Fresh 3.0.86 installation with broken Update Management

I just set up a new virtual machine with a fresh installation of 3.0.86. All I've done is configure the network and web admin password using omv-firstaid. Immediately upon entering the UI, I checked for updates and found many seemingly unnecessary firmware updates for my system. Since it was a brand new install I tried selecting all and upgrading anyway, which didn't work with a broken packages notice. Any reason why this version would cause this behavior?

Thank you for your response. The error still persists after running those commands.

After apt-get -f install, the output indicates that the firmware and firmware non-free packages were kept back.

Any reason this would come up on 3.0.86 but not 3.0.82 using the exact same virtual machine settings? I'd installed 3.0.82 nearly a dozen times and never had this issue.

Quote from The Master

OK looks good

Try to Install (update ) the Firmware for the Both

The best way (in my opinion) is to try it via Synaptics

I'm not familiar with how to do this. Isn't Synaptic a GUI-only manager? Or is there another Synaptic?

Edit - Also, is there a reason why it's showing upgrades for devices I don't have installed? Isn't it only supposed to update firmware that's relevant to my system?

Edit 2 - Actually, I updated everything EXCEPT those two packages in Update Manager, and afterwards checked for additional updates, and those two no longer appear. Not sure what happened there, but now OMV says it is fully updated.

Quote from The Master

but the problem is another one .. I understand you have only install OMV ( from the .Iso) .. thats Work great but maybe is a problem for Virtual Machines

i suggest you to install a debian 8 (jessie) on the Virtual machine .. (update + upgrade) if you are done and all works .. install OMV 3

You are right, I installed on a VM from the 3.0.86 iso. However, I had done the same thing many times with 3.0.82 and I never had this problem. That is why I thought it was strange and maybe something in the new version was broken.

For now I am going to keep working with it as-is. I am just testing for a while before I decide to install on my actual server. Thank you very much for your time.

Quote from votdev

Please go to the CLI and execute

Bash

# omv-update

to fix the package dependency issue. The WebUI only installs the selected packages without resolving their dependencies.

Done, although the output shows nothing changed (0 updates, 0 added, etc).

@donh, same response, nothing upgraded, installed, etc.

I ran apt-get install --reinstall openmediavault and everything installed successfully, I was prompted with the splash page showing to run omv-initsystem, which I did, and my web UI session wasn't even logged out, everything continued to operate fine. However, since those random firmware updates had already disappeared from the Update Management tab previously, I'm not sure how to confirm that the reinstall actually accomplished anything.

apt update

https://pastebin.com/pKKhWUiK

apt list --upgradable

root@ratsvault:/# apt list --upgradable
Listing... Done

apt upgrade

root@ratsvault:/# apt upgrade
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Calculating upgrade... Done
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.

Thanks everybody for your help. All seems to be well.