I want to share my experience with OMV5, no need to reboot in 286 days
Now I'm considering to do a new fresh install of OMV6, I tested on clone hardware and see that is robust and ready for my needs, only pluging that I miss ( i can live whitout it) is WOL & Remotemount, that can be added later when are ported.
I want to share my experience with OMV5, no need to reboot in 286 days
No kernel updates?
No kernel updates?
yes, but no need to reboot, i'm really surprised
yes, but no need to reboot, i'm really surprised
I'm no expert but your kernel is still on 5.8 (while the latest is 5.10).
If you did the updates and not rebooted, it hasn't updated the kernel yet.
Or, maybe I'm way off.
I'm no expert but your kernel is still on 5.8 (while the latest is 5.10).
If you did the updates and not rebooted, it hasn't updated the kernel yet.
Or, maybe I'm way off.
you are right, I need to rebbot to aply changes for kernell:
Kernel only gets updated when you reboot the machine. After you install a new kernel version it's highly recommended that you reboot as soon as possible.
Some services or libs may not be updated until you restart them or reboot in some cases.
I recommend you install needrestart package (it's in debian's repos). It will check and tell you what needs to be restarted (and it will restart the services for you if you want). It's automatically run after you run apt upgrade.
debian-goodies package has a checkrestart utility that works in similar way, but you need to run it and restart the services manually.
I recommend you install needrestart package (it's in debian's repos). It will check and tell you what needs to be restarted (and it will restart the services for you if you want). It's automatically run after you run apt upgrade.
The OMV web interface tells you this as well. Or you can just look to see if there is a reboot-required file in /run/
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