ToniCapablo
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Hello everybody!
I was looking for many sections of the forum and I did not find any specific place where it explains exactly the query I am going to do:
- ServerHP ProLiant DL320e Gen8 (it has place for internal SD card slot)
- RAM: 4 GB (I will update with more RAM by prerequisites from FreeNAS)
- HDD: 4 disks HP 2 TB 7.2K rpm (this is the storage where FreeNAS will have)
- Update to Service Pack April 2017
I want to do a fresh install of FreeNAS (latest version available) but I did not find how to do the installation of FreeNAS in this SD card, booting from the internal SD card slot. Is it possible? Has to be in a specific format (FAT16, FAT32, NTFS...)? Any specific model from SD cards?
Now, the SD card that I have is a 16 GB SanDisk with 90 MB/s velocity.
I tried to do by myself, with a FreeNAS installer in a pendrive USB attached to the server, but there is no way to select the SD card in order to install FreeNAS. This SD card works without any issue in any laptop or PC.
Any idea from this? Thanks in advance.
Regards,
I was looking for many sections of the forum and I did not find any specific place where it explains exactly the query I am going to do:
- ServerHP ProLiant DL320e Gen8 (it has place for internal SD card slot)
- RAM: 4 GB (I will update with more RAM by prerequisites from FreeNAS)
- HDD: 4 disks HP 2 TB 7.2K rpm (this is the storage where FreeNAS will have)
- Update to Service Pack April 2017
I want to do a fresh install of FreeNAS (latest version available) but I did not find how to do the installation of FreeNAS in this SD card, booting from the internal SD card slot. Is it possible? Has to be in a specific format (FAT16, FAT32, NTFS...)? Any specific model from SD cards?
Now, the SD card that I have is a 16 GB SanDisk with 90 MB/s velocity.
I tried to do by myself, with a FreeNAS installer in a pendrive USB attached to the server, but there is no way to select the SD card in order to install FreeNAS. This SD card works without any issue in any laptop or PC.
Any idea from this? Thanks in advance.
Regards,
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