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Linux - 5.15.93-mvebu + Armbian 23.02.2 (buster)
Nas : OMV 5.6.26-1
Raid 10 -> Seagate Irownwolf 8tb
Filesystem: ext4
Two Shared folders via SMB
Docker/portainer
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Hey guys - thanks for all the advise. I finally got around to updating my system and bought a separate SD card just in case. The only issue I had was enabling SMB (which I was unable to do because of the browser, switched the browser and I was able to enable SMB).
It just worked - I had recorded all the settings (using my phone) and just set everything up that way it was. Works fine. I'll keep the other sd card as a backup just in case something gets funky!
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As the title states I already have software raid setup on my NAS. I'm currently running OMV 4 and I'd like to do a fresh install of the latest Debian image and OMV 5. I do not want to lose my data and would like to simply re-mount my drives. Is this possible? Also if I mess up and I'm unable to mount the raid/volumes, could I create an image of my current micro sd card and simply reflash it back onto the card and have everything as it was?
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I just pre- emptively changed out my PSU. It's been running for over a year (I setup the helios kind of late) and I didn't want to take any risks. I suggest anyone who hasn't already changed out their psu at this point to do so.
Got the Taifu one as well. It works great and come with a decent warrant as well.
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After a long while I finally set this guy up!
Is it typical to get the RED Led (2) to blink when you are setting up a raid array. I'm creating a raid 6 array in OMV and when I create the raid the Led2 starts blinking. I canceled, wiped my drives, rebooted. Everything was fine until I tried to setup a raid array. Then the same issue happened.
Is this normal? Or do i have a problem
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cool thanks. will follow up with OMV team!
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Please find it attached. Firewall prevented direct linking.
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Yes I followed the wiki quite closely and created a logical volume, and file system and then an SMB share folder.
I tried to run it and i got the following message
Could not find the database of available applications, run update-command-not-fo und as root to fix this
armbian-monitor: command not found
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I have a batch 1 board, I just recently got to setting it up and I'm facing considerable issues. I've done a debian install with OMV. I followed the wonderful wiki guide carefully however I am unable to access the drive from either my mac or pc. It shows up but when I click on it I get the common error - network path not found. MAC has the same issue - even for the apple file sharing.
I can ping the NAS without issues, just can't map or access the device.
I can also access the backend (helios4.local)
I also find the nas stalls. This happens at least one a day so far. Becomes inaccessible from putty or OMV backend.
I'm a bit out of my depths here and spent some time on OMV Forums and tried a few things but nothing worked.
Would greatly appreciate support for the small community!
"mmc0: Timeout waiting for hardware interrupt"
in Marvell mvebu
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I had a bunch of random issues - stuttering, freezes, issues while copying. It turned it out the issue was extreme amounts of dust on my unit. I disassembled it, thoroughly cleaned everything out - and that fixed my issue