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Hi,
OMV (4.1.12) runs on an OrangePI Zero Plus. The Plugin RemoteMount is utilized to access an external Toshiba USB 3.0 HDD (Stor.E Slim II, Model HDTD210ES3EA), which is connected to a Fritz!Box 7490 as a NAS. MiniDLNA plays/streams mainly flac-files, which are stored on the HDD, as a music server. The Toshiba HDD is formatted in NTFS. The Fritz!Box has a Linux-based OS (Fritz!OS, V 07.01).
Hopefully I mentioned all potentially relevant details
Even if I don't play/stream any music (and also the main client, a Pioneer A/V receiver VSX-S520D is in standby) the HDD is being kept busy and busy, indicated by a blue light at the corner of the HDD case.
Any idea to allow the HDD to sleep (energy saving mode)
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Hi all , so the question is why should I use dockers ? Is there any advantage ?
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macom -
Replied to the thread OMV 4.x Raid1 nach Upgrade (omv 3 --> omv 4) nicht mehr einbindbar.
PostAus dem anderen Thread (nachdem das raid in mdstat als "active" angegeben ist:omv-mkconf mdadmLeave the system on for a while to make sure everything is happening on the array that needs to happen. Hoffentlich funktioniert es bei dir. -
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Replied to the thread OMV 2.x Missing Clonezilla tab in backup plugin.
PostKernel tab is in OMV-Extras forum.openmediavault.org/index…fc6fb4e7116b5bf81707e453f -
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Replied to the thread OMV for RockPro64 (and other RK3399 devices soon).
PostQuote from tobefond: “The large heat sink seems to be an big advantage for the NanoPi NEO4. ... Does someone has testet the NanoPi NEO4 with heatsink an higher CPU/GPU loads? ” Sure, I even linked to it from the review you quoted --> … -
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Liked tkaiser’s post in the thread OMV 4.x Resolved howto mount drives without loss of data (NOOB).
Like (Post)Quote from edterbak: “I have installed ZFS plugin. Nothing else for now. When selecting ZFS, the option [Import Pool] is clickable. Is this the first thing to try? (after backup ofcourse) ” Absolutely not. Since you don't use ZFS and your data is on… -
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Liked geaves’s post in the thread OMV 4.x Resolved howto mount drives without loss of data (NOOB).
Like (Post)Quote from edterbak: “I have installed ZFS plugin. Nothing else for now. ” There is no need what @tkaiser has stated has occurred after an upgrade, your not the first, but this thread does have a solution to remove those signatures but you'll either have… -
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Liked edterbak’s post in the thread OMV 4.x Resolved howto mount drives without loss of data (NOOB).
Like (Post)Hi, I have a backup now. Did: wipefs -n /dev/sdb Brainfuck Source Code (4 lines)wipefs -n /dev/sdb1 Brainfuck Source Code (6 lines)zfs listNo datasets available Does this suggest there IS actually a zfs system with an ext4 inside?? (sounds insane… -
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Liked ananas’s post in the thread OMV 4.x Resolved howto mount drives without loss of data (NOOB).
Like (Post)Hi, to get rid of the ZFS signatures, run: (1) wipefs -b -o 0xe8e0d3f000 -t noext4 /dev/sdb wipefs -b -o 0xe8e0c3f000 -t noext4 /dev/sdb1 (This will remove any signature BUT ext4 at the given offset on the given device) (2) After that run the… -
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Liked geaves’s post in the thread OMV 4.x Resolved howto mount drives without loss of data (NOOB).
Like (Post)No, follow this thread to confirm that this is the only way to remove that zfs signature on all of your drives have a look here -
edterbak -
Replied to the thread OMV 4.x Resolved howto mount drives without loss of data (NOOB).
PostYes, succes!! Did exactly as you all suggested. to see the zfs signatures to delete: wipefs -n /dev/sdb Then to delete them wipefs -b -o 0xe8e0d3f000 -t noext4 /dev/sdb In my case, there were only zfs signatures on the sdb drive, not on any…