Installare freenas su virtualbox

Sto facendo un po' di esperimenti con il supporto bluetooth per browser in relazione ad dispositivo ITag non quello di Apple Per fare qualche prova con FreeNas, non avendo a disposizione una macchina fisica su cui provarlo, ho deciso di virtualizzarlo ed ho visto che non e' poi cosi' banale.

Attenzione: ho provato ad installare la versione a 64 bit ma in fase di boot dopo l'installazione andava in kernel panic per cui e' stata impiegata la versione a 32 bit. Ho provato anche a creare due dischi fissi uno per FreeNas e l'altro per i dati ma all'interno di Virtualbox viene visto solo il disco di boot. In this step, we need to choose where FreeNAS should be installed.

After selecting the drive, on the next screen you will warned for data loss, If you have any important data in that selected drive, please take a backup before installing FreeNAS on the drive. After few minutes it will take us to the end of the installation process. Choose OK to reboot the machine and remove the installation Disk. On the next screen, choose the 3rd option to reboot the machine and remove the setup Disk. By default at first it will assign a dynamic IP address and we have to configure it manually.

To configure the interface, press 1 and select the default first interface. Finally, at last choosing IPv6 no and pressing enter will configure the interface and get saved automatically. After configuring network interface settings, you will see that the IP address has been changed to Set a strong password for your storage server and continue login.

After login, you will see informations about FreeNAS server such as domain name, version, total memory available, system time, up time, system load, etc. TecMint is the fastest growing and most trusted community site for any kind of Linux Articles, Guides and Books on the web. Millions of people visit TecMint! If you like what you are reading, please consider buying us a coffee or 2 as a token of appreciation. We are thankful for your never ending support. What am I doing wrong? NOTE: Although there is a section on the release page for virtual machines, do not download those options for VirtualBox.

VirtualBox cannot read. For Virtual Machines, the format you are looking for is the file ending in -disk. Click this file and it will start downloading the installer. The program will then guide you through hard disk setup.

The default settings work perfectly for FreeBSD. This can be adjusted later and the default settings should be plenty of room for the average user. VirtualBox will start up a virtual machine and ask for a virtual optical disk file. This will be the file that you downloaded through the FreeBSD website.

Navigate to this file by clicking the small file symbol next to the drop-down menu.