Posts by ananas

Und bitte keine Berechtigungen an einzelne Benutzer vergeben, erstellt und berechtigt eine Gruppe
und packt dann den Benutzer in diese Gruppe, das macht das Leben soviel einfacher ...

Cheers,
T.

Photorec is not the right tool but "testdisk" might be your friend.
I don't know if it is included within systemrescuecd, otherwise download
it from http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk .
If recovering from a linux based system, mount your disk read-only.

Good Luck,
Thomas

What kind of "network modifications" ?

Don't be afraid of using ACLs.
Everywhere in the forum you will read things like "Don't use ACLs.. Use privileges..."
I have a couple of shares and for each share I created a group with read and one with read/write permissions.
(e.g. share="music", group "music-rw" has read/write permissions and group "music-r" has read-only permissions.
Then simply add the user(s) to the required group(s).
I had no issues so far with SMB/CIFS, FTP and NFS.

Cheers,
T.

Mahlzeit,
die beiden hinteren USB-3 Ports (blau) sind zum Booten ungeeignet.
Ich habe damals zum Erstellen des USB-Sticks http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager verwendet.
Wohin willst du eigentlich OMV installieren ? (Festplatte, SSD, USB-Stick) und wo ist der/die/das angeschlossen ?
Ist der Onboard SATA Controller im RAID oder im AHCI Mode ?
Und welche ISO Datei hast du zum Erstellen des USB Sticks benutzt ?

Cheers,
Thomas

Folks,
you can create any kind of array you like but as there is no free linux driver available for the
B120i (pseudo) raid controller you will always see your physical drives and not, as expected, one logical drive.
Either buy a real raid controller or go with MD.

Cheers,
Thomas

Good and simply idea, but it won't work ...
I installed OMV on a harddisc while it was attached to my desktop.
Plugged the disc in the headless device and the network never came up.

Take a look at your "/etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules"
Here you will find an entry for each NIC the system has ever seen.
eth0 is the NIC in your dekstop and you have configured it during setup.
Put the harddisc in the headless box and udev daemon will add another line
for the new NIC which will become eth1, but you have not configured eth1.
Shut down the system and put the disc back in the desktop, edit the file
swapping NAME="eth0" with NAME="eth1", shutdown and put the disc again
in the headless device and it should work. (in my case it did)

Good Luck,
Thomas

To compile the driver, you will need to install the compiler+friends.
ssh and: "apt-get install build-essential"
As you're going to compile a kernel driver, you will probably need the kernel header files.
When using the backports kernel, you can install them via "omv-extras", else
ssh and: "apt-get install linux-headers"

I hope, I didn't miss anything, else let me know ...

Cheers,
Thomas

PS: Don't know if you need the media package with or w/o the firmware

Just search and find:
OMV Installation auf HP Microserver G1610T

Good luck,
Thomas

Hallöle,
habe eben noch mal die DVD (openmediavault_1.9_amd64.iso) virtuell in meinen Gen8 Microserver eingelegt und gebootet,
sieht dann so aus:

Mehr kann ich im Moment nicht dazu sagen, da auf meinem Microserver im Moment kein OMV läuft (ändert sich schon mal, Bastelkiste halt)

Cheers,
Thomas
PS: Jetzt hoffentlich wieder mit Bild

But you will need at least 4 arms with 6 joints each to do so

The simple answer is: "you can't"
The driver for the B120i is not open source and binaries are only available for Redhat and SuSe.
As OMV is based on Debian, start here : HP Proliant Servers

Cheers,
Thomas

Hi John,
I've got the Fractal Design Node 804 and it was difficult to get my 4 disks (plus a SSD) inside and connected.
You want 6 disks inside the Node 304, better go for the Node 804, nearly the same price.
To keep the costs down I would go for 3 TB or even 4 TB drives (look at the price per GB)

Cheers,
Thomas

Just checked the contents of the latest (2014/09) SPP ISO, only B120i drivers for RedHat, SuSe and VMware.
"Debian" not even mentioned

Hi Spy,
I recently bought a Gen8 Microserver and had to figure out that there is no free linux driver for the B120i Dynamic Smart Array RAID Controller. (just a binary for Redhat and an old Ubuntu version).
Is there any chance that HP releases the driver source code in the near future ?

Cheers,
Thomas