PittPC

hahaha nice find!  I was mad at something so I created a test file.
 
I was trying things out initially in a virtual machine
 
More updates coming. I will focus more on documentation today and maybe finish working on remote backup support

Another update worth mentioning
 
1. Removed all the unnecessary plugin files reduced the amount of files in general, reworked some of the file hierarchy and layout

Major Updates
 
1. The install.sh script now installs the debian backports version of smartmontools which doesn't depend on Python 2 and is a much newer version. This also sped up the install process a bit.
2. Added single disk support OS/Data
3. Updated the update system, dashboard now shows the latest version, when you choose updates it ill now show the changes between the installed version and the current.
4. We added Rescan disks button to add volume in setup as well as add volume in the main web ui app.
5. The system no longer reboots after setup it now directs you directly to the login screen.
 

Major Updates
 
1. The install.sh script now installs the debian backports version of smartmontools which doesn't depend on Python 2 and is a much newer version. This also sped up the install process a bit.
2. Added single disk support OS/Data
3. Updated the update system, dashboard now shows the latest version, when you choose updates it ill now show the changes between the installed version and the current.
4. We added Rescan disks button to add volume in setup as well as add volume in the main web ui app.
5. The system no longer reboots after setup it now directs you directly to the login screen.
 

Hi @guidol We figured it out, it had nothing to do with the networking but how it created volumes when using other devices other than HDDS like USB Sticks and mmc memory it would not detect them properly since we were using smartctl to scan for storage devices, now we have used a much better approach using lsblk to list all block devices. I noticed because of the screenshot at the top you sent me had garbled info under select disk. Please give SimpNAS one more shot of testing when you get time. Your testing is helping the project tremendously and we appreciate you!!

Hi @guidol We figured it out, it had nothing to do with the networking but how it created volumes when using other devices other than HDDS like USB Sticks and mmc memory it would not detect them properly since we were using smartctl to scan for storage devices, now we have used a much better approach using lsblk to list all block devices. I noticed because of the screenshot at the top you sent me had garbled info under select disk. Please give SimpNAS one more shot of testing when you get time. Your testing is helping the project tremendously and we appreciate you!!