Last Post. I hope somebody has a solution.
Fresh image install. All Cups files are owned by root and most are 755. Cupsd is started by root. root is member of the lpadmin group.
if I change the permissions of the files to 777 the web interface says "not found" and the logfile says unsecure permission settings.
Standard errorlog for all Cups Tabs:
Hi Cyryl, I very thank you for SimpleNas project. For me (total linux analfabet) is it one way how to create NAS with banana pi. I have it about 1 year without biger problem. And now I want upgrade it with sata multiplier and 3x 1tb hdd in RAID (maybe without RAID).
Can you make image for Banana Pi M1 with support sata multiplier?
I am totaly lost in all linux tutorials how can rebuild image etc.
Thank you
@cyryllo please, can you help me?
I have BPI M1 and JMB321 + 2 HDD
I download image 2.2 for BPI PRO and commented "ap6210" in etc/modules
but it still not working, system see only one hdd. If starting, write some about "Serial number of hdd mitchmach and writes the numbers of both hdd...
In omv i can see only one hdd.
can you help or compilate image for BPI M1 with support for JMB321?
thank you verry much...
ok, I have it, thx for nothink...but, I learning basic of linux....but 5 minute long operation in linux I need find and learn very very very long time without help...If you don´t know what you finding, this is a long and difficult...
Hi, Cyryl
Can't install image ver. 2.2.1 on 8GB SD card
The problem is that you have taken another producer of the SD card,
either you take an equal GParted map CD and reduce the second partition
In the meantime official OMV images for Banana Pi and other A20 based SBC exist and performance is much better than the manually created SimpleNAS images: Building OMV automatically for a bunch of different ARM dev boards
Wrt port multipliers: support is there in official images (just look at the bottom of /boot/boot.cmd what to do) but of course relying on these PM especially if you want to play RAID is still stupid (since those cheap PM overheat when you run a RAID rebuild and implementing so called 'Single Points of Failure' is always a mistake!)
Download location for new official OMV images:
Since many people are unaware: In the meantime there exist a couple of other inexpensive SBC that easily outperform any Banana as NAS, just check the first link above for ODROID XU4, ROCK64, ESPRESSOBin and others.
Now I nearly reach your values. I started with your distro for BananaPi and did the available updates
Well, real-world numbers that exceed 30/50 MB/s write/read with Banana Pi are uncommon. If you look with htop in parallel you'll see that while testing CPU is very busy so this test is already bottlenecked by CPU (A20 is only dual core and with mainline kernel limited to 960 MHz max -- slight overclocking is possible but not really recommended since you then risk data corruption or freezes).
The best I ever achieved with a Banana Pi (but Netatalk/macOS not Samba/Windows) were 44/72 MB/s write/read. But back then I ran with 1.2 GHz and also higher DRAM clock (which has strangely an influence on SATA performance, too lazy to search for the thread in Lemaker forum now). I tried this the day before yesterday again but got only freezes and also an occurence of data corruption reported by btrfs. Most probably this is an 'aging effect' (same PSU, same Banana Pi, same SSD) or maybe something relevant changed with kernel (back then early 4.x kernels, now 4.11.6).
Anyway: A20 still has a very limited SATA write performance (the successors R40/V40 in Banana M2 Ultra and M2 Berry also suffer from) and is also bottlenecked by slow CPU performance. Bananas always make a slow NAS...
Now I nearly reach your values
BTW: Windows Explorer starting with Windows 7 behaves differently and might be able to show higher numbers compared to LanTest (reasons here). In case you've a huge file lying around could you do a Windows Explorer test too in both directions? And send screenshots?
Just like https://forum.odroid.com/viewtopic.php?f=98&t=27466#p195283 (Explorer numbers higher than LanTest due to Explorer ramping up more threads in parallel to fully saturate network connection)
Hello, here some WIN10 Screenshots of copying a 6GB File, first pictrue BananaPi -> PC and second picture PC -> BananaPi.
Best regards,
Michael
The notification service of OMV sent me the following message:
/etc/cron.daily/log2ram:ERROR: /var/log.hdd/ doesn't exist! Can't sync.run-parts: /etc/cron.daily/log2ram exited with return code 1
Any ideas? Thanks.
Michael
/etc/cron.daily/log2ram
Yes, this file can savely be deleted (Armbian usually ships with log2ram package installed but on OMV we use folder2ram instead. Unfortunately log2ram's postrm uninstall routine neither deletes the cron job nor does the cron job itself check for boundary conditions so this leads to an error message every 24 hours you have to manually take care of)
Wrt performance: when I started with this stuff and Bananas over 2.5 years ago some numbers looked slightly better: http://forum.lemaker.org/forum…ad&tid=7102&extra=&page=2
But as already mentioned I used an overclocked Banana Pi back then and the same board with same settings gets unstable these days. So it's the best to accept that overall Banana NAS performance isn't that great anyway.
BTW: after spending some time on a lot of research wrt SBC as NAS the last years I clearly wouldn't buy a Banana any more even if there's 'native SATA' Simply since Allwinner's SATA implementation is way too slow if you compare with cheap USB3 boards like ROCK64 for example or ESPRESSObin which features one 'native SATA' port which is good for 500 MB/s and you can always add 2 or even 4 more real SATA ports via (m)PCIe there. Performance looks promising already:
Am Armbian user not working far from my office will sell me tomorrow one of his ESPRESSOBins so I cancelled my order at Amazon minutes ago and will start tomorrow to fine tune settings. Expect official OMV images for both boards soon 
Really sad: There is a SBC NAS test running and the tester chose the horribly outdated, insecure and slow OMV image from SimpleNAS 
Dear All,
I have just ordered an M1+ , because I would make a small NAS and it has SATA and GB ethernet and good wifi.
The problem is, in different places I find that this is the link to download the latest image : http://simplenas.com/download/banana-m1p
It does not seem to me the download source. Is the page changed?
Can someone send me a link to an image for OMV for banana PI M1+ ?
Thanks a lot,
Giordano
Can someone send me a link to an image for OMV for banana PI M1+ ?
https://sourceforge.net/projec…ngle%20Board%20Computers/
Check the readme.txt in case you want to use Wi-Fi.
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