YES, but please, use omv-firstaid to restore and post if works.
it didn't work....
And then another omv in boot loader...... It feels better to format it....
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macom wrote:Have you checked if the OS filesystem is full? It is also one of the "common problems" items.
If this is also not the case, please describe your problem in more detail. You write, you try to access the GUI, but you can't. What happens, when you put the IP of your OMV in the browser address?
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sorry for not enough to exlpain. i'm not good at linux so i can't explain very well...this is my best to what i can do...
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use omv-firstaid to restore webgui to port 80.
thanks for your interest, it's already use port 80.....
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Check the link in my signature regarding common problems
In your article, I've searched for things that might fit my situation.
1. i did clear your browser cache. (even i tried 4 another phone and computer)
2. i already set DNS Server.
3. i can connect OMV system by SSH.
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omv only works with nginx
clear browser cache
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If you install a lot of dockers or plugins, you will have to put in a lot of extra effort to make sure all these plugins are writing to disks other than the SD card,
my install with OMV3, sonarr, radarr, nzbget, lazylibrarian writes about 900mb per day to the system disk, and this is with the "flash plugin" installed! This is enough to kill a small sd card fairly quickly
if you can spare a sata port, you could just get a cheap SSD. For ease of mind, and ease of install.....
J3455 looks like a great board for a NAS! cheap, powerful and 4 sata ports (on the asrock mitx one). I am also looking to get one.
also: crazy that the itx version has 4 sata ports, and the asrock m-atx version only has 2 sata ports........ i wanted to re-use my dimm ddr3, but the only j3455 board with 4 sata ports is the m-itx one which only supports sodimm......
uh..... it's not good a t omv3. i spend 4hours for install...
but in omv4 i think it is good
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i tried to access omv web gui, but i can't
even i cleared web control panel cache with omv-firstaid by putty.but i can use trasmission, samba, ftp, plex service
i look up for solution in this forum which is restart apache2, but it say it doesn't have apache2...
so what can i do???
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Thanks for answers. i'll try to install to sd card!!
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First, you can install to a USB drive or an SD-card and use it as your boot drive.
The easiest way to do it (in my opinion) is to download the ISO and burn it to a CD (or DVD). With a clean and tested USB drive or SD card plugged in, boot on the CD and when you get to it, in the install, select the USB drive or SD-card.
The flashmemory plugin is not loaded by default in the x86 install. That's true. You'd need to enable it by following the instructions here.
After you upload the file, go into System, OMVExtras and enable the OMVExtras.org Testing repo
Then you'll see the flashmemory plugin, in the plugins page. Install it and look at the instructions under Storage, Flash memory to complete the install.
Alles anzeigenDo you mean install OMV from a USB or SD
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install it to a USB or SD ?Either is possible - use something like Etcher to write an installation ISO to USB/SD
If you mean installing it to a USB or SD, then the main thing is to turn on the flash memory plugin:
e.g. see omv on a SDHC cardThis plugin is on by default for RaspPi and similar devices, but wouldn't be on by default in x86
Thanks for answers. i'll try to install to sd card!!
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Hi.
i'm used omv by rasberry pi with 8TB external HDD, but its speed isn't enough to use..
so i bought intel J3455 system. (Asrock J3455-ITX) but i forgot to buy another storage for install OMV.
So... can i use USB or SDcard to install OMV?
I also have a reader that can connect SD card directly to USB
