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| - | OK, for the ones that do not want to take the deep dive into the gruesome details of building a FreeNAS development VM. Or if you simply don't have the time required to achieve the whole process, as it takes more than 3 hours to complete all described operations! Here is a download link to the .vdi file that is going to get build following the steps described in this article (you lucky ones!): | + | OK, for the ones that do not want to take the deep dive into the gruesome details of building a FreeNAS development VM. Or if you simply don't have the time required to achieve the whole process, as it takes more than 3 hours to complete all described operations! Here is a download link to the .vdi file that is going to get build following the steps described in this article +/- 663MB (you lucky ones!): |
| - | DOWNLOAD LINK (not yet available sorry) | + | Note that you'll probably have to create extra virtual drives for the VM to create a "virtual pool". |
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| + | **{{:vms:freenas:freenas-dev-9.3.1.vdi|Download FreeNAS-Dev-9.3.1.vdi}}** | ||
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| ===== Create a FreeBSD 9.3 Build Environment ===== | ===== Create a FreeBSD 9.3 Build Environment ===== | ||
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| ==== Create a SAMBA Share to Ease FreeNAS GUI's Files Edition ==== | ==== Create a SAMBA Share to Ease FreeNAS GUI's Files Edition ==== | ||
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| - | Since we won't be able to use shared folders with FreeBSD (as described in this wiki's [[vms:django#using_a_shared_folder_to_host_your_projects|Python/Django Development Environment section]]) we'll have to create a SAMBA shared folder to easily manage and edit FreeNAS GUI's files from our host system. | + | ++++ CLICK HERE TO READ| |
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| + | Since we won't be able to use shared folders with FreeBSD (as described in this wiki's [[vms:python:django#using_a_shared_folder_to_host_your_projects|Python/Django Development Environment section]]) we'll have to create a SAMBA shared folder to easily manage and edit FreeNAS GUI's files from our host system. | ||
| As the intention is to analyze, and maybe modify, some code in the FreeNAS GUI and/or api, our main target directory location is //**/usr/local/www/freenasUI**//. We'll first duplicate it's content to the host's HD, then make this duplicate directory a SAMBA shared folder that we'll access from the FreeNAS development VM. Finally this SAMBA share will be mounted, with adequate ownership and permissions, as the ///usr/local/www/freenasUI// directory inside the FreeNAS development VM. | As the intention is to analyze, and maybe modify, some code in the FreeNAS GUI and/or api, our main target directory location is //**/usr/local/www/freenasUI**//. We'll first duplicate it's content to the host's HD, then make this duplicate directory a SAMBA shared folder that we'll access from the FreeNAS development VM. Finally this SAMBA share will be mounted, with adequate ownership and permissions, as the ///usr/local/www/freenasUI// directory inside the FreeNAS development VM. | ||
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| Let's restart our VM to check everything goes as expected once we reboot the machine. | Let's restart our VM to check everything goes as expected once we reboot the machine. | ||
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