OpenMediaVault on the ETrayz (Oxnas810 device)

  • Hi,


    First of all thank you for your great work !
    I'm trying to install openmediavault on eTrayz (Oxnas810 device), which runs debian lenny and get following package errors:
    The following packages have unmet dependencies:
    openmediavault: Depends: php5-pam but it is not going to be installed
    Depends: samba-common-bin but it is not installable
    Depends: acpid but it is not installable
    Depends: gdisk but it is not going to be installed
    Depends: xmlstarlet (>= 1.3.1) but 1.0.1-2 is to be installed


    I cannot upgrade eTrayz to squeeze as the kernel source is only 2.6.24.4.


    How to proceed ?

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    Lenny is too old. OMV needs Squeeze (6.0).

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    I have a feeling you would have to backport a lot of packages. The kernel isn't really the problem.

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    Zitat von "intrax"


    udev from squeeze needs at least kernel 2.6.31 ----> so what you mean no problem ?


    My bad... I didn't look completely into it. I was just kind of saying the kernel is the least of the problems. There is a good chance it still doesn't work even if you use the backports.

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    My bad... I didn't look completely into it. I was just kind of saying the kernel is the least of the problems. There is a good chance it still doesn't work even if you use the backports.


    So I'm stuck ?
    OMV used to run on lenny... are there any 'old' lenny installs around ?

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    Zitat von "intrax"

    So I'm stuck ?
    OMV used to run on lenny... are there any 'old' lenny installs around ?


    OMV has always run on Squeeze (at least since first public 0.2 release). I've never seen OMV installed successfully on Lenny. I would say you are stuck since the etrayz seems to be a little too closed source.

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    You might have better luck using a Pogoplug Pink or Raspberry Pi (both cheap). I had MyBook World Edition II that used the oxnas810 and it was slow. Both of my suggestions are much faster.

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  • Zitat von "ryecoaaron"

    OMV has always run on Squeeze (at least since first public 0.2 release). I've never seen OMV installed successfully on Lenny. I would say you are stuck since the etrayz seems to be a little too closed source.


    Bleh not a 'good' newzz... :cry:
    Is it possible to run squeeze with udev from lenny ?

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    I split this topic to better reflect your device :)


    Not sure about that. The configuration files may be too different which would make OMV not work.

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    If you can install the build-essential package and there is a config file in /boot, it might be fairly easy to compile a new kernel. Just depends on how many patches they applied to the kernel on the device.

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  • Zitat von "ryecoaaron"

    If you can install the build-essential package and there is a config file in /boot, it might be fairly easy to compile a new kernel. Just depends on how many patches they applied to the kernel on the device.


    I have a kernel config and allready cross-compiled the kernel with emdebian toolchain, but eTrayz published kernel sources are only 2.6.24.4... so I don't see how to upgrade to a kernel that can support squeeze... :cry:

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    Sorry, I don't think there much else you can do.

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    I doubt they exist since the device is out of production.

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    I know you asked this before and I guess it can be done. On the MyBook World Edition II (oxnas810 also), they use Lenny's kernel and udev running on squeeze. Check here.

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  • Zitat von "ryecoaaron"

    I know you asked this before and I guess it can be done. On the MyBook World Edition II (oxnas810 also), they use Lenny's kernel and udev running on squeeze. Check here.


    Yep it's what I'm using now but than I refer you to the first post of this thread... no OMV... so no solution...

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