OMV Machine Does Not Stay Off

dual290x · Jul 14th 2017, 9:40pm

Hello,
This is my first post on here. I have so far liked OMV but I am running into an issue where when I tell the machine to shutdown (via Web GUI or Command line) it will shutdown for three seconds then come right back on. Does anyone know what is going on?

The Master · Jul 14th 2017, 9:55pm

Hi

Wich Hardware ... maybe
Intel skylake CPU ?

drinks2go · Jul 14th 2017, 10:10pm

Did you look at the bios settings? Possibly it's set to power on after power failure?

The Master · Jul 14th 2017, 10:17pm

drinks2go wrote:

Did you look at the bios settings? Possibly it's set to power on after power failure?

Good idea

We had the problem recently but I can not guess how we solved it ... ACPI ... or ..

dual290x · Jul 14th 2017, 10:50pm

The Master wrote:

Hi

Wich Hardware ... maybe
Intel skylake CPU ?

Pentium G3240 Haswell R

drinks2go wrote:

Did you look at the bios settings? Possibly it's set to power on after power failure?

I am currently looking but I don't remember such a setting let alone changing it.

dual290x · Jul 14th 2017, 10:53pm

drinks2go wrote:

Did you look at the bios settings? Possibly it's set to power on after power failure?

I found it!
Ok so the settings "Restore AC Power Less:
1. Power Off
2. Power On
3. Last State
I have it on Power Off but I have Power on by PCI/PCIE on Enable.

The Master · Jul 14th 2017, 11:09pm

dual290x wrote:

but I have Power on by PCI/PCIE on Enable.

Maybe ... Play a bit around with the settings --- See Wake on Lan too

dual290x · Jul 14th 2017, 11:30pm

The Master wrote:

dual290x wrote:

but I have Power on by PCI/PCIE on Enable.

Maybe ... Play a bit around with the settings --- See Wake on Lan too

Although the board supports WOL the setting is not there. I was able to turn the machine off by holding down the power button and it did not turn on since then. Thoughts?

The Master · Jul 15th 2017, 12:03am

What happens if you shutdown using the "button" in the Web GUI or the shutdown -h now command ?

dual290x · Jul 15th 2017, 12:14am

When I tried it twice it would shutdown then come back on. When I did it in the command line it would come back on again. I will try it again to make sure it wasn't a fluke.

dual290x · Jul 15th 2017, 12:41am

I found my problem,
The power on by pci/pcie causes the power to cut back on. Weird. Why now and not the past two days I have had it off?

The Master · Jul 15th 2017, 12:49am

Strange

dual290x · Jul 15th 2017, 1:07am

The Master wrote:

Strange

You're telling me. I find it really strange but whatever. My thing is, I am trying to use this as a file server as well and not just backups. I was hoping it would do what my synology does (which I hate because it is so slow and has room for only two disks) and put the disks in hibernation but noooo, it has to be different!

dual290x · Jul 15th 2017, 10:15pm

I thought you guys would like to know, I had to be the motherboard. I deleted all the plugins and even turned off WOL on OMV and it still powers on. That stinks. I was hoping to be able to turn it on via magic packet.

flmaxey · Jul 16th 2017, 1:22am

I'm not so sure that disabling "power on by PCI / PCIE" will affect wake on lan. Something on the PCI bus may be misbehaving. If you're using an integrated NIC, it may not be on the same bus. If that's the case, the magic packet might work. Do you have any optional PCI cards installed, like a graphics card?

One other remote possibility:
Where OMV is concerned, the only thing I could come up with where OMV might do something power related would be under the Power Management tabs, <Settings> and <Scheduled Jobs>. By default, in a new build, nothing should configured.

As you can see, I have a couple things configured. If you have something in these screens, disable and / or delete it.

dual290x · Jul 18th 2017, 4:24am

flmaxey wrote:

I'm not so sure that disabling "power on by PCI / PCIE" will affect wake on lan. Something on the PCI bus may be misbehaving. If you're using an integrated NIC, it may not be on the same bus. If that's the case, the magic packet might work. Do you have any optional PCI cards installed, like a graphics card?

One other remote possibility:
Where OMV is concerned, the only thing I could come up with where OMV might do something power related would be under the Power Management tabs, <Settings> and <Scheduled Jobs>. By default, in a new build, nothing should configured.

As you can see, I have a couple things configured. If you have something in these screens, disable and / or delete it.

Nothing is on Scheduled Jobs. What is so weird is that it just randomly started and the only way is to turn of the power by PCI/PCIE (which is how the WOL is turned on and off.

OMV Machine Does Not Stay Off

OMV Machine Does Not Stay Off

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