Server can only boot from "Initial-install"

[SSunde]

Hello everyone!
Well I've been trying to figure out some stuff about my server for a while, and I'm guessing this is the first thing that needs to be tackled. I think that the boot problem comes from it being installed on a hdd. It is installed there because it has a mac motherboard. (the efi won't allow boot through usb without much hassle).
I have other problems too, like it cannot be updated through any means except a fresh install.
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Jul 18 18:47:24 freenas updated.py: [freenasOS.Update:1078] Update got exception during update: Cannot remove file /tmp
Jul 18 18:47:32 freenas manage.py: [middleware.exceptions:38] [MiddlewareError: Cannot remove file /tmp]
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I have included dsmsg and debug. But there was a power outage yesterday and now it repeats something new in the log / terminal thingy so i guess it will be all over the debug file too.



System:
FreeNAS-9.3-STABLE-201505130355
Dual xeon x5482 3.2 ghz quad core processor
16gb ecc buffered 800mhz
Apple specific motherboard built on the intel 5400 chipset.
4x 1tb SAMSUNG HD103UJ 1AA01109

Edit: added files.

 

[SSunde]

Nevermind. Got it going.
Now all i have to deal with is finding out what might be causing this:
freenas syslog-ng[1734]: Error opening file for writing; filename='/dev/console', error='Device not configured (6)'
But i will post somewhere else on the forum if i can't figure it out myself.

 

[wtfuar]

Same problem here. Just changed the mainboard now getting this errors filling up my syslog.
If you found a solution let me know please.

 

[David Goodwin]

Im getting this too on a fresh install - any solutions ?

 

[m0nkey_]

@SSunde as a courtesy to other people experiencing the same issue, it would help if you posted your solution.