Posts by DaWauZ

I thougt I had it as RAID5 not the special synology raid.

Hi all, I had a xpenology build, with 3 disks in raid 5 but he died. I think I also damaged the raid set, stupid, I disconnected 1 drive when powered on....when booted, I had about one minute to login before it crashed. I could see that is needs repair.

I'm done with it, and going back to OMV, will it be possible to get that raid set alive in OMV?

In case of second option, will it be possible to use both onboard displayports, 1 for the Kodi and one for omv itself or at least the Kodi one?
I am wondering if it's possible to shutdown the whole system when powering off Kodi. It will only shutdown the virtualbox, how to shutdown after that the Nas?
I also have a T630 and T620 and t520.
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I love to have one little box, like thin client or something. I have several also newer types. It hasn't to be high end. with 2 drives ssd and 1 os drive.

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Hello,

I was wondering if it's possible to create a system for under my TV.
My kids love watching typical movies, who are stored on my Nas drive, and they streaming it to a openelec Kodi box to my TV.

Is it possible to create a system with omv and Kodi on one system box, which is energy efficient, so kids can wake-up with the USB mouse/keypad the Kodi and Nas the same time?

Omv on top, virtualbox Kodi or maybe a Linux distro with virtualbox omv and Kodi, or maybe another system like hyperv ?

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Yeah i didn't mention it that time. Now I Do!
Tnx People!

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Have just seen that you already posted that /var/lib is quite big.
What is inside?

How can I see that best, what command?

And I dont use plex, but I am using Virtualbox. There was a test machine on it, I deleted that, that free'd up /var/lib

Hi, my OS disk is almost full. Size is 8gb, was always fine for 2 years now.
My linux is not that, how can I clean up? I already ran apt-get clean and deleted some logs. Also after that is possible to login but tomorrow not anymore.

root@OMV:/var/backups# df -h
Bestandssysteem                                        Grootte Gebruikt Besch Geb% Aangekoppeld op
rootfs                                                    7,0G     6,7G   21M 100% /
udev                                                       10M        0   10M   0% /dev
tmpfs                                                     344M     5,1M  339M   2% /run
/dev/disk/by-uuid/90bed2ce-9ef5-4834-aad5-d19930ff3f7b    7,0G     6,7G   21M 100% /
tmpfs                                                     5,0M        0  5,0M   0% /run/lock
tmpfs                                                     760M        0  760M   0% /run/shm
/dev/sdc1                                                 932G     506G  426G  55% /media/b717db2d-0da7-4b2d-9632-885282d0da41
/dev/sdb1                                                 932G     447G  485G  49% /media/2c3544a5-fcb2-44d1-8d0a-f2fd24db8306
root@OMV:/var/backups# du -hx --max-depth=2 /
7,2M    /bin
5,0M    /var/www
5,1G    /var/lib
4,0K    /var/local
4,0K    /var/opt
52M     /var/cache
120K    /var/spool
4,0K    /var/mail
1,4M    /var/backups
4,0K    /var/tmp
4,0K    /var/agentx
25M     /var/log
5,2G    /var
0       /proc
1,2M    /lib/xtables
13M     /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
44K     /lib/init
208K    /lib/terminfo
331M    /lib/modules
8,0K    /lib/resolvconf
21M     /lib/firmware
16K     /lib/hdparm
12K     /lib/modprobe.d
24K     /lib/lsb
88K     /lib/systemd
792K    /lib/udev
365M    /lib
4,0K    /selinux
12M     /sbin
15M     /opt/SABnzbd
15M     /opt
16K     /lost+found
2,5M    /boot/grub
63M     /boot
8,0K    /srv/ftp
4,0K    /srv/tftp
16K     /srv
4,0K    /lib64
4,0K    /media/cdrom
4,0K    /media/2c3544a5-fcb2-44d1-8d0a-f2fd24db8306
4,0K    /media/C6B6196CB6195E6D
8,0K    /media/b717db2d-0da7-4b2d-9632-885282d0da41
4,0K    /media/usb0
4,0K    /media/15ac9508-b0f6-4367-9092-9788d49d7631
32K     /media
4,0K    /mnt
0       /run
22M     /home/sabnzbd
16K     /home/extplorer
22M     /home
4,0K    /tmp/.X11-unix
8,0K    /tmp/.vbox-vbox-ipc
4,0K    /tmp/.ICE-unix
5,2M    /tmp
12K     /etc/samba
1,3M    /etc/proftpd
12K     /etc/kbd
40K     /etc/cron.d
64K     /etc/logrotate.d
32K     /etc/iproute2
8,0K    /etc/python3.2
172K    /etc/ssh
40K     /etc/lvm
48K     /etc/kernel
20K     /etc/perl
16K     /etc/skel
12K     /etc/insserv.conf.d
12K     /etc/dhcp3
8,0K    /etc/selinux
68K     /etc/monit
8,0K    /etc/rc5.d
4,0K    /etc/fstab.d
8,0K    /etc/rc3.d
36K     /etc/avahi
8,0K    /etc/sudoers.d
28K     /etc/rsyslog.d
8,0K    /etc/python
48K     /etc/init
92K     /etc/pam.d
28K     /etc/dpkg
496K    /etc/init.d
4,0K    /etc/opt
16K     /etc/pm
8,0K    /etc/terminfo
8,0K    /etc/rc2.d
8,0K    /etc/ldap
8,0K    /etc/mdadm
24K     /etc/logcheck
8,0K    /etc/python3
8,0K    /etc/python2.7
112K    /etc/openmediavault
16K     /etc/apache2
12K     /etc/cron.hourly
172K    /etc/fonts
8,0K    /etc/rc4.d
12K     /etc/sysctl.d
4,0K    /etc/sensors.d
8,0K    /etc/profile.d
8,0K    /etc/ca-certificates
44K     /etc/resolvconf
20K     /etc/cron.weekly
12K     /etc/cron.monthly
20K     /etc/ufw
44K     /etc/wpa_supplicant
48K     /etc/cron-apt
12K     /etc/libnl-3
8,0K    /etc/ifplugd
12K     /etc/ld.so.conf.d
40K     /etc/omv-support.d
16K     /etc/smartmontools
28K     /etc/dbus-1
8,0K    /etc/insserv
12K     /etc/vim
48K     /etc/security
16K     /etc/apm
272K    /etc/php5
652K    /etc/apt
120K    /etc/postfix
36K     /etc/dhcp
12K     /etc/groff
8,0K    /etc/rcS.d
4,0K    /etc/vbox
20K     /etc/snmp
8,0K    /etc/modprobe.d
96K     /etc/nginx
80K     /etc/cron.daily
8,0K    /etc/rc6.d
108K    /etc/network
836K    /etc/ssl
124K    /etc/console-setup
12K     /etc/omvextras
28K     /etc/ppp
8,0K    /etc/pulse
16K     /etc/systemd
184K    /etc/default
56K     /etc/grub.d
68K     /etc/initramfs-tools
92K     /etc/X11
8,0K    /etc/acpi
8,0K    /etc/calendar
44K     /etc/udev
8,0K    /etc/rc0.d
8,0K    /etc/rc1.d
20K     /etc/collectd
92K     /etc/bash_completion.d
8,0K    /etc/pcmcia
8,0K    /etc/alternatives
12K     /etc/initramfs
7,0M    /etc
12K     /root/.ssh
40K     /root/.config
72K     /root
0       /sys
0       /dev
84M     /usr/bin
4,0K    /usr/games
365M    /usr/lib
68K     /usr/local
33M     /usr/sbin
17M     /usr/include
388M    /usr/share
4,0K    /usr/src
884M    /usr
4,0K    /export
6,5G    /

Quote from philact3

Hi,

I've see this client on eBay, and I'm very interested to buy one. ATM my Nas is an udoo board, but it's arm based, old.

But I've a problem.

I don't have an external monitor, and no key/mouse.

How I can install omv without it?

On my old Nas, I have an image of omv in the microSD card, and i connect directly with the webpage, or, via SSH.

Thanks to anyone.

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Well I dont think its possible to install an OS without a monitor. After installation you can remove the monitor.
There are to much cheap old small 17 inch square monitors at dump/re-use/recycle stores. Probably also on ebay.

Hello,

Is there someone who can help me with some linux things?
I like to make a script to check if a service on a remote linux server is running, but I dont know how to start exactly.
Where do I have to put my script on the omv machine, and can the omv task scheduler send the script result to my email or does it mail only if the script is executed correctly or not?
And I cant find a good example script yet, maybe somebody has already similair?

Quote from CoworkerNo1

Hi!
Thanks for information guys.
Could somebody help to me?

Can I use
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Mini-…r-Card-AC696/172577654618
same on Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/XCSOURC…erter-AC696/dp/B06XRG2TGV
for add two more HDD/SDD to my HP t610/FreeNAS system?

Now my NAS has already
1TB for data (onboard SATA)
16GB for system (onboard SATA),
4GB for jail (for ability completely switch off HDD during idle...) (onboard IDE).

My HP t610 without "PLUS" and I don't have chance to add riser with PCI-to-SATA card.
And it's the reason why
I would like to take off WiFi mPCIe module and install converter like this (links above) instead.
Of course with external power for HDD/SDD...

But I'm confused of this:
"Note: this item applied to standard mini PCI-E slot, don't suitable for mSATA/wireless card/PCI-E/PCI slot."

And my general question now it's -
Does HP t610 thin client have STANDART mini PCI-E slot?

Thank you for your advice and opinion.

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Well it is a time ago I tried a m2 ssd to the WiFi slot but it did not work. I guess there is no storage controller behind the slot.
I really don't think it's gonna work.
Maybe the best solution is to try usb 3.0 discs.

What is that jail exactly?

I am using now an ide Dom for omv itself, and 2 sata discs as storage. One disc somehow outside.

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Nice tot see ryecoaaron
I am still using domoticZ.
By now on a raspberry but i have plans to setup a second one on omv

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Good job!

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I like it, I had trouble to install omv on it somehow

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Quote from RedAggie03

I'm trying not to buy MORE stuff to make this work... I was actually planning on adding a second system at a remote site to rsync to, but I have to get the first one working first.

Is there something fundamentally wrong with installing Deb 8.x Jessie / OMV3 on the 16GB SSD in the thin client and use two USB 3.0 drives for data (lets ignore formatting and raid setup for now, but EXT4/Raid1?)...

Nothing wrong with that.
usb in raid is possible but I dont know if it will help in performance, you can give it a try. But not in NTFS.
The only NTFS disk I'm using is an external one for USB-BACKUP method.
And what if the omv box dies, just build a linux system, mount the disk and you will get your data back.

Whahaha but I do have sata disks on sata ports on my clients. And I can acces my nas everywhere. Maybe it's better to get a big ssd for it, so you don't have to use usb. Maybe usb for the installation of omv, a usb to sata converter or something. And another cheap thin client which you can place in another place then your own house, to rsync backup the data. At your parents or family or friends or work.

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8gb just wont work as it is a 32b cpu.

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I'm planning to get a mini pcie usb 3.0 to get some decent transfer speed from my external drives.
Would it still be compatible with t5470?

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I do think the mini pcie slot is just for network cards, I dont know if a usb device will work.
Just let us know, pretty interesting!

Quote from ferbulous

Hi DaWauZ, may I know what's the samba transfer speed that you can get from an NTFS external drive connected via usb?

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I dont know exactly. I only used internal disks, and only external for backup but don't monitored it.

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Quote from ferbulous

Hi DaWauZ, may I know what's the samba transfer speed that you can get from an NTFS external drive connected via usb?

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I dont know exactly. I only used internal disks, and only external for backup but don't monitored it.

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I had only experience with one, that had the adapater as default in it.
I dont know exactly what model but if you search on google for HP T5740e specs you will find some pdf's with info from HP.

Note that a model without the card, hasn't got the antenna wiring in it.