I red something about N100 but I saved from trash this config
Of course there are tons of other devices faster than RPi2 and more energy saving than Asus Q87T and i7-4770T, but I got this last one for free
No choice
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That i7-4770T, despite being older, should be a good choice for a NAS. Most of the time, its power consumption will be quite low. Even if it runs at maximum capacity at certain times, its TDP is only 45W.
I tested it and with stock bios config it consumes 35W idle, no usb devices, no hdmi just motherboard+cpu+ram+ssd and ethernet connected.
Too much to replace a RPi2 that consumes 6W at 100% usage
I need to downclock an reduce the energy consumption...35W is like keeping on 5 good size led lamp all day long -
I edited my post. Please have a look.
Checked now. But in the meantime I also edited my message and found the issue
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I run Pi-hole as docker container and I added via terminal and crontab a script to update pi-hole list.
Then (probably) I also added it as OMV scheduled job (maybe I forgot to manually remove it via crontab before).
`grep -r /etc -e "youTube_ads_4_pi-hole"` does not return any results (executed as root).
I'm still using OMV 5 because it runs on an old RPI 2B.
I'm configuring a new device with an old Akasa fanless case with Asus Q87T and i7-4770T with ssd da 256GB to replace the RPi but I'm still "fighting" to reduce the power consumption
UPDATE
Could be I got it:
I had a file named `config.xml_smb_to_2.1` in `/etc/openmediavault` I created as backup before editing the principal conf file.
I don't know if it's possible but this file was loaded and cronjob configured. Now I removed this file, manually removed using `sudo crontab -e` the entry, reboot and the entry is gone -
Executing the command returns a list of configured cron (same as in the webgui).
But nothing related to the script configured in first message -
I don't remember how I added this crontab entry, I strongly suspect via OMV gui as it should be but if I check via
I see
I tried many time to remove it, using
editing the file and saving it but after some times/reboot it reappears.
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Hi,
I'm running omv 5 on an old taspberry pi 2B but I think this deosn't matter for my question.
I have a remote mount SMB/CIFS that mount router samba share on my OMV.
I was out when power got lost due maintenance and when it was back OMV started up fine with also all my docker containers.
What was not working was the remout mount: the "local" folder was empty. I executed 'sudo mount -a' and all was back to normal: my local folder contained files present in the router share.
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You're right.
I'm thinking about buying new SBC like Rpi4 or recycle and old laptop, screen always off to save energy but way powerful than a rpi2Would be interesting to understand why if I upgrade OS and Docker, it doesn't start.
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I know but I spent an afternoon using omv7 on my old raspberry pi2 B and it's really slow.
In fact I use docker, ftp server and job scheduling so I'm fine with omv5 -
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Hi, I tried the whole afternoon to install OMV7 on a rpi 2B but as expected, it's too slow.
I used OMV Backup with full disk dd settings and I restored last backup via `dd`.
Now I'm back with OMV 5 on my raspberry pi2 B but docker is not starting anymore.
I have:Code
Alles anzeigenDec 28 21:57:29 raspberrypi dockerd[12510]: time="2024-12-28T21:57:29.785458930+01:00" level=info msg="Starting up" Dec 28 21:57:30 raspberrypi dockerd[12510]: time="2024-12-28T21:57:30.033066564+01:00" level=info msg="[graphdriver] using prior storage driver: overlay2" Dec 28 21:57:30 raspberrypi dockerd[12510]: time="2024-12-28T21:57:30.035806567+01:00" level=info msg="Loading containers: start." Dec 28 21:57:30 raspberrypi dockerd[12510]: time="2024-12-28T21:57:30.060652899+01:00" level=warning msg="Running modprobe bridge br_netfilter failed with message: libkmod: ERROR ../lib Dec 28 21:57:30 raspberrypi dockerd[12510]: time="2024-12-28T21:57:30.111702281+01:00" level=info msg="unable to detect if iptables supports xlock: 'iptables --wait -L -n': `libkmod: ER Dec 28 21:57:30 raspberrypi dockerd[12510]: time="2024-12-28T21:57:30.745290680+01:00" level=info msg="stopping event stream following graceful shutdown" error="<nil>" module=libcontain Dec 28 21:57:30 raspberrypi dockerd[12510]: time="2024-12-28T21:57:30.751437979+01:00" level=info msg="stopping event stream following graceful shutdown" error="context canceled" module Dec 28 21:57:30 raspberrypi dockerd[12510]: [745B blob data] Dec 28 21:57:30 raspberrypi dockerd[12510]: modprobe: ERROR: ../libkmod/libkmod-index.c:787 index_mm_open() magic check fail: ffffffff instead of b007f457 Dec 28 21:57:30 raspberrypi dockerd[12510]: modprobe: ERROR: ../libkmod/libkmod.c:514 lookup_builtin_file() could not open builtin file '/lib/modules/5.10.103-v7+/modules.builtin.bin' Dec 28 21:57:30 raspberrypi dockerd[12510]: modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'ip_tables': Exec format error Dec 28 21:57:30 raspberrypi dockerd[12510]: iptables v1.8.2 (legacy): can't initialize iptables table `nat': Table does not exist (do you need to insmod?) Dec 28 21:57:30 raspberrypi dockerd[12510]: Perhaps iptables or your kernel needs to be upgraded.
Any help?
I suspect I broke something due to raspi-config update, something related to kernel
Linux raspberrypi 5.10.103-v7+ #1529 SMP Tue Mar 8 12:21:37 GMT 2022 armv7l GNU/Linux -
Thanks, I followed the guide with a smaller SD to test.
I ended with OMV 7 webgui
So now I'm repeating steps on 32GB card
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No. There's a build process for an R-PI. It's found -> here.
Sorry but this link point to this discussion, not to a guide
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I think I would try from scratch
I have many docker services configured, so starting from scratch is the way
All clean
Going to read about the build process.
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I think the same but I will give a try.
I searched a little but I cannot find iso file to flash the microsd.
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Good night to all
I'm running 5.6.26-1 on a raspberry pi 2B. There is possibility to upgrade to something newer than 5.6? -
Hi!
I'm running omv 5.7 (I know, quite old but I'm running it on a rpi 2B) and I execute an handmade rsync script via scheduled job:Code
Alles anzeigencat rsync_router_drive.sh #!/bin/sh cd /home/pi/script/backup/ && ./solo -port=9999 rsync \ -av \ --no-links \ --stats \ --no-perms \ --delete \ --progress \ --exclude-from='/home/pi/raspberry-mcg/script/backup/rsync_router_exclude.txt' \ --log-file='/var/log/rsync/rsync_router_drive.log' \ /home/pi/local_drive/ /home/pi/router_drive/rsync
/home/pi/router_drive/rsync is a Remote Mount to a usb device connected to the router.
My issue is that each run I have a log like
2024/06/13 01:45:19 [23073] .d.....g... Software/MyStuff/
From what I understand is that rsync transfer this folder every time because "group" information is not aligned from source to target.
Many others folders got transferred with same log (not all folders in source are transferred) and I cannot understand why "group" info cannot be "synchronized".
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Hi, I went back to this topic after long time
I configured a scheduled job in OMV gui:
When I run it I have this message in the modal windows:source: not found
If I cat autogemerated job file
cat /var/lib/openmediavault/cron.d/userdefined-fe8457ff-1a95-4f9f-a331-e74b25603a0a
#!/bin/sh -l
# This file is auto-generated by openmediavault (https://www.openmediavault.org)
# WARNING: Do not edit this file, your changes will get lost.
/home/pi/raspberry-mcg/script/backup/gphotos-sync/gphotos-sync.sh
and if I cat my sh file
cat /home/pi/raspberry-mcg/script/backup/gphotos-sync/gphotos-sync.sh
#!/usr/bin/env bash
cd /home/pi/gphotos-sync;
#--new-token
/home/pi/.local/bin/pipenv run ./gphotos-sync --flush-index --do-delete --album-date-by-first-photo --logfile /var/log/gphotos-sync.log --use-flat-path --secret /home/pi/gphotos-sync/client_secret.json /home/pi/local_drive/Foto_Video/Foto/GooglePhotos
Why I have "source: not found" message in the modal from OMV gui?