The Slades Wiki

http://www.freebsddiary.org/zfs-with-gpart.php

cd /mnt/storage

mkdir VirtualBox

cd VirtualVBox

For different version visit https://e-vectra.ru/index.php/s/TFbpcHxi7jTcIPe?path=%2FNAS4Free-VirtualBox and drop into /mnt/storage/VirtualBox

tar xf vbox_installerxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

chmod +x vbox_configure.sh 

./vbox_configure.sh

mkdir /mnt/data/zfskerntune
cd /mnt/data/zfskerntune
fetch http://www.peach.ne.jp/archives/nas4free/ext/zfskerntune-20121031.tar.gz
tar xvf zfskerntune-20121031.tar.gz
cd zfskerntune
./zfskerntune-install.php

http://www.forums.nas4free.org/viewtopic.php?t=3894

fetch -o /tmp/thebrig_install.sh https://github.com/fsbruva/thebrig/raw/working/thebrig_install.sh

chmod a+x /tmp/thebrig_install.sh

/bin/sh /tmp/thebrig_install.sh /mnt/NAS-A/Jail 2

note: change /mnt/NAS-A/Jail by your own destination, if your pool is named Data, can be /mnt/Data/Jail

Edit hosts file

vi /etc/hosts

edit line with IP address 127.0.0.1 to read

127.0.0.1 – localhost.{your jail name}.local

add line at bottom with your jail IP and your jail name (My line reads: 192.168.1.200 emon.local)

{your jail IP address} {your jail name}.local

Save and exit

Next, to download the ports tree (this includes the files to compile Plex), run the following:

portsnap fetch
portsnap extract

Now, to install Plex, run the following command:

cd /usr/ports/multimedia/plexmediaserver/ && make install clean

Once that is complete, you need to setup Plex to start automatically when the jail starts with the following command:

echo plexmediaserver_enable="YES" >> /etc/rc.conf

Next, start Plex with the following:

service plexmediaserver start

When new releases of Plex come out, you may update without losing your data and preferences. To check if a new release of Plex is available via ports, visit this page:

http://www.freshports.org/multimedia/plexmediaserver/

To upgrade Plex, first install a tool called portupgrade with this command:

cd /usr/ports/ports-mgmt/portupgrade/ && make install clean

When configuration dialog boxes appear, accept the defaults.

Next, you have to update the FreeBSD port tree with this command:

portsnap fetch update

Then to upgrade all ports at once, use the following:

portupgrade -a

Alternatively, you can have portupgrade prompt you before upgrading each port with this:

portupgrade -ai

Afterwards, your ports, including Plex, should be up to date.

I run the commands as root, so su preceding the following or log into the jail as root.

mkdir /tmp/src cd /tmp/src wget http://downloads.ple...d-amd64.tar.bz2 tar xvf PlexMediaServer-0.9.9.12.504-3e7f93c-freebsd-amd64.tar.bz2 service plexmediaserver stop mv /usr/pbi/plexmediaserver-amd64/share/plexmediaserver /usr/pbi/plexmediaserver-amd64/share/plexmediaserver.old mkdir /usr/pbi/plexmediaserver-amd64/share/plexmediaserver cp -r /tmp/src/PlexMediaServer-0.9.9.12.504-3e7f93c/* /usr/pbi/plexmediaserver-amd64/share/plexmediaserver/ service plexmediaserver start

Of course after it starts and you verify it runs properly you can remove the old folders and the tar/extracted copies. Now you are on the latest build with out having to wait for the plugin to be updated.

This will only update the actual plex media server and leave all the media database and meta data alone since it is segmented into it's own folders. Once you start the server go into settings and server info, you may need to force it to refresh the page but will list 9.9.12 as the version.

https://www.avforums.com/threads/guide-hp-proliant-microserver-p410-smart-array-controller.1624921/