Raspberry Pi3 install - OMV_3_0_79_RaspberryPi_2_3_4.9.35.7z does not work here

Hello I am new here and on the journey to install a new home server for the 7 or so devices in my household.

I am waiting for my ODROID XU4. In the meantime I decided to get my feet wet with a Raspberry Pi3 I have here that was running Libreelec nicely but got replaced by a Wetek Vero 4k.

What I found:
I could not get the Image from Sourceforge running. I checked checksums, changed the filesystem were it was unpacked, flashed 3 times with etcher. Every time the raspi died with "can not read inode on ext4" or so.
Is that image from July 16th corrupt?

I then decided to get the official Raspian from raspberrypi.org.
Worked, but it is Debian Stretch.
Installed OMV. Well this worked kind of ... Many errors with updating or trying to install plugins.
OK - I should have followed the advice to install OMV on Jessie.

Hunted for a Jessie-Image: downloads.raspberrypi.org/
I downloaded and flashed Raspbian-Jessie-lite from 2017-07-05. The latest available Jessie Imgage.

Then installed OMV and enabled the OMV-extras repository.
I think the OMV-package (openmediavault_3.0.87_all.deb) lacks the dependency resolvconf.
I apt installed that missing package and then omv-initsystem worked.

Installing the flashmemory plugin gave me weird errors, uninstalling and reinstalling it took down my Firefox 54! This browser is heavily locked down for privacy but instead of a crash I expected it to do nothing...
On the commandline installing via apt it gave no problems.
I am using a vanilla Chromium now - no problems so far.

I do not know if its the fault of OMV:
ssh-ing into my Raspi worked with the user "pi" after fresh install of Raspbian.
After installing OMV this did not work anymore!?
I put user "pi" in group ssh (again?) via the web interface.

> maybe your sd card is bad?
Maybe, but then only with the OMV-image ... d&r
I also tested (not thoroughly) it with f3probe and found nothing.
It is a old and trusted card that worked in several devices and works now with Raspian.
Go figure...

> Did you let the initial install and resize finish
Yes, I worked with monitor and keyboard on first boot.

Where should I look to get an older version (img-file)?

Thanks for your patience!

I botched my setup trying to set up radicale from experimental (I want version 2.x):
worked 96% but failed on the last dependency to get TLS1.2 working. Got it working without TLS.

I also dabbled with luksDevices and got my "Physical Discs" in disorder. How come I cannot remove a not attached disc there? I did not want to delve in the config files ...
I want to add the disc later (after boot) but that does not work too good since shares to files on the disk exist already.
I will mount it via crypttab/keys - something I'd like to avoid since I do not want the key on the SD-Card on an unencrypted partition.

So I flashed OMV_3_0_79_RaspberryPi_2_3_4.9.35 again - same result, not to my surprise. If I ever try it a last time I will clean the card in Gparted before first boot. The check finds errors here after Etcher did its work.

Since working from Raspbian took rather long I now give omv_2.2.5_rpi2_rpi3.img.gz a try.
Its Wheezy and some OMV-archive-keys seem to be changed so now I am starting an upgrade to Jessie and the latest OMV generation and version ....
But this image, like the Raspbian Jessie image works here.

> Remove a disk in Physical devices?
Sorry - in "File systems"
Just tested it in OMV 2 - there it works as expected: I can delete the "zombie"

> What are you extracting the image with?
Always Etcher, since typing dd and checking and sync is a lot of work on my console.
I will try OMV_3_0_9x_RaspberryPi_2_3 when available...

> wondering what program you extracted it with
ark or 7zip-commandline (no difference according to SHA1sum)

I bit the bullet and ordered a new SAMSUNG EVO+ SD Card and a new PSU.
With version 2 image I started to see the same symptoms when trying to upgrade via apt...

I wonder which arrives first here: the card or my ODROID XU4Q with EMMC

@ryecoaaron

yes you were right: with a SAMSUNG EVO+ and a new powersupply everythings works on my Raspi3.

Now with ODROID XU4, 6A PSU, same 4TBytes Seagate I get uas_eh_abort_handler

changed ports, put in an "active, powered" hub -> still undervoltage

The best I get is just under 5V, either USB port.
It can get below 4.7V when the drive is busy. Current not over 0.6A.

I can not change the PSU since this is the only one I have with these plugs. It is the one with the most As Hardkernel sells.