Stable train update says "This is not a production release, and should only be used for testing."??

[Cartesio]

Right now my TrueNAS 12 Core system told me "Updates available" in the dashboard. When I click it, it shows 12-U1 but with a "This is not a production release, and should only be used for testing. " warning. I'm on the TrueNAS-12.0-STABLE train - why I'm shown a "testing" release? It's a new Windows-like feature that users will be sent code still in testing as updates? Or is this a bug?

 

[Kris Moore]

Its a temporary / cosmetic bug for now. That tag/warning will go away in a few weeks when the Enterprise train syncs up. Sorry for the confusion!

/core/gettingstarted/corereleasenotes/

 

[Cartesio]

Ah, OK, found it as the last line of the 12U1 release notes....

"This warning is a result of the Enterprise train not being activated yet and can be safely ignored. This will be automatically corrected on December 22nd when the Enterprise update train is activated. "

Thank you, applying the update, then.

 

[Smithcraft]

I just checked and I'm still getting the "This is not a production release, and should only be used for testing." warning.

But I will go ahead and disregard it.

 

[piperfect]

I am also still getting this

 

[Ganzir]

Code:

Upgrade    base-os-12.0-U1-764c3b0625e2dd9a62409cc2790a9747 -> base-os-12.0-U1.1-c4dd928c410ac5cb43f74d00b8ac6b04
Upgrade    freebsd-pkgdb-12.0-U1-764c3b0625e2dd9a62409cc2790a9747 -> freebsd-pkgdb-12.0-U1.1-c4dd928c410ac5cb43f74d00b8ac6b04
Upgrade    freenas-pkg-tools-12.0-U1-764c3b0625e2dd9a62409cc2790a9747 -> freenas-pkg-tools-12.0-U1.1-c4dd928c410ac5cb43f74d00b8ac6b04

Same here ... is this stable or should I refrain from doing the upgrade?

 

[Samuel Tai]

Upgrade. It fixes a data loss bug with OpenZFS 2.0.

 

[Ganzir]

Thanks for the prompt reply as well as clarification

 

[Oded]

Upgrade. It fixes a data loss bug with OpenZFS 2.0.

Hi Samuel,
Can you share some details about this bug?
I've just replaced a faulty drive with a new one and it immediately reported cksum "Too many errors", I'm wondering if it's a bug or if it's a faulty new drive.

 

[sretalla]

Can you share some details about this bug?

Perhaps you could save everyone some time and share the details of which drive/model you're using. Maybe we can spot the problem for you based on that. It's unlikely to be the ZFS bug:

/core/gettingstarted/corereleasenotes/

https://jira.ixsystems.com/browse/NAS-108627

 

[Smithcraft]

Still a problem with 12-U1.1.