omv 4?

Hi votdev
I would wait longer to have peace

Zitat von Wolf2000

Hi votdev
I would wait longer to have peace

It really doesn't matter when he decides to start working on it. By the time a stable OMV4 comes out, Debian 10 will likely be just around the corner in the same way that Debian 9 is just about to release now that OMV3 is finally about to come out.

Zitat von votdev

The official release of OMV3 is now planned for 12 or 13.06.2017

Hi Volker,
My experience with OMV is limited to V2.x. I never had to upgrade from V1.x. What's the upgrade path from an earlier version to the latest stable release; will you make official upgrade instructions available at a later point?

Thanks

Zitat von ryecoaaron

omv-release-upgrade upgrades to the next version. There is no skipping versions. So, you can do 1.x -> 2.x -> 3.x. I would rather install fresh though.

I am actually on 2.x. Are there caveats for upgrading rather than doing a fresh install? I prefer not having to re-configure all settings from scratch.

Cheers

Zitat von z0rk

I am actually on 2.x. Are there caveats for upgrading rather than doing a fresh install? I prefer not having to re-configure all settings from scratch.

Cheers

A major release upgrade is always a good starting point to setup an os from scratch in my opinion.

Check if the plugins you are using are compatible to omv3. Maybe you can make a backup of your system disk and try it. If it doesn't work you can get back to omv2 and setup omv3 if you have a little bit more time.

Greetings Hoppel

hello to all firends omv !
the date is out for omv4 please?
Case i wait for an omv4
signed of rodrigue7800

Zitat von ryecoaaron

There is no date for OMV 4. OMV 3.x was just released a few days ago. I wouldn't wait. I would use OMV 3.x.

Is there even an experimental build of OMV 4 at the moment?

Zitat von David B

Is there even an experimental build of OMV 4 at the moment?

What is your point to use such an experimental build while omv3 got stable some days ago? I only want to understand your point of view.

Greetings Hoppel

Zitat von ryecoaaron

Yes but it is dated and there are really no plugins available for it. I don't see a point in even trying it.

Zitat von hoppel118

What is your point to use such an experimental build while omv3 got stable some days ago? I only want to understand your point of view.

Greetings Hoppel

Okay, I was just curious. I certainly do not want to use it, but I was curious about whether it would be worth playing around with it in a virtual machine just for fun. I guess I will wait.

Zitat von votdev

Main development will be done on OMV4, but a stable release will take some time and not before Debian 9.1 or 9.2.

How is the development going? Would be nice to run my NAS on Debian 9 since it already has the 4.11 kernel which is strongly recommended for my Ryzen Server.

Zitat von Skaronator

How is the development going? Would be nice to run my NAS on Debian 9 since it already has the 4.11 kernel which is strongly recommended for my Ryzen Server.

Obviously I cannot speak for @votdev, but considering that OMV3 only went stable recently, I would guess that OMV4 is nowhere near being ready.

@ryecoaaron - could you please provide more information on how to run the 4.11 kernel in Debian 8? I have a need to upgrade (I assume only the kernel) to support my new USB Tuner device (https://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/i…hp/Hauppauge_WinTV-dualHD).

Thank you!!