why？Whether it's omv4 or omv5。
Why can't I mount NTFS partition automatically after installing OMV based on Debian？
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The filesystem should show up in the GUI of OMV and you should be able to mount it from there.
OMV does not mount filesystem automatically in general. Only with the usbbackup plugin.
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The filesystem should show up in the GUI of OMV and you should be able to mount it from there.
OMV does not mount filesystem automatically in general. Only with the usbbackup plugin.
If the system installed with OMV CD is inserted into the mobile hard disk, it can be directly mounted in the file system, but it is not enough to install Debian first and then OMV.
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Sorry, I don't understand.
There is no difference between installing "OMV from ISO" or "Debian from ISO and then OMV on top". You end up with the same system.
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Sorry, I don't understand.
There is no difference between installing "OMV from ISO" or "Debian from ISO and then OMV on top". You end up with the same system.
But they're different. If you've tested them, you'll know.
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What is the difference you noticed? That part I did not understand.
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What is the difference you noticed? That part I did not understand.
If you install the system directly from the OMV CD, you can see it in the OMV file system GUI and mount it directly after inserting the NTFS format mobile hard disk. However, if Debian is installed first and then OMV is installed, the NTFS format mobile hard disk can not be seen in the GUI of the file system.
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Ok, is it that?
EDIT: translated with deepl before #11 was posted.
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If you install OMV directly from the CD/ISO, you can see the (NTFS) filesystem in the OMV file system GUI and mount it directly after inserting the ntfs formatted removable drive.However, if you install debian first and then install omv, the ntfs formatted removable drive will not be visible in the file system GUI.
No idea. Hopefully someone else can come up with an idea.
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I wonder if, when installing Debian and then OMV on top of it, some kind of NTFS driver is skipped over, which would cause the filesystem on the portable drive not to be recognized at all.
It may be worth running apt install ntfs-3g from the command line just in case.
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I wonder if, when installing Debian and then OMV on top of it, some kind of NTFS driver is skipped over, which would cause the filesystem on the portable drive not to be recognized at all.
It may be worth running apt install ntfs-3g from the command line just in case.
It's already installed
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It was worth a shot. Hopefully someone has a better idea.
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Yes, but you may not like it.
Reformat your NTFS drive to ext4 (or exFAT, if you need Windows compatibility).
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