Problem while installing OMV from USB Drive

Thanks for that!
Unfortunately Linuxliveusb is an Windows-Tool.
I have no Windows-Machine at home. Only Mac.

In the end Unetbootin for Mac worked fine for me!

FYI:
After setting up some Network-Parameters at the WebGUI of OMV the Ethernet-Card in /etc/network/interfaces changed back to "eth0".
Had to change again to "eth1".
Hope for the last time.

grtz

To edit the Network Interface you do not have to chande the SSD.

In the shell, login with root and the password you choosed during installation.

Then type

nano /etc/network/interfaces

there you can change the interface.
To save the File with nano you have to type "Ctrl+O" and Enter.
Then quit nano with "Ctrl+X".

I dont know if that works for you. What is OMV shown you after type "ifconfig -a" into the shell?

Sorry, forgot that.
Yes, my Keyboard works fine!

What are your settings in Bios unter "Advanced" -> USB-Configuration ? (On the NAS of course)

My settings:

Enabled
Enabled
Enabled

Under "Startup" -> CSM Settings (Last Option under Startup) I have following Settings:
Active
Only Legacy
Only Legacy
Only Legacy

But I have an PS/2 Keyboard! Maybe the USB-Keyboard may not work?!

I hope that will work!

But now we can be sure that OMV will work on the Q1900-ITX Board, so we will find a way for you, too

grtz
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Zitat von "C0mmanda"

YES!
I did it!

I realized that my NAS has no IP, so I went to /etc/network/ and editet the interfaces file. There was my Ethernet-Card defined as "eth0" but in OMV it runs under "eth1".
So i changed "eth0" to "eth1", reboot and it works!

Yeehaaaw!
So, my installation Problem is gone now.
I'm sure i will get back with another questions
Thank you very much so far!

grtz
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This is one possible solution, the other would be to delete the udev rule under /etc/udev/ for networking and reboot which sets your eth device back to eth0.

Greetings
David

Zitat von "vTali"

I have to insert the ssd in the PC, because the keyboard doesn't work in my nas. Does yours work?

Switch your SSD to your working PC, delete the file mentioned in my previous post above, shutdown, plugin your SSD into your NAS and let it boot. Fixed.

Greetings
David

You're welcome.

Greetings
David

Zitat von "davidh2k"

This is one possible solution, the other would be to delete the udev rule under /etc/udev/ for networking and reboot which sets your eth device back to eth0.

Greetings
David

What file exactly do you mean to delete?

Under /etc/udev/ there are 3 files on my system.

- hdparm.rules
- links.conf
- udev.conf

Also one directory named "rules.d"

What file has to be deleted?

My problem is OMV only shows statistics from "eth0", so i cant see any statistics because my system runs under "eth1". But its not shown up in the Systeminformations. Only eth0...

Thank you very much!

In the rules.d folder, (can't remember it 100%), is a file for networking. This has to be deleted and the system rebooted. As you can see it worked just fine for vTali.

Greetings
David

Thank you!

It is the file "70-persistent-net.rules" located in /etc/udev/rules.d/

grtz
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I also got the problem with the ASRock Q-1900ITX Board and the Installer of OMV.

The first problem was to find a working keyboard, it worked in the bios and the boot menu but when I went further to the Debian Installer the USB Keyboard didn't work. An Adapter USB to PS2 solved the problem and the Keyboard is now working very well.

The second problem where I'm still stuck is the "Detect and mount CD-ROM" problem because I'm trying to install from an usb-stick. I tried several sticks and non of them worked. Because I don't have a regular PC, I just have a Laptop with Win7, is there another option than putting the NAS OS Disk into the Laptop and install OMV on the Laptop and putting it afterwards into the NAS?

€dit:
After several times of changing the harddisks, OMV is now finally working with my ASRock Q1900-ITX. I had to install OMV on my Laptop, where I integrated the future NAS Disk first and removed the regular harddisk. After Installing I put the harddisk back into the NAS and the third problem occured. No network connection when the harddisk was installed in the NAS, but it worked while the disk was installed inside the Laptop. After searching this forum I found these posts that helped me out:

Zitat von "C0mmanda"

I'm at the same point now. Installed OMV one more time on my old machine, works fine, could Login into WEbGUI etc. Shutdown and pulled the SSD into my NAS.
It boots into shell but no WebGUI is running, so OMV is not running.
There is no IP shown up after the ":"

ifconfig -a says:

Code

eth1
Link encap:Ethernet Hardware Adresse: MAC-ID
Boradcast Multicast MTU:1500 Metrik 1
RX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packet:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
Kollisionen: 0 Sendewarteschlangenlänge: 1000
RX bytes: 0 (0.0 B) TX bytes:0 (0.0 B)
Interrupt:92 Basisadresse:0x400

(I'm German so a few parameters are named in German)
But no IP-Adress oder netmask.

Code

lo
Link encap: Lokale Schleife (local loop)
inet Adresse:127.0.0.1 Maske:255.0.0.0
inet6-Adresse: ::1/128 Gültigkeitsbereich: Maschine
UP Loopback Running MTU:16436 Metrik:1
RX packets:68 erros:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:68 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
Kollisionen: 0 Sendewarteschlangenlänge:0
RX bytes:4689 (4.5 KiB) TX bytes:4689 (4.5 KiB)

So i think the installation is fine but there is still a problem with the ethernet, right?

grtz

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and the solution for this problem:

Zitat von "C0mmanda"

YES!
I did it!

I realized that my NAS has no IP, so I went to /etc/network/ and editet the interfaces file. There was my Ethernet-Card defined as "eth0" but in OMV it runs under "eth1".
So i changed "eth0" to "eth1", reboot and it works!

Yeehaaaw!
So, my installation Problem is gone now.
I'm sure i will get back with another questions
Thank you very much so far!

grtz
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big thanks to everyone who posted solutions in this forum.