RPI1B/Jessie/OMV3 possible ?

solar10 · 28. Mai 2017

After an update, I have successfully broken my setup.

For a try, I wanted to re-install from scratch but starting with a clean and updated install of Raspbian, not an image downloaded from OpenMediaVault (which would need updates anyway)
Then I followed this idea: http://wiki.openmediavault.org…=1.0/Installation_Apt-Get
The only diff being that it is not Wheezy but Jessie that currently runs on my RPI 1B.
I did not add the wheezy line to sources.list of course...

Now, I hit unmet dependencies issue with php5-pfm stuff. Thus I went for this solution: php5-fpm failed and omv-release-upgrade does not upgrade OMV

But it doesn't work. I'm looping between dpkg -i and apt-get -f install that keeps removing php5 stuff needed for OMV to install but "is not going to be installed"...

I understand the RPI 1B is old and at the moment, I don't have a budget to buy an Odroid C2 (or any other-like you'd suggest me in the same price range).
So, in the meantime, I'm openned to your input to reinstall this properly.
I have a 3TB USB drive attached to it. I only need basic features such as FTP, Samba and DLNA. It serves an LG SmartTV and as file (video) server for the kids using VLC on their laptop.

Nibb31 · 28. Mai 2017

No, you can't run OMV 3.0 on a Pi1 (or a Pi Zero) due to missing dependencies for the CPU.

Wolf2000 · 28. Mai 2017

No
OMV 3.0 is not possible.

solar10 · 28. Mai 2017

Argh!! OK. Thanx for quick replies

solar10 · 28. Mai 2017

But... Can you then install Stone Burner on Jessie or should I downgrade to Wheezy ?
I still have issue with php5-... is not going to be installed

Code

root@OpenMediaVault:/home/pi# apt-get install openmediavault
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree       
Reading state information... Done
Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable
distribution that some required packages have not yet been created
or been moved out of Incoming.
The following information may help to resolve the situation:


The following packages have unmet dependencies:
 openmediavault : Depends: php5-pam but it is not going to be installed
                  Depends: proftpd-mod-vroot but it is not going to be installed
                  Depends: php5-proctitle but it is not going to be installed
E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.

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Wolf2000 · 28. Mai 2017

Das was du machst ist zum scheitern verurteilt.
Es gibt auch fertige IMG.

What you do is doomed to fail.
There are also finished IMG.

https://sourceforge.net/projec…/Raspberry%20Pi%20images/

Nibb31 · 29. Mai 2017

No, you have to stick to OMV2 and not upgrade. Or just get an RPI3. They cost less than 30€ these days.

solar10 · 6. Juni 2017

Current status: I reinstalled OMV2 then did the all updates thru the web interface (except that PAM issue - which was the reason I tried OMV3)
I am not interested in an RPI3 but an Odroid. At first I wanted a C2 but I read that XU4 is better supported, right ?

Nibb31 · 6. Juni 2017

An Odroid is more likely to have compatibility issues and the better CPU isn't of much use for a NAS. And it still has the bottleneck of the USB ports.

For the price of a C2, you'd be better off getting an cheap intel J-something motherboard which will have SATA on board. Some even have 4 or more on-board SATA connectors and will fit into a nice NAS case.

tkaiser · 11. Juni 2017

Zitat von solar10

I am not interested in an RPI3 but an Odroid. At first I wanted a C2 but I read that XU4 is better supported, right ?

Any Raspberry is way too slow to be used as NAS (shared USB bandwidth and only laughable Fast Ethernet that also has to share bandwidth with storage). ODROID-XU4 is more performant but I learned within the last few weeks that there are some issues (I bought one myself just to port OMV to it but wouldn't do it again -- just check my signature).

For ARM based NAS devices you want to use Marvell designs currently (performance and reliability). EspressoBin is great or Helios4.

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