I've no idea unless there is something that can be done in docker, you could post a thread in the docker section
Real RPi4 NAS
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Nope, there is a 64 bit beta version of the Raspberry Pi OS, some have used that on the 4 and 8GB versions
Does a 2Gb Ram do better?
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Does a 2Gb Ram do better
In what respect, a 'NAS' serves the network, the question is would a 2Gb version be sufficient for your needs, only you can answer that, but in most user cases yes it would.
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Ok I will order a 2GB one. Can you recommend a Case,... on AliExpress ?
Thanks
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You need something that has a reasonable heat sink for the processor
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I still forgotten I also have some HDD at Home I never used.
Can I use that: https://www.delock.de/produkte/G_63930/merkmale.htmlwhen it come to the Chipset and compatibility?
The drive get cooled by Air Convection or maybe someday with an 3D Print Fan adapter. -
I just came across this thread, and it reminded me heavily of an article that I recently read. So I thought I could share my Information with you.
The Heise Make Magazine (German) recently had a real nice build. They called it the "SATANAS". Here is the link.
https://www.heise.de/select/make/2021/4/2033811215351927251
The article itself is paid content, but it is worth it, as it contains the built specifically for OMV including a detailed step by step guide. If you want to to do an OMV build based on the RPi 4 Compute Module, I recommend this read. If you are an english speaker, maybe you can use google translate. Anyway the commands and pictures transport the information even if you are not a german speaker.
I did their built and it works like a charm. Basically I used:
CodeRaspberry Pi Compute Module 4 (4 GB RAM) Raspberry Pi CM4 IO-Board 4-Port SATA Controller Card Marvel 9215 (Which is, together with the compute module and the IO Board, the core.) Micro-SD-Card of 64 GB SSD Disks, mainly because of speed and the small size, I suppose. Power Supply (internal) of 12V and 1,5A Wireless Antenna for the Compute Module.They even made laser cutting templates for the case available for everyone on github:
https://github.com/MakeMagazinDE/SATANAS
Regarding power supply I built it directly in the case, as mentioned.
I went with this one specifically, but any other with the same specifications and roughly the size should work.
https://www.conrad.de/de/p/h-t…-bereich-5-24-190008.html
The power supply should have 12V and at least 1500mA, depending on what peripherals and disks you include. Take care that it provides a plug supply that allows a connection to the IO board. I first did took a different one, and needed to switch later.
As I am already running a HDD based OMV NAS, I will give this nice little piece of speed to some relatives. I just was curious and wanted to build it. Luckily I knew people who were looking for a custom NAS solution and not an out of the box system, so this was my chance
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If you want to to do an OMV build based on the RPi 4 Compute Module
I built one too. Not really much different than a normal RPi other than power supply. Here is a pic of mine:
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I built one too. Not really much different than a normal RPi other than power supply. Here is a pic of mine:
Nice setup. I see you are running a HDD setup. Just using an available computer tower and the power supply is a good way to power the HDDs and put (maybe) already available hardware to a use.
I wanted it in a small form factor, as these computer towers need so much space. No issue for me, but my relatives do not want to have too much computer hardware visibly standing around. With the smaller case I was able to put it behind their TV screen on a board.
I am curious. What disks are you using exactly, in which setup and what filesystem? Did you do some performance testing? I only have the RPi4 Compute Module SSD experience.
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What disks are you using exactly, in which setup and what filesystem?
4TB WD Red Pro all formatted XFS. The 4TB drives in my main server are formatted EXT4. I do that so if there is some kind of update that corrupts data, it only hits one of the servers.
Did you do some performance testing?
They will saturate gigabit. Since each disk is its only filesystem, the cm4/sata card can hit one drives max (probably 180-190).
I only have the RPi4 Compute Module SSD experience.
I've tested the CM4 (OC'd to 2GHz) with nvme. Right around 300MB/s if I remember right.
Just using an available computer tower and the power supply is a good way to power the HDDs and put (maybe) already available hardware to a use.
I started to build it in an old qnap ts451 case but that was a pain and only held 4 drives. I had these parts laying around and I have plenty of room in my server closet.
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Zitat
The article itself is paid content, but it is worth it, as it contains the built specifically for OMV including a detailed step by step guide. If you want to to do an OMV build based on the RPi 4 Compute Module, I recommend this read.
Thanks I have a "normal" 4GB + 8GB Ram still at Home but not a 2GB, Compute Module.
ZitatIf you are an english speaker
I speak fluent Austrian, English is my 2nd Language.
ZitatCode4-Port SATA Controller Card Marvel 9215I have still a commercial "LSI" now Broadcom Raid Controller with Cache, Accu,... does the is support to?
I try to find a List of compatible products but sadly the Website is a litlebit easy build.ZitatThe power supply should have 12V and at least 1500mA, depending on what peripherals and disks you include. Take care that it provides a plug supply that allows a connection to the IO board. I first did took a different one, and needed to switch later.
I have enough Pc Power Supply at Home why not use them? The benefit is the are enclosed and safe to use.
ZitatI built one too.
Jeff Geerling - YouTube that Guy claim that "soon" some other, better,... Adapter, Module,... for the Compute Module are available.
Zitatas these computer towers need so much space.
Well it hardly depend what you have, get, buy. There are some very thiny and dense packed Pcs.
ZitatWhat disks are you using exactly, in which setup and what filesystem?
I have some HDD "ripped out" of an external enclosure bought from Germany since the have no HDD Tax and the are damn cheap there.
I dont know what the are inside right now. I personally dont care about the speed that much. The important stuff will be on a USB 3.0 SSD.
Zitatand I have plenty of room in my server closet.
Well I looking for someone who is <350cm. Sadly the are slightly longer:
https://www.jj-computer.com/ar…RIE=&SPECIAL=1&SSPECIAL=1
and not fit into my Network Rack Case.
How about: https://www.qnap.com/de-de/product/tr-004u/specs/hardware to use them with an "normal" Pi4 via USB 3.0?
Are that supported?
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Well I order them and hope it will work...
The major question is does a 4GB Pi work to with the Beta Version?
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The major question is does a 4GB Pi work to with the Beta Version?
A 1GB RPi should work.
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"Sadly" I have just a 4 and a 8 Gb one at Home.
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The major question is does a 4GB Pi work to with the Beta Version?
If you mean the Beta version of RaspiOS (arm64) then, yes.
The Pi runs it nicely and the OS (even if it's on BETA stage) gives no issues whatsoever with OMV5.
Follow the guide for installing OMV5 on Raspberry but use the arm64 Lite instead of the armhf:
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"Sadly" I have just a 4 and a 8 Gb one at Home.
So, you have no problems. Those will work even better than 1 GB model.
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even if it's on BETA stage
That is was it make me a littlebit worried.
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That is was it make me a littlebit worried.
Yeah, but 64bit version has been as BETA since ever. And for the looks of it, it will keep as BETA for even longer.
The Raspberry foundation is more interested on the armhf version because of the "one size fits all" policy.
The armhf (32Bits) will run on all Pis, from Zero to 4.
The aarch64 only on Pi 3 and 4.
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The aarch64 only on Pi 3 and 4.
An RPi2b v1.2 has the same cpu as the RPi3 and will run 64bit aarch64/arm64. One of my RPi2 is this version.
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