Beiträge von Hexcode

  • My NAS

    Currently everything is working fine with the compiled driver - and yes I think if you install OMV directly you have to compile it, too.

  • Fan-Control

    Yeah, with fancontrol you can't control the fan based on the state of the hdds.
    So with the script, if every hdd is in idle state the fan on the side of the case are completely off. This was something I couldn't achieve with fancontrol. The part with the cpu and the other fan is just for fun :)


    Seems like somebody saw the problem -> https://github.com/desbma/hddfancontrol

  • Fan-Control

    Yeah I know that fancontrol is in the debian repos - problem was that it couldn't handle the temperature or the active/idle-state of the harddrives. (I don't remeber the exact reason why I couldn't use it ;) )
    But it's been a while since I'm using the script above, and for me it works pretty well.
    Another problem is, when you check the temperature of the harddrives, it could be, that they are spinning up every time.

  • Fan-Control

    Hi,


    on my NAS i can controll the fans by simple bash-commands, so I set up a bash-script which controlls the fan by CPU-Temperature and the active/idle-state of the Harddrives.
    It's a simple solution:



    You need to install and set up hdparm and hwmon to use it.
    It's very simple - but it does what it should.


    -> When one HDD is active it starts the fans in the side of the case
    -> it starts the fan in the back of the case when the cpu reaches different temperature levels.


    You can exceute this script in an endless-loop by removing the # in the script. I've set up a cron-job which runs it every minute.

  • OMV loses mirrored RAID

    I already tried the wipe and create a new array solution already - didn't work.


    fdisk -l:


    -> Seems like it doesn't work because they are usign GPT instead of MBR.


    blkid:


    And I'm using the 3TB Raid with the two partitions, because it's an old RAID build from another system, which I just plugged in into the OMV-NAS. Is there a known way to delete the first RAID and add the space do the second RAID on the 3TB drives - without recreating the RAID?

  • My NAS

    Hi,


    I've build a NAS out of the following components:


    CPU + Motherboard - ASRock Q1900DC-ITX
    Memory: 8GB Crucial DDR3L
    Power-Supply: LC-POWER LC120NB connected to an APC USP http://www.apc-home.de/seriendetails/items/back-ups-bx.html with 800VA (should run for a while :) )
    Case- SilverStone DS380
    Harddrives: 2x 1TB WD, 2x 3TB Seagate
    System-SSD: ADATA SolidState 32GB


    Currently I'm just using it for backuping my systems and recording IPTV-Streams, but I plan to add an PXE-Environment with DHCP and DNS-Support for my home-network.
    To get the motherboard running I had to use the correct Realtek-Ethernet driver, which is described here http://wiki.hetzner.de/index.p…ion_des_r8168-Treibers/en .


    I've written a short review in german on https://www.review-center.de/n…review-center-de-nas.html
    Pictures are under https://www.review-center.de/g…nter-de-nas.html?start=20


    Greetings Hexcode

  • OMV loses mirrored RAID

    Hi,


    I installed 2x 3TB and 2x 1TB Hard-Drives into the OMV-System - on each harddrive of the same system I want to add a RAID1 System.
    On the 3TB Harddrives it's no problem - there are two RAIDs running (dev/sdd2 + dev/sde2 and dev/sdd3 + dev/sde3)
    The problem is: everytime I want to set up the RAID on the 1TB-harddrives, everything is working fine, until a reboot - then OMV doesn't remeber that there was a RAID /dev/md2 on the two 1TB-drives.
    I can rebuild the raid without any problems, but I have to do this everytime the systems has to reboot.


    Is there a setting I'm missing or something?


    Greetings
    Hexcode

  • wakeonlan doesn't work

    As far as I see there aren't any BIOS-updates or settings for wol :( Second NIC doesn't work - I've tried both.


    The e1000e_82574 was used at the original Thecus OS, so I think they edited something on it. Seems to be version: 1.1.2-NAPI


    Seems I have to install another PCIe X1 card to get it work or I have to use the crappy Thecus OS.
    I think it could only be a problem with the debian System or something like that - I've read somewhere, that it could be an ACPI problem and the solution there was to use APM instead. But when I tried to disable ACPI in grub the system won't boot up -.-


    -> /sys/class/net/eth0/device/power/wakeup is empty in my case - as listed here http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Wake-on-LAN it should be enabled -> but when I try to change it the system don't save it.

  • wakeonlan doesn't work

    Code
    root@NAS:~# ethtool eth0 | grep Wake-on
        Supports Wake-on: pumbg
        Wake-on: g



    Interfaces:


    The NAS is connected via eth0

  • wakeonlan doesn't work

    Hey,
    I've installed openmediavault on a modifiedThecus N4200Eco NAS an it works realy good.
    For example the raid-config from the Thecus System was directly visible in the RAID-Menu of omv.
    My problem is now, that wakeonlan doesn't work.
    When booting the orginal thecus system it was no problem, but after booting OMV there is no wol usage anymore, so it must be a problem with the softwaresystem of omv and not a bios setting.
    The checkbox in OMV was set so I think this shouldn't be the problem.
    I think it could be a problem with the network driver, but as far as I remember both cards are Intel 82574L Gigabit network cards...
    LSHW shows:


    Anyone know a solution for this problem?
    Greetings Hexcode