image I linked is appearing. I mean, isn't the USB working at all, since I get the FreeNAS default page with 4 options (where Autoboot takes place) it seems like its half damaged?