Created an unaligned un-formatted 512MiB sized bios partition (with bios_grub flag set) and an aligned, ext2-formatted second partition (with legacy_boot flag set).Removed all partitions from a 16GB USB (using gparted).Booted a live linux (from another USB).That's what I've attempted to do, using many threads from this and other forums as guides (e.g. For that reason, the common workaround is to create a bootable GRUB USB, which can be targeted as the initial boot device, and which can then in turn boot FreeNAS from the SSD. a SuperDOM, but it can't boot from it in AHCI mode (RAID mode is undesirable for obvious reasons, you can't even install TrueNAS in that mode). It has an ODD sata bay which nicely fits e.g. It's a well known tricky situation to install TrueNAS/FreeNAS on an HP Proliant Gen8 with a b120i raid card (in the usual 4xHDD for data + 1xSSD for boot config).
My setup - Gen8 Proliant (with b120i) with 4x4TB HDD + 32GB SSD in ODD Bay + GRUB USB Tl dr: my grub usb won't boot my proliant
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