Error Unable To Mount Boot Environment
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Mounting miniroot at ERROR: Unable error: unable to mount boot-environment freenas to mount boot environment <>. Live Upgrade uses /a as a temporary
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mount point and directory for some of its actions. Check /a to make sure it is empty in
Freenas Unable To Mount Boot Environment
the current BE and the new BE. # cd /a # ls file1 # rm file1 # / # lumount NEWBE /mnt # cd /mnt/a # ls file1 # rm file1 # cd / # luumount NEWBE vi search After that try again. You can also delete your NEWBE , recreate it. Clean up /a and try agian. Share this:EmailFacebookTwitter Tags: lucreateluupgrade Next story chown symbolic link Previous story Solaris : The file just loaded does not appear to be executable. You may also like... Solaris Ndd Parameters 31 Dec, 2013 Help My Filesystem Is Full 25 Feb, 2009 unlock id 4 Mar, 2009 UnixTips.net © 2016. All Rights Reserved. Powered by WordPress. Theme by Alx. Send to Email Address Your Name Your Email Address Cancel Post was not sent - check your email addresses! Email check failed, please try again Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email.
going into TrueNAS-9.10.1 Release No Target Version Target - 9.10.1-U1 (All) Target - 9.10.1-U1 (Open) Target -
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9.10.1-U1 (RFR) Target - 9.10.1-U2 (All) Target - 9.10.1-U2 (Open) Target - 9.10.1-U3 (All) Target - 9.10.1-U3 (Open) Target - 9.10.2 (All) Target - 9.10.2 (Open) Unassigned Unscreened staged for FreeNAS-9.10.1 Bug #14985 Latest 9.10-STABLE update fails Added by Bjørnar S 6 months ago. Updated 4 months ago. Status:ResolvedStart http://www.unixtips.net/2014/solaris-lucreate-error-unable-to-mount-boot-environment/ date:04/27/2016Priority:No priorityDue date:Assignee:Suraj Ravichandran% Done:100%Category:Installation / UpgradesTarget version:9.10-STABLE-201604181743 Seen in:9.10-STABLE-201606072003 Hardware Configuration:HP Proliant N36L Microserver (AMD Athlon II 64bit) ChangeLog Entry: Description After running the latest update on the 9.10-STABLE train using the GUI based updater, the update aborts, and I get the following errors: Apr 27 12:06:13 fserver1 updated.py: https://bugs.pcbsd.org/issues/14985 [freenasOS.Installer:308] Sub procss exited with status 0x100Apr 27 12:11:20 fserver1 updated.py: [freenasOS.Update:1160] Cannot destroy boot-environment selected for next reboot (9.10-STABLE-201604261518)Apr 27 12:11:20 fserver1 updated.py: [freenasOS.Update:1169] Unable to mount boot-environment 9.10-STABLE-201604261518Apr 27 12:11:21 fserver1 manage.py: [middleware.exceptions:37] [MiddlewareError: Unable to mount boot-environment 9.10-STABLE-201604261518] I have retried applying the update (in GUI) but get the same error each time. I have not yet rebooted the server, and the update never prompted me about rebooting either since it aborted before that stage. After Googling, I think this has quite a few resemblances to bug 7549 from last year. In that case the problem was a typo in Update.py (args instead of 'args'). Other info:Update from: 9.10-STABLE-201604181743Update to: 9.10-STABLE-201604261518 14985freenasoutput.txt (6.38 KB) David Grabert, 04/27/2016 10:56 AM 14985freenasoutput-take2.txt (7.3 KB) David Grabert, 04/27/2016 11:43 AM 2016-04-27-freenas-boot9.10-201604261518 (21.5 KB) David Grabert, 04/27/2016 04:57 PM 2016-04-27-14985-freenas.txt (93.3 KB) David Grabert, 04/27/2016 04:57 PM be
going into TrueNAS-9.10.1 Release No Target Version Target - 9.10.1-U1 (All) Target - 9.10.1-U1 (Open) Target - 9.10.1-U1 (RFR) Target - 9.10.1-U2 (All) Target - 9.10.1-U2 (Open) Target - 9.10.1-U3 (All) Target - 9.10.1-U3 (Open) https://bugs.pcbsd.org/issues/7517 Target - 9.10.2 (All) Target - 9.10.2 (Open) Unassigned Unscreened staged for FreeNAS-9.10.1 Bug #7517 Unable to write to boot-environment. Added by Ryan Hunt over 1 year ago. Updated about 2 months ago. Status:ResolvedStart date:01/15/2015Priority:Nice to haveDue date:Assignee:Sean Fagan% Done:0%Category:Installation / UpgradesTarget version:N/A Seen in:9.3-RELEASE Hardware Configuration: ChangeLog Entry: Description I'm using a HP N54L setup, with 16gb Ram (ECC) and 7x 2tb Sata disks. I am booting from unable to USB (front of the case).I installed the latest stable release (FreeNAS-9.3-STABLE-201501150211) I installed by copying the ISO to a 4GB USB stick, and installed FreeNAS to a separate 8GB USB stick. Rebooted, system boots up fine. When I try to do a system update from the WebUI, I get the error "Error: Unable to mount boot-environment FreeNAS-9.3-STABLE-20150115021" When I try the same via the terminal (option 10) I unable to mount get a similar error. PHOTO_20150115_173657.jpg (1.98 MB) Roman Khavr, 01/15/2015 07:40 AM PHOTO_20150115_173734.jpg (2.6 MB) Roman Khavr, 01/15/2015 07:40 AM debug.log (37.7 KB) Christoph Franke, 01/15/2015 08:55 AM debug.log (38.6 KB) Christoph Franke, 01/15/2015 09:19 AM debug.log (38.6 KB) Christoph Franke, 01/15/2015 09:22 AM Related issues Duplicated by FreeNAS 9 - Bug #7527: 201501151844 Update Fails Duplicate 01/15/2015 Duplicated by FreeNAS 9 - Bug #7549: Unable to mount boot-environment FreeNAS-9.3-STABLE-201501162230 Not To Be Fixed 01/16/2015 Copied to FreeNAS 9 - Bug #7521: Update process gets EOPNOTSUPP in mounted /dev Resolved 01/15/2015 Related to Duplicates Duplicated by Blocks Blocked by Precedes Follows Copied to Copied from Issue # Delay: days Cancel Associated revisions Revision cc10c988 Added by Sean Fagan over 1 year ago Typo in the Update code. Stupid typo. Ticket: #7517 Revision 8962012d Added by Sean Fagan over 1 year ago Typo in the Update code. Stupid typo. Ticket: #7517 History #1 Updated by Roman Khavr over 1 year ago File PHOTO_20150115_173734.jpg added File PHOTO_20150115_173657.jpg added Hi!I have this bug too... clean install freenas on 2 hdd Ryan Hunt wrote: I'm using a HP N54L setup, with 16gb Ram (ECC) and 7x 2tb Sata disks. I am booting from USB (front of the case).I