nvme0n1 Unknown
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Oh in the widget?
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@stephenw10 In the widget Yes.
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Ok looks like the way the drive devices are presented has changed slightly. nvme0n1 doesn't exist in 24.03. Digging.
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@stephenw10 In that case, I'll roll the dice after hours. :)
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Mmm, digging into what changed but it doesn't appear to be anything more than cosmetic. You can just exclude it from the widget manually for now.
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@stephenw10 The ZFS widget is broken like it was when 24.03 was first being tested. Everything else is good so far!
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Hmm, that was broken in earlier snaps but should be fixed now.
Check /usr/local/pfSense/include/Netgate/Services/ZFS/LibZFS.php line 109 should be:
zfsState = zfs.asdict()
Assuming you do have ZFS pools on that system.
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@stephenw10 Yeah, it's there. It's not a big deal. Everything else is working fine. Thanks.
try: zfs = libzfs.ZFS() zfsState = zfs.asdict() jsonOutput = json.dumps(zfsState, default=str) except Exception:
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Hmm and
zpool status
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@stephenw10 Yes sir.
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Does it appear if you refresh the dashboard a few times? The values used there are cached.
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@stephenw10 Yes I have including a manual reboot (post-upgrade). I'm really not worried about it. Just thought you might want to know. Thanks.
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Hmm, curious. Yes, that should be working .
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Try clearing the cache with:
rm -rf /tmp/symfony-cache
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@stephenw10 No change - even with an incognito window or logging in from another device. I remember this came up exactly the same way during the early 24.03 development cycle, so let me scroll back through some of the older threads to see what you suggested before to fix it. Thanks.
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Yeah it came up during early 24.08 testing internally because of a change to the python zfs library, but that should be fixed.
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@stephenw10 Thanks - AS ALWAYS!
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Issue can be tracked at https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/15586