Insufficient Space to Upgrade 11.2 to 11.3 with a 32GB USB

Dangins89

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Hello all you awesome, helpful people! I've been googling and searching around the forums here for a few hours and I can't seem to find the answer I need. I feel it may be simple, but my path here has lead my astray and I'm confused...

I am attempting to update from 11.2 to 11.3. However, as the title says, it's failing because I'm out of space.

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Upon investigation, I see that "freenas-boot" seems to only be 3.62GB on my mirrored 32GB USB drives.

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I found a guide that suggested enabling autoexpand and running zpool online -e freenas-boot [device]. However, when I try to pass in da6p2 and da7p2, it says they don't exist in the pool...

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Finally, here's my system specs!

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Could someone please guide me on how to either properly expand the pool so these updates will work, or.. I don't know what better options there are? I can't seem to copy/paste from the GUI Shell, so I had to take pictures to avoid typos. Sorry for any missed details and thank you kindly for your assistance!
 

Patrick M. Hausen

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Go to System --> Boot and delete old boot environments that you don't need anymore. Every single update keeps a copy of the previous version.
 

Dangins89

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Hi Patrick,

Thanks for replying so quickly!
So under System --> Boot Environment I have
default 11.9M
Initial-Install 3.7M
11.2-U8 1.4G

I'm hesitant to delete the first 2, and while I'm not sure how much space I'm short by, don't think the 15M will make a big difference. I'm not sure why the pool is so small, I started this back in 2015, I think I started with 32GB USB sticks... but I *could* have started back on an 8GB stick. I've been on the 32GB USB sticks in a mirror since the start, if not a month later...
 

Tony-1971

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Hi,

Can you try to execute:
Code:
% zpool list
NAME           SIZE  ALLOC   FREE  CKPOINT  EXPANDSZ   FRAG    CAP  DEDUP  HEALTH  ALTROOT
freenas-boot    14G  4.79G  9.21G        -         -      -    34%  1.00x  ONLINE  -
...
% beadm list
BE              Active Mountpoint  Space Created                 Nickname
default         -      -            7.4M 2020-01-11 14:19        default
Initial-Install -      -            7.0M 2020-01-11 14:26        Initial-Install
11.3-RELEASE    -      -            1.0G 2020-01-30 18:38        11.3-RELEASE
11.3-U2.1       -      -            1.0G 2020-04-23 10:08        11.3-U2.1
11.3-U3.1       -      -            1.0G 2020-05-22 16:52        11.3-U3.1
11.3-U3.2       NR     /            4.8G 2020-06-03 16:46        11.3-U3.2

Maybe there are other things that use the pool.

Best Regards,
Antonio
 

Patrick M. Hausen

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Yep, old boot environments seem not to be the problem. What is configured as your system dataset?
 

Dangins89

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Hi guys, so in poking at it more, I discovered you can use the gptid labels with the zpool online -e command. For whatever reason it wasn't happy with the da6p2 and da7p2 but the corresponding gptid labels worked. After I ran the command, the freenas-boot pool is using the full size of the usb drive, and I was successfully able to upgrade to 11.3! I'm not sure how to make this as solved, but that's my next step I think...

Thank you for your time and input!
 
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