Me too on a raspberry pi 3B
If you are using dhcp, the IP address will change because of the change in network service. I just tested this on an RPi4b.
If you are using dhcp, the IP address will change because of the change in network service. I just tested this on an RPi4b.
tnx for your reply but no, the router can't see the raspberry after reboot. I have set up a static ip from the router but the raspberry don't connect after reboot (so we can understand why don't work ssh also)
i did not set any static ip but rhe router does not pick up any device on the network at all. it looks like the raspberry did not connect to the local network at all...
What address is resolving on the system you are trying to connect with? And when you login locally to the RPi, what is the output of: ip a
If you are using dhcp, the IP address will change because of the change in network service. I just tested this on an RPi4b.
Could you please tell us what the new IP address would be? By now I've given up on OMV5 for my Raspberry Pi3B+ as neither updating nor re-installing works. The device just completely drops from the network. I verified this a couple of times with a pretty aggressive network/port scanner and it just isn't there anymore. It may decide to change its IP address to some other subnet, but that is just a bit too much address space to hunt in.
EDIT: And in the case of updating, the IP address was fixed, not using DHCP.
What address is resolving on the system you are trying to connect with? And when you login locally to the RPi, what is the output of: ip a
This is what I get when I plug the Raspberry Pi to a screen.
The error that appears in the only one during the boot sequence.
This Is the error
Could you please tell us what the new IP address would be?
As I just discovered, the RPi3 (and probably 2) uses predictive device naming where the RPi4 does not (where I do my testing because the 2/3 are very slow). So, your device is not getting an ip address because the network adapter name changed. Adding a udev file fixed that but I need to do more testing on non-rpi boards. To fix your device, run the follow command:
sudo ln -s /dev/null /etc/udev/rules.d/80-net-setup-link.rules and reboot
As I just discovered, the RPi3 (and probably 2) uses predictive device naming where the RPi4 does not (where I do my testing because the 2/3 are very slow). So, your device is not getting an ip address because the network adapter name changed. Adding a udev file fixed that but I need to do more testing on non-rpi boards. To fix your device, run the follow command:
ln -s /dev/null /etc/udev/rules.d/80-net-setup-link.rules and reboot
I had to use sudo before the command but everything now works on my Pi 3B.
Thanks!
Thanks, would that be for the upgrade, the clean install or both?
I will let you know the results when I'm done, but that will take at least a couple of hours as I first need to fix diner for my wife and sons.
I had to use sudo before the command but everything now works on my Pi 3B.
Added. I forget that people don't automatically add sudo when not using root. Glad it is working. There is 3 hours of my life I won't get back 
Thanks, would that be for the upgrade, the clean install or both?
The script is adding it. I probably should add it for the upgrade as well.
Edit - upgrade instructions have the code now too.
After: sudo ln -s /dev/null /etc/udev/rules.d/80-net-setup-link.rules
I get: ln: failed to create symbolic link '/etc/udev/rules.d/80-net-setup-link.rules': File exists
And I am in the GUI.
The updated instructions checks for the file and deletes it if it exists. If ls -al /etc/udev/rules.d/80-net-setup-link.rules is pointing to /dev/null, then you don't need to do anything.
In the GUI? Not sure what you mean.
The updated instructions checks for the file and deletes it if it exists. If ls -al /etc/udev/rules.d/80-net-setup-link.rules is pointing to /dev/null, then you don't need to do anything.
In the GUI? Not sure what you mean.
tnx for your work, now all work well. thanks a lot!!!
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