Beiträge von ExRaspberry

They uploaded a Debian Bullseye Core image. Looks like I'm able to run the OMV install script on it

rk3568-sd-debian-bullseye-core-5.10-arm64-20230222.img.gz

Exactly. Do you know a nice GUI for samba services, that might run on my Nanopi R5C?

I still found no solution to get OMV running on this beautiful piece of hardware

Does anyone have any recommendations for another lightweight NAS interface that might run with a desktop linux preinstalled? I only need to add a user as well as share an USB drive on my LAN.

Zitat von Soma

You can try to use the

Armbian Image for the R4S.

It boots up, I can see it's heartbeat, but searching the device on my network using Fing (for Android) it looks like it identifies as FriendlyWrt.
And I'm unable to connect to it by putty/ssh or to access it's IP using Firefox.

Thanks for the idea, but it doesn't work:

pi@FriendlyElec:~$ sudo tasksel
Can't call method "set" on an undefined value at /usr/share/perl5/Debconf/FrontEnd.pm line 126, <GEN0> line 5.
Use of uninitialized value $ret in scalar chomp at /usr/share/perl5/Debconf/Client/ConfModule.pm line 132, <STDIN> line 4.
Use of uninitialized value $ret in split at /usr/share/perl5/Debconf/Client/ConfModule.pm line 133, <STDIN> line 4.
Use of uninitialized value $ret[0] in string eq at /usr/share/perl5/Debconf/Client/ConfModule.pm line 134, <STDIN> line 4.
Use of uninitialized value $ret[0] in string eq at /usr/bin/debconf-apt-progress line 173, <STDIN> line 4.
tasksel: apt-get failed (255)
pi@FriendlyElec:~$

Damn...it's Arch-based, not Debian

Figured out, there's also an ubuntu-core image. Maybe this is suiteable for OMV
Just going to test it

Just tried it....it's not that easy
Looks like there is no server image available, yet...

Shouldn't it just be something like:

sudo systemctl set-default multi-user.target
sudo reboot

???

Yes, it has a GUI. I hope to get an server-image, soon... but at the moment I'm glad there's something to play around with
So I still hope, there'll be an ARMbian, soon...

Why do you think installing OMV would be difficult?
The GUI (hopefully) is HDMI only...as long as I don't install an x-server to forward. OMV is a webbased GUI - so I assume there shouldn't be any issues beside some overhead for the GPU (which I don't need)?

I found a wiki for the R5C:
https://wiki.friendlyelec.com/…2:_Install_OS_via_TF_Card

There's a link to a google drive where they provide:
rk3568-sd-debian-buster-desktop-5.10-arm64-20221204.img.gz

So what's the best way to install OMV now?

Hi, since I was waiting for more than 12 month to get an Raspberry Pi 4GB for the list price....I just bought an Nanopi R5C when it was announced. It just arrived by today - but it looks like there's only a friendlyWRT image and no debian/ARMbian image available, yet.

So what would you suggest to get an OMV on this 'lil machine?

Oh, I haven't found it. Thanks! I'll see if I give it a try

Indeed the NanoPi M4 looks nice, especially for the price. But on one hand it's depricated, on the other hand there's no official ARMbian-support for it. So which distribution would you suggest for it?

Hi, as I'm still waiting for my Raspberry Pi 4 4GB (ordered 9 month ago) I wonder if there is any available alternative to go along on budget (which means below 100€ here in Germany).
I'd like to replace my old Banana Pi M1 (which I already wanted to replace years ago...but there was no need to...) for use with OMV.

I'd like to improve the slow transferrates while copying files to my 4TB HDD.

Any suggestions?

Best would be a device which is supported by ARMbian, but any will do, as long as OMV supports it's OS.

Probably a Banana Pi M5 would do the job - but I haven't figured out which OS I could use for OMV...

Updating my OMV's hostsystem by terminal (sudo apt update & sudo apt upgrade) and rebooting it solved the problem

Failed to empty recycle bin.

Message says another task is running...but even after rebooting this failed
is there an option to empty it manually?

https://ibb.co/HP5qCFk

I'm running 5.6.2-1 (Usul) on ARMbian (on Banana Pi...if this matters)

Well, I completly reinstalled OMV (since I was playing around with docker containers and messed it up a little bit) and tried rscny, again. Took 3 days do backup my disk. Poorly I cannot see in the rsync menu when it run last time (two days after finishin it should have been run scheduled...).

Just reinstalled ARMbian on my Banana Pi M1 and freshly installed OMV5 (formerly I run v4).
I wonder which might be best for backing up my whole device: rsync, Rsnapshot or BorgBackup, since all of them are available using OMV extras.

Id like to create a whole backup of my 4TB drive onto my 8TB USB drive, after this Id like to run incremental backups every first or sevond month - but trigger the backup manually (because I wanted to disconnect the 78TB usb drive between the backups).

What would be your choice? And how to setup?

Or should I go for the USB backup plugin?

Impossible. I don't wanna run my PC for 3 days just to see if rsync is running properly on my Banana Pi...
Any chance developers will implement a method progress can be seen after entering the GUI, again?