Posts by andrzejls

  • Error during pve-firmare upgrade to 3.15-2

    I am getting this error when trying to upgrade to pve-firmware 3.15-2 over 3.14-3

  • How to set OpenMediaVault without a static I

    Quote from goodrichkenn

    Thanks for the reply.. I am geographically bound to use Xfinity... and all home users are forced to use DHCP.. I have contacted them about a static IP.. they offer them but to businesses only... I agree that this topic is strictly network related.. and as such.. if you do not think this is the correct forum, please let me know..

    What they are referring to is Public static IP (it is used by businesses) and, yes, you will have a DHCP assigned by them to you. What we are talking about is your home network, intranet. On your router, not cable provided cable Modem, you are providing your intranet IP address that by default on most OTC routers that is 192.168.1.1. When you login to the router look around to find settings to assign statis IP to local devices.

  • Updating Breaks OMV

    Quote from macom

    Are your problems usually related to the NVIDIA card?

    Several threads here with such issues.

    Why anyone would use high end Video card on NAS (Network Attached Storage) ? Am I missing something ? I use AMD RYZEN 5 5600GT, works great.

  • Error after update to 7.6.0-1

    Soma

    Sure, I can post output file from "ll > ls.txt" (or whatever file name I choose) in "code", no problem.

    Well, I sutdown OMV anr restarted it after ~ 2 minutes. Re-enabled backports in GUI and "openmediavault-kernel-backports.list" showed up. here is the content of it:

    Code
    deb [signed-by=/usr/share/keyrings/debian-archive-bookworm-automatic.gpg] http://httpredir.debian.org/debian bookworm-backports main contrib non-free non-free-firmware

    After disabling backports in GUI this file disappear but "openmediavault-custom-17ca7397-d441-4a6f-8c8b-5d57c79e05c5.sources" remain unchanged (line 1 still says Enable: yes) and error while checking for updates is on either "openmediavault-kernel-backports.list" is listed or not. Only removal/renaming "openmediavault-custom-17ca7397-d441-4a6f-8c8b-5d57c79e05c5.sources" or changing first line to "Enable: no" clear update error.

  • Error after update to 7.6.0-1

    "omv-enablebackports NO" returns "zsh: command not found: omv-enablebackports" (I switched to zsh shell from bash on all my Linux boxes including OMV).

    In OMV GUI I enabled backports and than edited " /etc/apt/sources.list.d/openmediavault-custom-17ca7397-d441-4a6f-8c8b-5d57c79e05c5.sources" file and changed first line "Enabled: yes" to "Enabled: no". Error is gone while checking for updates in OMV GUI.

    Just to check I enabled backports in OMV GUI and then vi "openmediavault-custom-17ca7397-d441-4a6f-8c8b-5d57c79e05c5.sources" --> first line was modified to "Enable: yes" then I disabled backports in OMV GUI --> "openmediavault-custom-17ca7397-d441-4a6f-8c8b-5d57c79e05c5.sources" --> first line was still set to "enable: yes". It seams that GUI method does not modify this file.

  • Error after update to 7.6.0-1

    Quote from Soma

    It's the third thread with this type of file on the sources.list.d folder that I see on the forum:


    Search - openmediavault


    Why it happens, I have no idea

    Yes, I did search forum first with no clear answer to my specific issue. I usually do that first before I post a question. It also could be that my search was not precise enough, possibility. On any event, thank you for your help on this subject.

  • Error after update to 7.6.0-1

    Quote from Soma

    Move that file to somewhere and it will clear the error.

    mv etc/apt/sources.list.d/openmediavault-custom-17ca7397-d441-4a6f-8c8b-5d57c79e05c5.sources /root/


    It's the KVM plugin that needs backports so, no problem removing the backports

    "@Soma"

    Thanks. That did the trick. No I do not use OMV KVM plugin. I have KVM for my pfSense and OVM boxes but that should have no impact on OMV. Thanks again.

  • Error after update to 7.6.0-1

    Quote from macom

    What is the content of that file?


    /etc/apt/sources.list.d/openmediavault-custom-17ca7397-d441-4a6f-8c8b-5d57c79e05c5

    Code
    Enabled: yes
  2 Types: deb
  3 URIs: https://deb.debian.org/debian
  4 Suites: bookworm-backports
  5 Components: main contrib non-free non-free-firmware
  6 Signed-By: -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----

    Top 6 lines and then key block.


    I followed "@Soma" advice and it cleared error.

  • Error after update to 7.6.0-1

    Quote from macom

    In case you have not enabled it in omv-extras post the output of


    grep -r /etc/apt/ -e backports

    This is an output after I disabled "backports" in GUI.

    "/etc/apt/sources.list.d/openmediavault-custom-17ca7397-d441-4a6f-8c8b-5d57c79e05c5.sources:Suites: bookworm-backports"

  • Error after update to 7.6.0-1

    Quote from Soma

    Any reason why you have backports enabled?

    Are you running proxmox kernel on OMV (or KVM plugin, I never recall which one requires backports) ?


    You can disable backports on omv-extras GUI and try again.

    Yes I am running proxmox kernel for quite some time, year or so. All was running fine and OMV was/is solid like rock of Gibraltar, runs like a charm. I disabled "backports" in GUI as you suggested and rebooted system, just to be sure of changes taking place, but results is pretty much same error while checking for updates.

  • Error after update to 7.6.0-1

    After updating to 7.6.0-1 I get following error:

    All appears to be working fine but when I check for updates I get this error.