Successful Migration from OMV 6 to OMV7

1. offizieller Beitrag

    Saw that it was now possible to upgrade to OMV 7...

    I have an old Dual Core x86 with OMV6 and decided to give it a go today...


    omv-release-upgrade


    Everything appeared to be going well but saw a few errors along the way...It completed successfully...

    I logged into the new OMV7 and was immediately presented with pending changes...

    I attempted to install the changes but was presented with an error that it could not (Can't remember exact error)...

    Decided to use the two following commands I had seen in another thread...


    sudo wget -O - https://github.com/OpenMediaVa…ckages/raw/master/install | sudo bash

    sudo wget -O - https://github.com/OpenMediaVa…raw/master/fix6to7upgrade | sudo bash


    Both commands completed successfully. I rebooted and logged in again...

    I was presented with the same Pending Changes message...I applied the changes and this time it was successful...


    Checking everything else was working but I found that miniDLNA I could not change it's settings (It was working but I wanted

    to shorten the name presented to my Network Devices). When I tried to make a change in the miniDLNA settings it just kept saying

    it couldn't find the attribute netinterface. Eventually I just uninstalled and reinstalled miniDLNA and setup it's shares again. Now

    I'm able to use the miniDLNA settings without issue.


    Pretty much everything else (plugins) working in my simple OMV7 installation. (All Shares migrated without issue). Backed up OMV6 before upgrading just incase and am backing up

    my newly created OMV7. Great day. Thanks to everyone here for the great forum information. I've been using OMV since version 4 but this

    was the easiest upgrade I've experienced. Good luck to all on your migrations.

    Just to add I did a 6 to 7 upgrade on a Proxmox OMV VM. Not a complex setup, just a few disks, SMB, NFS, rsynch and a few dockers. Went without a hitch. Thanks to all involved in this great software.

    Inwin MS04 case with 315 W PSU

    ASUS Prime H310i-Plus R2.0 board

    Two port PCI-E SATA card

    16GB Kingston DDR4

    Intel Pentium Coffee Lake G5400 CPU

    Samsung Evo M.2 256GB OS drive

    4x4TB WD Red NAS drives + 1x4TB + 1x5TB Seagate drives - MergerFS pool

    Seagate 5TB USB drives - SnapRAID parity x 2

    I had a flawless upgrade. I had to install the md plugin but the installer told me that. Zero issues so far. I was a little worred about having pihole running under docker, but the installer did everything it needed I guess without shutting that down. After reboot everything just worked.


    Nice work to votdev and whomever else contributed!

    Want to upgrade your OpenMediaVault (OMV) to the latest version? You can upgrade by going into the web server for your OMV via its IP address, logging in with your admin account and then selecting “Update Manager” in the left menu and clicking “Check“.

    Zitat von evawillms183

    Want to upgrade your OpenMediaVault (OMV) to the latest version? You can upgrade by going into the web server for your OMV via its IP address, logging in with your admin account and then selecting “Update Manager” in the left menu and clicking “Check“.

    i know how to do, just want to be sure that is not going to break my installation by checking if there are ppl with similar configuration to mine that had errors.

    Flawless update taking ~30min.

    Code
    sudo omv-release-upgrade


    RAM: 16GB

    CPU: Intel Celeron J1900

    Network: Realtek RTL8111/8168/8411

    Drives:

    System: SSDSC2CT180A3 size: 167.68 GiB

    Storage: 4x SSD 870 QVO 8TB

    Storage filesystem: BTRFS Data RAID1, Metadata RAID1C3, System RAID1C3


    Thanks to the devs for the painless experience. I was hoping for, but not expecting it to be this uneventful.


    Additional info

    My system was at the most up to date state of the old system BEFORE the upgrade because I regularly

    "sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade"

    4 Mal editiert, zuletzt von burnbasket () aus folgendem Grund: Additional info

    Zitat von evawillms183

    Want to upgrade your OpenMediaVault (OMV) to the latest version? You can upgrade by going into the web server for your OMV via its IP address, logging in with your admin account and then selecting “Update Manager” in the left menu and clicking “Check“.

    This is not working with my OMV 6 installation because it uprades only to the latest OMV 6 but not to OMV 7.

    • Offizieller Beitrag

    There is a difference between an upgrade and an release upgrade. A standard upgrade ensures that all packages within a major release are up-to-date, while a release upgrade upgrades from one major version to another (e.g. from OMV6 to OMV7)

    as i got it right, from one of your comment:


    • After the first re-boot into OMV7 you will still need to


      1. Install pve kernel 6.2 or 6.5 in order that the pve repo is installed.

      2. re-boot into chosen pve kernel.

      3. Update OMV7 in the normal way via WebUI Update Management.

      4. Via the WebUI System omv-extras enable backports.

    is it good idea to install proxmox kernel 6.5 from kernel plugin ?

    dtr That's only going to apply if you follow these steps first when you do the upgrade from 6 to 7 :


    So in OMV6 at the CLI:


    1. omv-changebackports no

    2., omv-release-upgrade

    3. re-boot


    After the first re-boot into OMV7 you will still need to


    1. Install pve kernel 6.2 or 6.5 in order that the pve repo is installed, via the WebUI.

    2. re-boot into chosen pve kernel.

    3. Update OMV7 in the normal way via WebUI Update Management.

    4. Via the WebUI System omv-extras enable backports.

    in omv6 i did not disabled backpoets before upgrade to omv 7
    Now, when i try to install pve kernel 6.5 in omv7 i got errors:


    PS. sorted it. dns was missing

    PPS. after fixing DNS i was able to perform updates,
    now i got:

    uname -r

    6.5.13-3-pve

    zfs -V

    zfs-2.2.3-pve1

    zfs-kmod-2.2.3-pve1
    As i understand it is still no good, zfs version must be higher ?

    • Offizieller Beitrag
    Zitat von Krisbee

    f you check the packages on your system you'll find dkms/zfs-dkms have been re-introduced, check the output of dkms status and the kernel has not been updated. See the last entries in this thread

    The proxmox repo has newer zfs packages again meaning you don't need to disable backport. I also pushed an update of the kernel plugin that will update the proxmox repo when upgrading to omv7. My tests were very smooth and no dkms installed.


    *** 2.2.3-pve1 500

    500 http://download.proxmox.com/debian/pve bookworm/pve-no-subscription amd64 Packages

    100 /var/lib/dpkg/status

    2.2.3-1~bpo12+1 100

    100 http://httpredir.debian.org/debian bookworm-backports/contrib amd64 Packages

    omv 7.0.5-1 sandworm | 64 bit | 6.8 proxmox kernel

    plugins :: omvextrasorg 7.0 | kvm 7.0.13 | compose 7.1.6 | k8s 7.1.0-3 | cputemp 7.0.1 | mergerfs 7.0.4


    omv-extras.org plugins source code and issue tracker - github - changelogs


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