Posts by HackitZ

  • adding a plugin

    I've been using omv since the beginning. I helped years ago move some guides from the original site. I'm not going anywhere unless I die.

    When I get home I'll share the github link.

  • adding a plugin

    no i wrote it, it works on my omv8 system. basically it lets me monitor my system and notifies me for updates, system health, and so on. i don't log in to omv everyday, it just works. and i'm busy. this way i know when updates are available. and how my drives are looking, how much space is left.

  • adding a plugin

    it's for extras, i made an android app and it needs a plugin to fully work. who do i talk to about this. the app is for android it's only for monitoring your omv setup. if it's not aloud that's ok too.

    i'm about to head out for the afternoon, dropping someone off at the airport. it might be a while before i reply.

  • Nvidia install help OMV7

    i ran this and now cuda is installed.


    sudo apt install nvidia-cuda-toolkit


    now when i run

    watch -n 1 nvidia-smi


    i open jellyfin i dont see the driver being used.

    i added

    runtime=nvidia

    NVIDIA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=all

    as per linuxserver.io.


    any ideas what i'm missing?

  • Nvidia install help OMV7

    Hi All i followed this guide.

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    RE: [HowTo] Nvidia hardware transcoding on OMV in a Plex docker container
    ******************************* OMV 7/8**************************************

    Tested and running on:
    - Linux Debian 12 & 13
    - nvidia driver branch 580, 590, 595, 610
    - kernel 6.12, 6.17, 6.19, 7.0.9-7.0.12


    Not working:
    - nvidia driver branch 550 with kernel 6.17 (6.12 kernel needed)




    Remark on newest nvidia driver from 590 upwards:
    NVIDIA's 590 driver series dropped support for older GeForce GTX 900 (Maxwell) and GTX 10 series (Pascal) GPUs on Linux.
    In this case you need to stick to the 580 branch and    …
    chris_kmn

    for omv7


    and as you can see cuda version is n/a

    how do i fix this?

    +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

    | NVIDIA-SMI 535.247.01 Driver Version: 535.247.01 CUDA Version: N/A |

    |-----------------------------------------+----------------------+----------------------+

    | GPU Name Persistence-M | Bus-Id Disp.A | Volatile Uncorr. ECC |

    | Fan Temp Perf Pwr:Usage/Cap | Memory-Usage | GPU-Util Compute M. |

    | | | MIG M. |

    |=========================================+======================+======================|

    | 0 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Off | 00000000:01:00.0 Off | N/A |

    | 37% 30C P0 N/A / 70W | 0MiB / 6144MiB | 0% Default |

    | | | N/A |

    +-----------------------------------------+----------------------+----------------------+


    +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

    | Processes: |

    | GPU GI CI PID Type Process name GPU Memory |

    | ID ID Usage |

    |=======================================================================================|

    | No running processes found |

    +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

  • Failing Drive

    What's the best way to copy the data from the failing drive with my docker data to a new drive?

    Just looking for advice on a best practice for an easy transition of switching drives.

  • Failing Drive

    Best ways to replace drive with bad sectors.

    so i have a drive setup for the docker files, that's the drive failing.

    Should i clone the drive or just copy.

    Either one i know i need to change the settings in docker.

  • very slow restart 9 minutes or longer

    Thanks Soma for taking the time.

    It's a computer i built, intel, i5, 16gb ram, asus board. i bought the hardware in the summer.

    i'lll try those to steps.

    Thanks again

    rebooted

    new time, 5:12


    is this roughly the same for you? am i being unrealistic?

    suppose if it's working i should just leave well enough alone.

  • very slow restart 9 minutes or longer

    i disabled wpa_supplicant

    with

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     systemctl disable --now wpa_supplicant.service
then
 systemctl status wpa_supplicant.service

    I know this will only save seconds.

    Just rebooted and i'm at 5:52 seconds from hitting ok on restart to the login page.

    Is that standard in omv 7?

    before my system crashed last spring i kinda remewber a restart taking at most 2 minutes.

    am i wasting my time here worrying aboutn this?

    this is what started to me to think i should go back to an ssd drive.


    it's is better though, heres the output of

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    systemd-analyze blame

    comparted to before it seems much better, not sure system-analyze blame is thre best command for this kind of issue.

  • very slow restart 9 minutes or longer

    ok i'm backup.

    i ran

    Code
    systemd-analyze critical-chain

  • very slow restart 9 minutes or longer

    here is what it did.

    I've run this still working on it.

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    apt update && apt install --reinstall openmediavault -y

omv-confdbadm populate

wget -O - https://github.com/OpenMediaVault-Plugin-Developers/packages/raw/master/install | bash

    I'll see what it looks like when it's down and i reinstall the plugins i had.

  • very slow restart 9 minutes or longer

    So OMV takes roughly 9 minutes to restart.

    i have a x64 computer built with intel i5 ans 16gb ram.

    OMV is on a kingston thumbdrive.

    it' a fresh install, well fresh in deceber.

    i have docker setup with 10 apps.

    i ran

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    systemd-analyze blame

    here's the output


    Any ideas on how to sort this out?