Ahoy friends.
Currently i have been using a Fedora system, using a FreeBSD VM to manage the hard drives using ZFS.
Now i have wiped everything and installed FreeNAS, the newly created pool looks fine.
But now i wanted to replace a hard disk, because the previous one failed, there was also a ZFS FS on it before.
So when i try to replace the disk, in order to wipe the new one, and include it into the pool, it says "Operation not permitted" and something with "dd".
Is there a way in order to get it working easily? I only found a quite complicated way.
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I hope someone could help, because i often have to wipe hard disks, so it should be some solution for everyday use.
Currently i have been using a Fedora system, using a FreeBSD VM to manage the hard drives using ZFS.
Now i have wiped everything and installed FreeNAS, the newly created pool looks fine.
But now i wanted to replace a hard disk, because the previous one failed, there was also a ZFS FS on it before.
So when i try to replace the disk, in order to wipe the new one, and include it into the pool, it says "Operation not permitted" and something with "dd".
Is there a way in order to get it working easily? I only found a quite complicated way.
"Operation not permitted" when trying to wipe disks
tl;dr: How can I wipe a disk? I'm running FreeNAS 11.1-u5, I imported the config from another FreeNAS install that was attached to another volume so as to get all of the previously configured users and groups and I'm trying to setup a new mirrored ZVOL with two 1TB disks that I had previously...

I hope someone could help, because i often have to wipe hard disks, so it should be some solution for everyday use.