SOLVED Unknown command in shell

[Ernie411]

Then i am getting Select an interface (q to quit).
How do i delete the others if there are any other?

 

[Mirfster]

How do i delete the others if there are any other?

It should show you a list of interfaces below that along with a number to select (like 0, 1, 2, etc). Enter the number to "Select" the interface and then the you will get an option to delete it. *** If I recall correctly, all based on memory right now.

 

[Ernie411]

I am still getting Enter an option from 1-14.
If i select 1) i am getting em0
Select an interface (q to quit)

 

[Mirfster]

I am still getting Enter an option from 1-14.
If i select 1) i am getting em0
Select an interface (q to quit)

But it looks like that the NIC is not being recognized by the system despite the fact that in the BIOS the onboard NIC is disabled.

My guess is that "em0" is the new NIC, since you did disable the onboard NIC.

 

[Ernie411]

So...?

 

[Spearfoot]

So...?

So... configure the new interface, similar to this:

 

[Mirfster]

Info from the manual: http://doc.freenas.org/9.10/freenas_quick.html?highlight=interface

 

[Ernie411]

I see, i'll try it tomorrow.
Thanks in advance.
I'll let you know tomorrow the outcome.

 

[Ernie411]

Still no WoL.

 

[gpsguy]

Were you at least able to get to your data?

For WOL, have you looked at this portion of the doc's: http://doc.freenas.org/9.10/freenas_intro.html#network-interfaces

If you execute the command below, what are the results?

ifconfig -m em0

 

[Ernie411]

If i do that nothing happens

 

[Spearfoot]

If i do that nothing happens

Can you post a screenshot of the console or shell session where 'nothing happens' after you run the ifconfig command?

The reason @gpsguy is asking for the output of ifconfig is because that will tell us whether or not the driver for your NIC supports WOL.

Getting back to more basic stuff... are you able to browse to the FreeNAS GUI interface? Did you set up your new NIC with a static IP address? Or did you use DHCP, i.e., an address assigned by your router? To make WOL work, you really need to use a static IP address on your FreeNAS server.

In general, the more information you can provide us, the more likely it is that we'll be able to help you -- terse comments like "It doesn't work" or "Nothing happens", with no information provided, don't give us much of a clue. Towards that end, you might want to give us all the details about your system, per the forum rules.

 

[gpsguy]

Did you configure and are you using the new Intel NIC (em0)? The last character in the interface name is a zero.

 

[Ernie411]

@gpsguy
Yes of course i did!
@Spearfoot
As what a screenshot concerns, that is not possible due to the fact that i have many difficulties with Windows 8.1 at the moment and with the tablet i don't know how to make a screenshots and besides that with the tablet there is no keyboard.

 

[gpsguy]

Can you take a picture of the screen with a smartphone and email it to yourself? Then choose the "upload a file" opton (next to post reply).

 

[Ernie411]

Here is the screenshot taken in Windows 10 Pro

 

[gpsguy]

Did you press "enter" after typing the command. It looks like the cursor is at the end of line.

 

[Mirfster]

I think you want to hit [Enter] after typing the command...

/Opps... was beaten to it... :)

 

[Ernie411]

Yes, i did hit Enter after the command.
Or can it be that my bluetooth keyboard is not compatibele with the shell.

 

[Mirfster]

Or can it be that my bluetooth keyboard is not compatibele with the shell.

Would not think so, since it allowed you to type the command in....