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Yes you could probably do that.

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Yes and it usually completely controls the config files of the services it maintains.
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If you don't do anything in the hard drive power management…

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5.1.7 in the repo.

make install should've copied it to the correct location. modprobe r8152 should tell you if it did.

To make it load,

echo "r8152" | sudo tee /etc/modules-load.d/r8152.conf

One choice is not enough... 2 is to many..

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No.
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You probably don't have the linux-headers installed. With the Debian kernel, just apt-get install linux-headers-amd64. WIth proxmox, apt-get install pve-headers

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While I've only had it for about a week, the odroid-hc4 is very good if you only need two drives.

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That is going to be fairly common with vendor drivers. Good reason to use the proxmox kernel.

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It is a .tar.bz2 file. I posted how to use it.

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Yep, the yellow/red/black cable is the floppy connector from a PSU. you could wire that to a 5V/12V power supply instead and power. Then you could power the pi with that as well. The hat has a barrel connector to power the RPI, hat…

The extension is wrong on the downloaded file. It should be .tar.bz2. Here is what I did to compile it.

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Just do a make install after. Then you will need to add the module to the modules autoloader.

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I looked at writing one years ago and it didn't really fit the plugin model well. So, I never went any further.

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If you have mono of the system, I'm guessing you used the desktop image instead of the lite image.

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The shared folder is where the backup is written TO. The plugin can only backup the OS disk.

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It isn't available on Debian 10 (still in sid) - https://packages.debian.org/se…hon=names&keywords=podman
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Seems doubtful but I have never used it. The readme says it is a interface for podman containers - …

Did you follow the guide? Installing OMV5 on Raspberry PI's, Armbian SBC's, & i386 32-bit platforms

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That module is disabled in the kernel. You would have to compile a custom kernel. It is easier to just not use exfat.

Run this first sudo modprobe configs and then the zgrep.

I don't have an RPi2 running at the moment but pretty sure exfat is not enabled in the RPi kernel. It definitely isn't on an RPi4
$ zgrep -i exfat /proc/config.gz
# CONFIG_EXFAT_FS is not set

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I doubt it. The mono libraries the Emby uses are so old on Debian 8 that it probably doesn't work anymore. And you can't install docker on Debian 8. You could upgrade instead of doing a fresh install (I still prefer the fresh…

omvextras 5.4.4 does the right thing and is in the repo now.