Beiträge von Matias_Jose_Seco

I'm happy to notify that now, the microNAS recognizes /dev/mmcblk0 to be addable to RAID5! (maybe it was because of updates or because i've formatted it's fs).

Unfortunately now, the microNAS doesn't start properly and stops booting at second ~5, after
the following output:

device-mapper: ioctl: 4.23.1-ioctl (2012-12-18) initialised: dn-devel@redhat.com

I've waited for 6 minutes, but it doesn't proceed - 1. Should i wait more ?
Using Alt + SysRq + R and then E, terminates all tasks, but it proceeds with NET module (registered protocol family 10 and 31, note: it already initialized other protocols) and Bluetooth initialization (e.g HCI device enabled and such) ( 2. maybe something hanging those?), and goes into the login session.

Logging and looking at some logs i've found some infos:
at "boot" log i've found:

File system check failed. A log is being saved in /var/log/fsck/checkfs if that location is writable. Please repair the file system manually ... failed!

under suggested checkfs file i found the following errors:

open: No such file or directory
fsck died with exit status 6

The only error i get in messages is:
smsc95xx eth0 device_set_wakeup_enable error -22 several times

Should i disable any plugin ?
May i attach any particular log ?

ThanKs !!

Do you mean any storage data ?
In that case not yet They're connected 3 x 32Gb microsd Through USB, 1 through USB-OTG, and one directly in the motherboard (which i can't use as Storage), but they are only connected, not yet formatted nor mounted.
The only mounted fs is the EMMC flash which has 64Gb and is the root ;).

Thanks!

Hello
I wanted to ask if the following errors shown in Syslog have to be fixed:

collectd[numbers]: rrdcached plugin: rrdc_update(/var/lib/rrdcached/db/localhost/df-root/df_complex-[1].rrd, [numbers], 1) failed with status -1
collectd[numbers]: Filter subsystem: Built-in target 'write': Dispaching value to all write plugins failed with status -1.

They are repeated many many times!

[1] this field always get: used, reserved or free

i found also:
monit: 'rootfs' space usage 90.4% matches resource limit -> it already reached 90% of 64 Gb of fs? i will check its total space
(Ah! it uses a Capacity of 3Gb so it has 300Mb free, does it auto extends ? it has 60 Gb available :))

Thanks for the Information!

Unfortunately i couldn't find it around the UI!
Is it under 'System' Group ? Or it is in the Plugins Panel ?
[EDIT: Ah! i've found the instructions [1] i'll proceed! Mission Accomplished !]

For the mmcblk0 is there a way to aggregage it to the Storage Group ?

Thanks!

[1] http://omv-extras.org/simple/i…install-omv-extras-plugin

Hello!'

The OS runs on mmcblk1 of the EMMC socket, instead mmcblk0 stands empty on the MicroSD socket

I couldnt find the section to set omv extras sources, where can i set it ?

Thanks!

NEWS!
- Updates checked and installed
- Plugins are checked

Some questions:
- For RAID5 Creation: is there a way to add the internal microSD (/dev/mmcblk0) to be used in the RAID group ?
- On Plugins section i couldnt find all the stable listed on the extras omv site, do i have to set something ?

I've got it!^^
You were right!
i just didn't setted to automatically connect to ethernet connection!
It already starts omv automatically!
Thanks!
Now ill proceed setting disks and services

Hello!
The problem is that, where i have to place the server i cant connect to an HDMI display, keyboard and mouse to login and launch omv-initsystem, furthermore i already use every pluggable port (USB, OTG) for raid usb (with microSD!) disks :), so i will find uncomfy to replug everything at each requiered reboot.
The most easy solution is to set debian odroid-wheezy to start omv-initsystem at boot

Greetings (i excuse for replying late)
Access to WebGUI works perfectly!
One last thing i should ask is how to start automatically omv-initsystem after boot.
(because i have to put it in a place far from HDMI displays)

Thanks!

Hello!
I've applied wonderfully the image and executed gracefully every given instruction! (despite some innocuous warnings).
I would like to ask:
once omv-initsystem is performed,
should i configure disks and services through the debian lxde environment,
or i could get in the official OMV interface ? (maybe through web portal?)

Thanks again going great!

Thanks!

Ok, i've got it:
1. Install Odroid Wheezy Image
2. inside that perform your instructions

Feedback incoming

Yes for that i've prepared an eMMc card with 64 Gigabytes where to put the OS, do you think it's enough ?

Excuse me:
A. should i get the x86 or the Raspberry Pi image to install it on ODROID ?[1]
B. Should i do particular actions such like this [2]?

[1] I thought it was straightforward without particular actions
[2] Installing OMV on Zyxel NSA325(ARM)

Good Morning, Afternoon or Night,
today i would like to write you about an experiment to get a Micro NAS.
The idea is to realize a very small NAS to be easy portable, low consumption yet have redundancy and average capacity.

So i have came across this hardware targets:
- Odroid U3
- 6 x microSD 32GB
- eMMc optional Module
- 3 microSDtoUSB adapters
- 1 microSDtoOTG adapter

To get the following Software setup:
- Raid 5

Which are your thoughts? What do you think about it?
Thank you very much for reading, very glad to share this here !

Questions:
1. My main concern is about the main storage for the OS: is it correct to install it on a Flash? (From wiki it seems not, so which solution woul be ideal?)
2. Setting up a RAID 5 with 5 x 32 GB microSDs gives a total amount of 4 x 32 GB of usable data, or there are other further things to ount in?