yes I did switch to enabled ! before install zfs plugin.
Btrfs/ZFS support
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Are you sure you're using latest omvextras?
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build-essentials is installed with the zfs plugin and the proper kernel headers are installed when you enable the zfs repo in omv-extras.
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Im using openmediavault-omvextrasorg 1.0.27
is this latest version?
I have to enable OMV-Extras.org testing repository??
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Just in case the install didn't go through do it manually
apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r) build-essential -
fmmm,,,
I did that,,, and got this msg. wtf
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Give me the the output of dpkg -l | grep zfs
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Just enable the zfs repo. Post the output of subzero's commands.
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yes I did switch to enabled ! before install zfs plugin.
this is output, thx your support
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The module is actually built by the spl-dkms package. What I've seen before is that the package gets installed when installing the debian-zfs package, even though it fails to build the required module. What you could try is to purge the spl-dkms package, and then re-install it.
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Looks fine to me. Last time it was fix by headers install.
Try apt-get --reinstall install linux-headers-$(uname -r) watch the output for zfs module building
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The module is actually built by the spl-dkms package. What I've seen before is that the package gets installed when installing the debian-zfs package, even though it fails to build the required module. What you could try is to purge the spl-dkms package, and then re-install it.
how to that?Mr.subzero79 I tried that, and got this msg. is this ok?
after,I did reboot. and no error in File system page.
by the way, how to check Properly that it is working??
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by the way, how to check Properly that it is working??
There should be a ZFS option under storage in the left-hand menu. If you click it and it lists your pools, then it works. -
I think iscsi with the backports kernel was causing your issues.
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oh,,, there is no option -
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Could you try to re-install the plugin package?
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I think iscsi with the backports kernel was causing your issues.
can't install along with the iscsi-target plug?
Could you try to re-install the plugin package?
u mean zfs plug?or isci? or both(zfs and iscsi)? -
iscsi kernel build module is not working properly. Just test it the other day in 3.16 and couldn't make it work.
You'll need to work it out and remove iscsi -
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I remove isci-target plug, and reinstall zfs plug
but no option...Could you try to re-install the plugin package?
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Try apt-get purge iscsitarget iscsitarget-dkms openmediavault-iscsitarget then again reinstall the kernel headers like before. Hopefully the build will go fine this time.
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