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Upgrade 394 -> 427 failed

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Hello.
I am trying upgrade through web from 394 to 427 and get error "Image upload failed (out of memory?)"
Size of var/tmp/ftmp is 175303 KB
May be too small for new firmware?
How to increase it?
How to upgrade nas4Free?
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Alyce wrote:Hello.
I am trying upgrade through web from 394 to 427 and get error "Image upload failed (out of memory?)"
How to upgrade nas4Free?
You have embedded version. You want backup config, and make fresh install. After install restore config
Home12.1.0.4 - Ingva (revision 7091)/ x64-embedded on AMD A8-7600 Radeon R7 A88XM-PLUS/ 16G RAM / UPS Ippon Back Power Pro 600
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Hm. That not good.
This comp does not have monitor and kyeboard.
But if there is no other way...
Thanks.
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Alyce wrote: But if there is no other way...
Thanks.
Why? You have embedded - backup config, write it into compact flash directly, boot from it, connect to webgui on 192.198.1.250 ( if you have another network- temporary replace ip adress for your pc).
restore config and reboot. When your nas make reboot - restore your PC ip adress. No need monitor :D
If you want hardwork - see my post
Home12.1.0.4 - Ingva (revision 7091)/ x64-embedded on AMD A8-7600 Radeon R7 A88XM-PLUS/ 16G RAM / UPS Ippon Back Power Pro 600
Lab 12.1.0.4 - Ingva (revision 7091) /x64-embedded on Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-3220 CPU @ 3.30GHz / H61M-DS2 / 4G RAM / UPS Ippon Back Power Pro 600
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Re: Upgrade 394 -> 427 failed

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Alyce wrote:Hello.
I am trying upgrade through web from 394 to 427 and get error "Image upload failed (out of memory?)"
Size of var/tmp/ftmp is 175303 KB
May be too small for new firmware?
How to increase it?
How to upgrade nas4Free?
If you have not enough memory (probably continuous free region), you may fail to use /var/tmp/ftmp.
Also /var/tmp must have correct permission.
Work around is reboot the server, then upgrade immediately.

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alexey123 wrote:
Alyce wrote: But if there is no other way...
Thanks.
Why? You have embedded - backup config, write it into compact flash directly, boot from it, connect to webgui on 192.198.1.250 ( if you have another network- temporary replace ip adress for your pc).
restore config and reboot. When your nas make reboot - restore your PC ip adress. No need monitor :D
If you want hardwork - see my post
Why would you do it this way? There's absolutely no need to. Just do what daoyama said, reboot it once, upgrade, done.
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I have the same problem as well.

Is it suitable to "upgrade" from embedded to "full"?
What about the config restore in this case?#

Thx a lot!

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mc51 wrote:I have the same problem as well.

Is it suitable to "upgrade" from embedded to "full"?
What about the config restore in this case?#

Thx a lot!

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yes is posible ( not recomended unless you know what are doing).

Config is the same for embeded & full, so restore is always possible.

Need to do a new install is normally because a resize of boot slice on boot medium, and normally only one time at year or so on.
12.1.0.4 - Ingva (revision 7743) on SUPERMICRO X8SIL-F 8GB of ECC RAM, 11x3TB disk in 1 vdev = Vpool = 32TB Raw size , so 29TB usable size (I Have other NAS as Backup)

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