Posts by senso

    Good night ryecoaaron,


    After I installed the KVM add-on it only had the default network, so I pressed the add network button, selected eno1 and called it bridge.


    The eno1 network was already available.


    I'm used to working in VMs at my day job, but I use VMware Player, I expected a bridge to the physical network interface to just give me a DHCP address from my router.


    See the attached images.


    And this is the output of ip addr show of the OMV:



    If I'm giving you the wrong info, sorry, and kindly explain me what you need to know to guide me.


    Best regards.

    Good night,


    Sorry for the most likely dumb question.

    I finally installed OMV ( 7.4.4-1 (Sandworm) )bare metal and it works perfectly for my needs, docker works like charm and KVM is almost perfect.

    So, I followed a tutorial and got home-assistant running on KVM, and I created a bridge to eno1. I expected my VM to be assigned an IP in the 192.168.1.x/24 range, but instead its getting a 172.30.33.2/23 IP.


    My options on KVM for the macvtap network are eno1, lo and veth73fd9f2.


    Any idea how I could fix this issue?


    Best regards.

    Good evening,


    I was running OMV on an old laptop, and used the omv-extras to run qbittorrent and jellyfin on docker on that same laptop.


    Then I migrated everything to a Lenovo M70Q, running proxmox and thus I'm using OMV on a VM, it works fine, but I can't really understand NFS shares and user permissions..


    I have made an LXC with qbittorrent and created a NFS share, BUT I can't use the old download folder, I created a new one and I can download things again, but I also use a private tracker and would like to resume seeding some torrents, but if I copy the old downloaded files qbittorrents errors out..


    To get the share to work this is what I put on /etc/fstab:

    Code
    GNU nano 7.2                                                                    /etc/fstab
    # UNCONFIGURED FSTAB FOR BASE SYSTEM
    192.168.1.10:/  /mnt/data       nfs     _netdev,rw,root_squash,all_squash,anonuid=1001,anonguid=1001    0       0


    Could someone help me understand how to properly setup an NFS share?


    Best regards.

    Good night,


    Thanks for your time and patience with me.

    You made me go and poke around in the settings, and the HDD is set to never sleep, and all power saving options are turned off, BUT I discovered that I can't ping anything outside my VM, and after poking around some more it seems like the VM is a bit broken, I used tteck helper scripts for Proxmox, but it seems like something went wrong during the install.


    I will create a new VM from scratch and test things again, and I will keep an eye regarding power saving features from that specific HDD, since it makes some sense.


    Best regards and thanks for your time.

    Good night everybody,


    I have been running OMV6 bare metal on an old laptop based on an i7-4710HQ with 16GB of RAM, everything works great for over 6 months.


    Now I want to consolidate all my home network services on a Lenovo M720Q running proxmox.

    I have installed OMV6 on a dedicated VM running on proxmox, with a single USB HDD for now, and it works fine for a couple days, then the indicator for the SMB/CIFS on the dashboard turns red and SMB stops working. Can't find anything on the logs that justifies why the service stops working.


    Could someone help me understand why it fails overtime?


    Best regards.