Beiträge von Bonecracker

Hello everyone,

a few weeks ago, i replaced a faulty harddrive with a new one. Everything seems to work just the same, except, that the new HDD never spins down and goes to sleep.

Causing this is, according to iotop, constant I/O from the Journaling (jbd2/sdb1-8) and i can't seem to get rid of it. After a day of research i only managed to install a few monitoring tools, added noatime to /etc/fstab and got the idea to change the filesystem from ext4 to xfs/zfs.

So my question is:

- has anyone an idea, how i can stop the constant journaling, or investigate it further?

- what would be the easiest way to change my filesystem and which would you recommend?

Thanks for your help!

Hi,

so i started this because i wondered why my HDD seems to constantly be accessed.

So i installed iotop and looked for the reason, and it shows, that mariadb is constantly writing and reading data, but i don't know why.

I thought of just moving the config files to my ssd and call it a day, but i found, that the oc_filecache from Nextcloud got pretty huge (13gb, but i just have a few files in my nextcloud) and i had a massive amount of mariadb logs (roughly 22gb). Is there any way to either shrink the files, or simply stop mariadb from r/w all the time, so the HDD can spin down? I am not quite sure if this is caused by mariadb or nextcloud which is accessing the databases.

Maybe someone here has a clue, i'd really appreciate some help.

Thx in advance!

Is your system up atm? Can you ssh into it?

If so, try rebooting and omv-firstaid

Great

You can try to use the script, i provided a few posts above. Works great for me.

Zitat von ryecoaaron

It isn't necessary. Some people are not able to specify a PXE server on their DHCP server. So, the plugin recommends running a DHCP proxy (not regular dhcp) server on OMV to answer PXE requests.

i know, and thats unfortunately the case for me...

Zitat von ryecoaaron

You don't know how to set a static IP address?

Yes i do. But i didn't know that it was necessary to have DHCP running on OMV to enable PXE, so i stopped trying, bevause i didnt want to do that.

I have the same problem and dont know how to resolve it.

Like the post before, i can only say, that it absolutely does. It is "only" a Webinterface for Debian, and Linux in general supports dual cpus.

There are official Guides and How To's:

https://openmediavault.readthe…stallation/on_debian.html
https://www.pcsuggest.com/debian-minimal-install-guide/

Due to a failure while upgrading, i had to reinstall Nextcloud.
Now, when i'm trying to access my SMB shares and mount them in Nextloud, nothing works.
I made a screenshot with the errors i get. I don't know how to resolve this.

Thank you!

I had the same problem, you have to install Debian 9 first.
Glad, i could help you!

Zitat von TheLostSwede

It's highly unlikely that your parts are not working, as that's really rare, but not impossible, these days.

You do realise that you just contradicted yourself? Yes, bad RAM would prevent the system from post/boot, but that's not the same as preventing the display output from working, the two are not directlyI

Yes, it's unlikely that the parts don't work, but noone is talking about that. It's more than likely a RAM Compatibility Issue.
I don't really get where you're coming from. Of course, bad ram wouldnt hurt the display output, but we're not talking about a faulty display port or sth, but the system not posting, which can absolutely be caused by faulty/wrong ram.

Zitat von aykaydub

Are you using 1x8GB or 2X8GB?

just one 8GB Stick

Thank you! I will try that.

With foldersync, i get eg. just "forbidden" as an error. And i dont know, what differentiates the folder with forbidden from any other, or i get "Stream closed" and i dont know where from...

Hey there!

I'm desperately searching for a solution to backup my Android Device (Galaxy S7 Edge) to my OMV NAS.
Requirements:
- can handle larger amount of files (eg. Whatsapp Media 5000 images)
- incremental backups, only new files get syncronised
- reliable, so i don't have to do it manually every time
- ota, the best solution would be so that every time i log into any Wifi, it just synchronizes

What i tried so far:
- adb pull: it's manual, and just copies all files, whether they changed or not, and whether they exist or not
- Nextcloud App, most of the time just straightup crashes and is very unreliable, perhabs because of the many files and folger
- The app FolderSync to Nextcloud, works barely, but better then the rest, but spits out many errors (forbidden, .something file not found etc.)

Maybe one of you has a working solution and wants to share it with me.

Thx!

Zitat von TheLostSwede

Sorry, but the RAM would not be what's preventing the display output from not working. If the RAM didn't work, the system wouldn't boot.

Yes, it would. Happened to me too. If the System can't recognize the RAM it just won't post anything.

Be sure, that the description matches exactly. I tried to use a Dimm that was just a little off and it didn't work.

Have you seen this list?
https://www.asrock.com/MB/Intel/J4005M/index.asp#Memory
https://www.asrock.com/MB/Intel/J4105-ITX/index.asp#Memory ?

I have a J5005 Asrock and i use this ram:
https://www.amazon.de/gp/produ…age_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

but it only works if you have a 4105, not with 4005. 4005 supports Long Dimms.

Glad if I helped you