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Thanks generic, that was a life saver! Ran into the same problem upgrading to FreeBSD 11. Deleted boot (64K) and swap then recreated boot with 512K and added remaining space as swap again. Wrote bootcode, rebooted, fingers crossed and it worked :)

Just replying to myself seems like I solved the issue by changing the session directory to another folder. Weird but it works.

Hi guys sorry for hijacking this topic but since the last couple of days I have a similar issue. I've been running rtorrent/rutorrent for more than a year now and it's very stable, it probably crashed only once every few months but right now, since I fully updated my system and packages, and...

Got a little problem here with pkg upgrade, it wants to upgrade php 5.4.37 to php 5.4.38 (which is fine and which is what I want) but at the same time it tries to install PHP 5.6. Now I could upgrade to 5.6 but I don't want that because ioncube is only compatible with 5.4. Any idea how to work...

Yeah it's weird that only certain disks have this. It's not a big problem though, it's only annoying when you print out iostats that it looks like this: capacity operations bandwidth pool alloc free read...

Hi all, I've been using ZFS on Linux, and migrated to FreeBSD 10.1 and re-imported the pool. However for some disks it gives funny disk IDs. pool: tank state: ONLINE scan: none requested config: NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM...

I can confirm this works now, thanks guys!

Thanks! I'll test it with the M6e and update the bug report.

Yes I understand but I still think this is different since it only affects RootOnZFS which is experimental and imho still subject to change. If I go 9.2 > 9.3 > 10.0 I wouldn't have had any issues since my ZFS version would be from 9.2 and 10.0 is a later release. If I go 9.3 > 10.0 then I will...

Yeah it makes sense but it still sucks that I had to destroy my zroot. If I started with 9.2 I wouldn't have any problems going to 9.3 and then 10.0. It's just that I created my initial ZFS Root with 9.3. I know now and I won't make this mistake again xD

I understand but don't you agree it's weird to give 9.3 a ZFS version that the 10.0 kernel can't handle? I know root on ZFS is expirimental, but a warning when you try to upgrade 9.3 to 10.0 would've been nice ;)

I found the cause. I did a fresh install of 9.3 back then which supports newer ZFS functions than 10.0-RELEASE does. So I guess I'm screwed unless I update to 10.1-PRERELEASE or 11.0 which is not really an option. I probably can do a rollback to 9.3 but I don't want to since I already...

Hi, Updated 9.3 > 10.0 with freebsd-update install. It told me to reboot first to load the new kernel, then run the command again. However it's not booting, the error I get is: ZFS: unsupported feature: com.delphix:hole_birth I booted from 10.0-RELEASE ISO image, tried to mount ZFS but same...

Re: pkg: cannot solve job using SAT solver (php5-gd) Such an easy fix, that did it! Thanks!

Hi, Running FreeBSD 9.3, my web server needs the php5-gd module, but it doesn't want to install. It doesn't give me any error message of what is conflicting, just that it cannot solve the job or something. Here's the output: pkg install php5-gd Updating FreeBSD repository catalogue...

Re: FreeBSD 9 & HighPoint 640L with 88SE9230 controller - de Not the latter one but I did try 11-CURRENT, few days old. I also tried 9.2, 9.3 and 10-STABLE.

Re: FreeBSD 9 & HighPoint 640L with 88SE9230 controller - de Nobody? I really have to move to Linux to use a standard AHCI drive?

Re: FreeBSD 9 & HighPoint 640L with 88SE9230 controller - de Well, it works fine under Gentoo Linux. Drives are visible, just not FreeBSD no matter what version? Any idea? (bump)

Re: FreeBSD 9 & HighPoint 640L with 88SE9230 controller - de Hi all, This problem looks to be the same problem as I have with a Plextor M6E PCI-e SSD drive. It's also described here with no apparent fix: https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=amd64/190050 Only this uses the Marvell...

It's a media server so it's music, films, series etc. File sizes are usually large, anything from 300 mb to 20 gb but there will be a lot of small metadata as well. Most important to me are write speeds, I usually have several threads where one's downloading, the other unpacking, etc. so yeah...