Grinas
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hey,
Yesterday i added a drive and a new volume to my server and it booted up fine while i was working on it last night doing a configuration on an openvpn jail it rebooted for no reason instead of waiting for it to reboot I went to bed and woke up this morning to this message.
"This is a FreeNAS data disk and cannot boot system"
from reading other threads on the forum the possible cause is either boot order issue error or boot drive failure.
i had a check and confirmed the boot order is correct and that boot from USB is first and i even disabled most of the others but still get the error. there are no other usbs connected to the server.
I doubt it is the boot drives failing as i have 2 drives mirrored. Is it possible they both failed at the exact same time? they are less than a year old good quality Sandisk drives?
Is there any other possible causes for this issue?
running freenas 11 on a dell t20 server.
Yesterday i added a drive and a new volume to my server and it booted up fine while i was working on it last night doing a configuration on an openvpn jail it rebooted for no reason instead of waiting for it to reboot I went to bed and woke up this morning to this message.
"This is a FreeNAS data disk and cannot boot system"
from reading other threads on the forum the possible cause is either boot order issue error or boot drive failure.
i had a check and confirmed the boot order is correct and that boot from USB is first and i even disabled most of the others but still get the error. there are no other usbs connected to the server.
I doubt it is the boot drives failing as i have 2 drives mirrored. Is it possible they both failed at the exact same time? they are less than a year old good quality Sandisk drives?
Is there any other possible causes for this issue?
running freenas 11 on a dell t20 server.
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