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There is an issue on Github: https://github.com/portainer/portainer/issues/12925 Portainer uses Docker API 1.41 but the minimum for Docker 29.0 is 1.44. So a possible solution is a downgrade to the previous docker or use the OMV compose functions......…

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Why not start with OM7 and release-upgrade to OMV8 once it is stable?

I want to get started with OMV from scratch.

And I'm wondering whether the new OMV 8.x Stable version will be released in the next few days/ weeks.
Can anyone say? Or will it be next year?

Thx
Miho

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This little tidbit points to a possible issue with DNS resolution. If you have set a static IP address on the omv UI, you likely have not specified an accessible DNS server.

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Yeah, I accessed it through Network, then raspi - SSH. I think it was working better when I was using the NVMe drive for shared folders. I will try that again.

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You said you wanted to create a shared folder on the SD card.
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First, delete the shared folder you created. Then uninstall the plugin.
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OMV can format the drive and create shared folders. This does not limit the use of that drive on any other…

Yeah I tried the sharerootfs plugin and a test share folder was saved in root, which wasn't what I wanted. Can I just uninstall that plugin? Will that unmount that file system?
If I enable the NVMe drive for files, will OMV control that drive?
If I were to…

Yes, I just saw that the Raspberry Pi 5 has some special boot features. Apparently, simply removing the SD card is enough. https://www.raspberrypi.com/do…essories/m2-hat-plus.html

However, it's recommended to separate the data from the system drive. So I…

Before installing OMV, I was sharing in the SD card. I cloned the SD card to the NVMe drive and it was booting from there.

Install the omv-sharerootfs plugin. This will allow you to create shared folders on the SD card, although it's not recommended.

Regarding cloning the card to the NVMe drive, I'm not a Raspberry Pi expert, but I'm afraid that won't work so easily. You'll…