Btrfs/ZFS support

first I tried apt-get purge iscsitarget iscsitarget-dkms openmediavault-iscsitarget
and remove zfs plug.

next purge spl-dkms zfsutils libzfs2. and reinstall that.
and I did
apt-get --reinstall install linux-headers-$(uname -r)
again.

last
upgrade OMV-extras.org!!

I can see ZFS option now!!!

THX supports!!!!!!;)
※I did not tried iscsi yet. sorry...

n!? now, I could install iscsi target plug.

It is not necessary now
But someday I want to try
thx your support

Quote from nicjo814

If you want to you can test the ZFS plugin instead (still in alpha/beta stage):

The latest version (0.6.3.4) can be downloaded here

Instructions:

• Install omvextrasorg plugin
• Enable ZFS on the secondary tab of omvextrasorg
• If you already have zfsonlinux installed please remove the repo file from /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
• Download the openmediavault-zfs plugin (link above)
• Upload and install the plugin as usual

Changelog is available here

ToDo:

• Support the process of disk replacement
• Add log and cache and spare support to pools

If you test the plugin and find any issues or improvements, please contact me and I'll try to address the issue.

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Now, I've installed the zfs plugin, everything seems ok during installing, but I still can't see zfs option under Storage.
Attachment is what dpkg looks like.

@alex

I had the same problem yesterday. Install went fine incl. the kernel modules bit the plugin did not appear in the WebGUI.

I then removed the plugin and installed the previous version from here
http://omv-extras.org/testing2/

rebooted and then it worked perfectly even after upgrading to newest version

@blublub I can't install the old version, even if I disable the zfs source in omv-extras. Each time I upload the old version, it will check if new one exists, and I can only see the newest one.

@blublub If I remove 0.6.3.4 in webui, then I'll mtet dependency problem when using dpkg, I'm not very familiar with command line of debian. So I remove it in cli, and install 0.6.3.2, still no optoin for zfs, and even the name in plugin manager is still 0.6.3.4.

For everybody who is not sure what filesystem to prefer, ZFS or BTRFS, should have a look here.
Further information of the document owner here.

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For everybody who is not sure what filesystem to prefer, ZFS or BTRFS, should have a look here.
Further information of the document owner here.

Thx. Since BTRFS ist still in developement fro RAID 5 and 6 ZFS is the way to go for now. Might change in the future though...

Same Problem here: No ZFS in menu. Old Version of Plugin - no ZFS in menu...

Seems like a lot of problems with installation of the plugin... I need some info from you guys on the methods you've used in setting up your systems. Have you started with the 1.0.21 OMV image, or with a blank Debian Wheezy and then added the correct repos? Have you enabled the ZFS box in omvextras before upgrading that plugin? More or less I'd need all the steps taken before you tried to install the plugin. Based on your info I can then setup a new VM and try to localize the issue.

Also @ryecoaaron, could you please remove any old versions of the plugin from your server since they can potentially mess up the config.xml file. So please don't use old versions of the plugin.

My is a brand new Debian Wheezy, i
nstalled then OMV,
downloaded your package,
installed it via dpkg,
it says no debian-zfs installed,
added deb http://archive.zfsonlinux.org/debian wheezy main
now installation work, but no gui..

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My is a brand new Debian Wheezy, i
nstalled then OMV,
downloaded your package,
installed it via dpkg,
it says no debian-zfs installed,
added deb http://archive.zfsonlinux.org/debian wheezy main
now installation work, but no gui..

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Did you install omvextras as per the instructions and enable ZFS support in there? Also could you please try to remove the plugin via dpkg and then upload it to the GUI instead. This will take care of dependency issues for you.