• Hello everybody. I just discover OMV and I'm trying to install it on a GA-H77-DS3H Gigabyte motherboard.
    This MB has an Atheros integrated GigaEthernet NIC.
    Unfortunately, this is not recognized during the install process of OMV, so I can't get the lan to work.
    Searching on the internet, it seems that this is a AR8161 chip which needs alx driver (provide by linux-backports-modules). It also seems that alx is not included in squeeze kernel, but it definitly works on a wheezy.


    Is there a way in order to install this alx driver? during the install process (on usb stick for instance) or after the install?


    Thanks for your help.

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    Either put a temporary network adapter in the system and install backports kernel or follow this (substitute sardaukar for fedaykin and don't install the liquorix kernel).

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  • Hi ryecoaaron !
    Thanks for your advice. The iso you pointed out in the other post, doesn't see the NIC either :(
    The only way I found to have a working network is with a Debian wheezy (7.2)
    I also try to "chroot" an original offline install of OMV from a Wheezy live in order to install backports, but with no success.


    Finally I installed a minimal Debian 7.2 and try to install OMV on it as you indicate :

    Code
    echo "deb http://packages.openmediavault.org/public fedaykin main" > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/openmediavault.list
        apt-get update
        apt-get install openmediavault-keyring postfix
        apt-get update
        apt-get install openmediavault
        omv-initsystem


    but installing OMV failed because of obscure dependencies error (I think some of the package installed on the Debian 7.2 are too recent for OMV...)


    Do you think of another way to install OMV?
    I don't really want to buy a PCI NIC just to give a try to OMV... :(

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    I definitely don't recommend installing on Wheezy.


    Strange. Wheezy uses the same 3.2 kernel that backports does. When installing using the ISO I recommended, did you choose to use the backports 3.2 kernel?


    If you don't want to buy a cheap PCI NIC (maybe you could borrow one??), you will have to wait a few months for OMV 0.6 (based on wheezy).

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  • Thanks again for helping me !

    Zitat

    I definitely don't recommend installing on Wheezy.

    I trust you, but what is the reason?


    Zitat

    Strange. Wheezy uses the same 3.2 kernel that backports does. When installing using the ISO I recommended, did you choose to use the backports 3.2 kernel?

    I find it strange too. Actualy I don't have the choice of the kernel since it needs the network before going further. Anyway, when I chroot the system (this one too...) it does indicate a 3.2 kernel....


    Zitat

    If you don't want to buy a cheap PCI NIC (maybe you could borrow one??), you will have to wait a few months for OMV 0.6 (based on wheezy).


    Do you know when the 0.6 is planned? I will consider buying a pci adapter, but it anoy me since he hardware I just buy already provide one.

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    There are quite a few things that don't work or don't work right with wheezy.


    The ISO I linked to should be able to install without the network. You will have to fix the sources but that is easy.


    I'm guessing 0.6 is a few months away.

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  • Well, ok, I gave it a try and installed it without network, selecting the backport 3.2 kernel.
    But no more luck regarding the network.


    I chroot this system from a Wheezy live cd, fixed the sources.list, install OMV and everything went well.
    So now I have a proper Squeeze with 3.2 kernel and OMV installed, but still no network (anoying for a Nas... :D )


    From what I read the alx driver supporting the atheros AR8161 is included from the 3.2.0-4 but the one I installed is a 3.2.0-0.
    Is there a way to upgrade to 3.2.0-4? Is an apt-get dist-upgrade going to do the job or not?

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    Without adding wheezy components (bad idea in my opinion), I don't think there is much you can do without compiling a driver.

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