Restoring lost boot stick configuration

[julez]

Hey,

unfortunately my freenas boot stick seems to be corrupted. When i want to boot up it says:

Code:

error: can't find command 'search'.
error: can't find command 'kfreebsd'.
error: can't find command 'kfreebsd_loadenv'.
...

I've read that one approach is to create a second boot stick and copy the config file. Unfortunately I don't have a copy of the config file so I tried to get the config file with mounting the old bootdrive (described over here):
mount -o ro /dev/da1s4 /var/tmp/cfgmount

The old boot stick has only da1p[0-2], which I can't mount (Invalid arguments or file not found).
Is there any way to get the old config file OR set up a new freenas to get access to my drives?
Unfortunately I don't know if I set up the drives with encryption and which kind of raid (I assume RaidZ or Raid5).

I'm using Freenas 11u1.

Thank you!
julez

 

[kdragon75]

If your using encryption your out of luck. Otherwise, disconnect your data disks (just to be safe) and install a new FreeNAS to a new USB. Shutdown, reconnect your old drives, boot, and it should see your pool and be able to import it.
WARNING: when you see the setup wizard on your first boot, CLOSE IT.
http://doc.freenas.org/11/storage.html#import-volume