Hi,
I created USB bootable pen drive for TrueNAS core image ver 13.0 using Rufus tool.
I tried to install on my computer( see the hardware details in the below screen), but after selecting menu option 1, the installation stops with white cursor and black screen.
What is the device you are booting the installer from? From what I can glean (and Iām having my own installation issues) itās kinda touchy about what USB device you use and on what USB port. IIRC, USB3 isnāt properly supported by the installer. You might want to see if the port you have the installer flash drive in is USB3, if it is, move to a USB 1 or 2 port.
Just a guess, but worth a go I think.
My problem is that when it completes install, it canāt fully boot the newly installed TrueNAS because it canāt mount the ZFS root volume (error 2) which seems to mean unknown file system, possibly due to the installer creating loader.conf without an instruction to allow ZFX volumes to mount. I have had zero response to the questions about it over the last 24 hours. Not one single response.
Not the same problem. They are all to do with getting the installer to boot.
I booted mine from a Ventoy installed USB stick and the installer runs fine, and the installation goes normally, says it was successful and asks me to remove the installation media and reboot. The problem is that when it reboots the installed TrueNAS, it canāt mount the zfs root file system, error 2, which means āunknown file systemā. Probably an issue with the installer, but I canāt find a workaround and there has been zero response in the forums (aside from yours) so far.
You can try updating your motherboard bios to the latest from Asus. 2402 is latest per their website.
What device were you going to use as your boot drive?
The BIOS screenshot shows two, 1TB hard drives and the USB at 8GB. Was the USB just the installation media?
When you made your install USB with Rufus did it ask about using DD Mode per the documenation instructions
To write the TrueNAS installer to a USB stick on Windows, plug the USB stick into the system and use a program like Rufus to write the .iso file to the memory stick. When Rufus prompts for which write method to use, make sure dd mode is selected.
The USB stick is not recognized by Windows after the TrueNAS installer writes to it. To reclaim the USB stick after installing TrueNAS, use Rufus to write a āNon bootableā image, then remove and reinsert the USB stick.
In order to reclaim, I tried this method of writing āNon-bootableā image and removing and inserting
But still not able to detect this pen drive again? any idea why. thanks
USB was just installation media.
We want to just try installation on one of the 1 TB hard drives as this is first time, we are installing a NAS OS.
later on we will install it on lesser memory capacity ssd/hdd and use this 1 TB drive for memory pool/storage functionalilties as datasets etc