BUG or misconfiguration: i have to wait a while until /dev/md0 is mounted to be able to ssh on omv

  • ssh from windows box

    PS C:\Users\xxxxxx> ssh root@192.168.xxx.xx

    root@192.168.xxx.xxx's password:

    "System is booting up. Unprivileged users are not permitted to log in yet. Please come back later. For technical details, see pam_nologin(8)."


    users is on a shared folder created on /dev/md0 raid6 array


    i have to wait a while until the raid6 array is mounted to ssh on omv


    *** SOLVED ***

    The array is formated as F2FS

    omv tries to mount it using parameters that are not compatible with F2FS

    i mounted using fstab and the problem disappeared

  • e1iminator

    Changed the title of the thread from “BUG or misconfiguration: i have to wait a while until /dev/md0 is mounted to ssh on omv” to “BUG or misconfiguration: i have to wait a while until /dev/md0 is mounted to be able to ssh on omv”.
  • it is a potential misconfiguration of openmediavault because f2fs is not very popular. when i created another raid5 array again through openmediavault two years ago it worked flawlessly up until i deleted it a few weeks ago

  • openmediavault automatically mounts filesystems. there is no way the user can change mount parameters


    f2fs is much different than ext4 or xfs


    i mount f2fs using defaults -- openmediavault mounts with extra parameters like quotas if i am not mistaken, etc.

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    openmediavault automatically mounts filesystems. there is no way the user can change mount parameters


    f2fs is much different than ext4 or xfs


    i mount f2fs using defaults -- openmediavault mounts with extra parameters like quotas if i am not mistaken, etc.

    According to https://www.kernel.org/doc/Doc…tion/filesystems/f2fs.txt all mount options are supported that OMV is using as default.

  • i have a linux software raid6 array 8 data ssd / 2 parity ssd. the array was created initialized through omv and then formated as f2fs. when i mount it through omv and restart the system i get a huge timeout until md0 filesystem becomes available. mounting through fstab using defaults solves the problem

  • votdev

    Added the Label OMV 6.x
  • i manually edited fstab adding the /dev/md0 raid6 array

    #################################################

    UUID= /mnt f2fs defaults 0 0

    #################################################

    after root fs and before openmediavault entries

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