What debian version is installable?
Jessie >> Install OMV3 on Debian Jessie
Stretch >> Install OMV4 on Debian 9 (Stretch)
I'll try to install OMV on top of it
On slow ARM devices the best idea is to install OMV this way:
sudo apt install git
git clone https://github.com/armbian/config
sudo /bin/bash config/softySee here for details:
Alles anzeigenHi all,
It's my first post on this forum! I've used OMV on Intel x86 hardware but I have two QNAP "NAS" devices laying around. And I'd like to know if I can install OMV on these ARM "Feroceon". Debian itself is installable, and I will do that in a few days.
I'm just wondering if it can be done.
Thanks,
The so called Feroceon is an old Marvell Kirkwood processor and it's a POS for a lack of better terms. It's a custom ARM9 job and it's a terribly slow processor, although for whatever reason, it was very popular among all the NAS manufacturers, most likely due to its very low cost.
I highly doubt you'll see much in terms of a performance improvement moving from QNAP's bloatware to OMV though. On the plus side, you'll be running a supported OS.
Sry for awaking this Zombie-Thread:
I have here a QNAP TS-221 with Feroceon running OMV 3.0.99. I installed two drives, one for the System, one as a Data-Device. I use it as a Backup-Server doing rsync-issues with my primary Server.
1. is it it possible by the Method above to force OMV4 running on the System
2. Can I update / upgrade the System to 4.x
Greetings Micha
Installing OMV is just a matter of following the tutorial on this forum.
Which tut exactly?
1. is it it possible by the Method above to force OMV4 running on the System
omv-release-upgrade
Will this work on a customized Debian? I Mean i'll come from customized Jessie to Stretch ... as far as I understand ;-))
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