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Import ZFS pool from a FreeBSD installation
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Please see section 8.1.6.1 of the FreeNAS User Guide, under "importing an encrypted pool"
https://doc.freenas.org/9.3/freenas_storage.html#importing-an-encrypted-pool
You must export your encryption key from your FreeBSD system and have it (and its passphrase) available during the import process.
https://doc.freenas.org/9.3/freenas_storage.html#importing-an-encrypted-pool
You must export your encryption key from your FreeBSD system and have it (and its passphrase) available during the import process.
Hello,
thanks for your reply.
The problem now is, that I cant import the existing pool. I imported the pool on the command line, because every disc has a seperate encryption key, which is not supported by the FreeNAS GUI.
On Step 2 of 2 in the volume import at the GUI, the dropdown is empty.
thanks for your reply.
The problem now is, that I cant import the existing pool. I imported the pool on the command line, because every disc has a seperate encryption key, which is not supported by the FreeNAS GUI.
On Step 2 of 2 in the volume import at the GUI, the dropdown is empty.
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I have the same problem like this user.
https://forums.freenas.org/index.ph...to-9-3-following-cata-failure-my-fault.27218/
The solution doesnt work for me. I still see the blank dialog like the one on the second picture.
And, after trying to import volume via the GUI, all the geli devices are "destroyed". weired.
https://forums.freenas.org/index.ph...to-9-3-following-cata-failure-my-fault.27218/
The solution doesnt work for me. I still see the blank dialog like the one on the second picture.
And, after trying to import volume via the GUI, all the geli devices are "destroyed". weired.
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