i connected by keyboard/Monitor
but where do i type omv-firstaid
Posts by Trinan
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now I have the problem that my OMV is no longer recognized in the network. can also not access the Webui
you should do what with SSH but have no idea how that works -
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Since you changed the Mainboard, you can try to only plug the OMV drive and boot up.
You probably will need to update-grub
See if all is OK apart the missing drive's array.
After, you can plug the rest of the drive's and boot up again.
Now, some speculation:
mdadm arrays are bound to the hardware they are built, (AFAIK).
Changing from one Mainboard to another implies a change of controller unless the Mainboards are exactly the same.
This is something that geaves can shed some light on (I hope)
So I only connected the hard drive with the OMV, after that went. After connecting the other hard drives, everything worked as usual. Now I just have to find the OMV in the network, thanks for the help
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thanks anyway
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doesn't work either
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Hello, first of all, I do not know Linux so well, I'm just learning. Now I have the following problem, after a mainboard change I get this error message:
mdadm found some drive for an array that is already active: /dev/md0 Mdadm giving up
Gave Up waiting for root filge system device. Common Problems:
-Boot args (cat /proc/cmdline)
- Check rootdelay = (did the system wait enough?)
-Missing modules (cat /prox/modules ; is /dev
ALERT! /dec/sda1 does not exist . Dropping to shell
I have connected all hard drives and changed all cables no result. Maybe one of you can help me ?
Greetings
Trinan
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