A running virtual host, preferably Linux.

So, here's what I did.įirstly, I had to understand what it was I needed in order to get my solution up and running. Still, I thought to myself if anything else, it'd make an interesting case-study to deploy an EC2 instance and fire up Plex. I've managed to delete most of the ix-applications folder but it's giving an error of '/releases: pool or dataset is busy and cannot unmount'Netflix is, in my eyes, a world-leader in video delivery, so I figured if they can use AWS to serve their content, why can't I? I mean, sure, they're an international multi-billion dollar powerhouse, and I am but one man. If I could unset pool and choose pool from ssh that would get around it. I can get access to the settings from ssh for the settings, but it's been difficult to find an example of how it should be written out. It wouldn't be too much of an issue to re-install if I had to.Ī more preferable option to me would be to change the boot environment to my previous Core 13.0-U1 (I have a config file I downloaded before upgrading if needed), and perhaps try again immediately or at a later date - is changing the boot environment something that can be done to roll back?

It can be a bit slow to install things and I assume my impatience with it has led to some of this. I don't do much with file sharing anymore. It's mainly a Plex and Home Assistant server. 'Device /dev/gptid/6c870662-da40-11ea-8ad9-1cc1defa4b32 is causing slow I/O on pool Storage.'īut other than that I haven't experienced any issues, it generally sits at 3GB Used, 6.5GB free. I have the ability to go up to 16GB, the only issue I've had is a repeating error

Installing plex