I started testing the ZimaCube and am running into an issue where ZimaOS seems to do a factory reset each time I log out and log back into the system.
At each login, it asks me to click a privacy statement, then select and verify a new username and password. Any changes made in the last session will have been removed.
This is on a fresh install of zimaOS made by running zimaos_zimacube-1.2.2_installer.img via usb.
Hi, dfarning,
It seems that your ZimaOS is not working in a correct state. We hope that you can provide the network ID, ssh username and password through DM when appropriate so that we can quickly provide remote support and locate the problem.
I have solved this issue by reinstalling zimaos via USB.
However, I am having other issues with the SSDs in the sled not being seen.
I am currently running truenas, but I saved the working zimaos 1.2.2 nvme drive. I can pull my data drives, switch back to Zimaos and give you my credentials if that would help you debug the issue.
According to our known issues list, the initial inference is that the issue may be related to the failure to successfully format/mount the 8th partition during the installation initialization process. You can help us confirm the problem by providing lsblk
information (typed in the shell).
If you can’t see /dev/nvme*n1p8
in lsblk
and ZimaOS has just been initialized, it may be because the 8th partition has not been able to successfully complete the file system creation. There are currently two optional solutions:
- Reinstall
- Try to repair manually (it must have just been initialized, otherwise the data of the system partition will be completely cleared, including user data and databases, etc.
/dev/nvme0n1p8
should be the actual device, and the 0
here may change)mkfs.ext4 -L "casaos-data" -I 256 -E lazy_itable_init=0,lazy_journal_init=0 /dev/nvme0n1p8
reboot
BTW, we have improved this method in the new version of the initialization program to avoid similar small probability problems