Been using OMV 6 on an M93 tiny with 16gb memory and an I3 for a while now. Love it. Was only 160 US, so I bought 2 more just for other Linux projects.
Thanks for another great video. The case looks great. I have set up Pi 4 in exactly this way, however just in case anyone is interested Armbian has OMV as a software for install in their armbian-config. I have used this on a couple of machines and it works well, and Id assume it would also work on the Pi4. I am really pleased you are still doing Pi 4 content.
I think the title is slightly misleading as you don't show how to install OMV6 on a raspberry pi, nor are installation instructions on the blog post. But overall, a decent showcase video on setting up the mini tower NAS by 52Pi with getting the required git repositories and integrating everything with OMV6.
The video has timestamps in the description: 01:23 Create bootable media 01:59 First boot 02:20 First login and updates 02:30 Enable ssh & i2c 03:59 Run omv6 install script 04:53 OMV is up, but let’s install case feature scripts first 07:56 Install omv-extras 09:05 Installing docker & portainer 10:08 Mounting the storage drive 10:41 Setting up the ext4 filesystem 11:25 Mounting the filesystem 11:55 Enable smb/cifs 12:14 Creating shares 12:53 Enabling shares 13:34 Accessing shares 13:52 Accessing portainer 15:08 Some omv on Pi considerations 16:55 Wrap up But here are specific points about OMV6 install, OMV Extras, Installing Docker and Portainer th-cam.com/video/lgNJm2cjnPw/w-d-xo.html - Run omv6 install script th-cam.com/video/lgNJm2cjnPw/w-d-xo.html - Install omv-extras th-cam.com/video/lgNJm2cjnPw/w-d-xo.html - Installing docker & portainer
@@DBTechYT Yes, I understand there are time stamps. And while looking at the specific time stamp about running the script, unless you run the video at .25x, you don't get to see the actual command, so the average end user can't tell if they're copying/pasting the correct command. And on the blog post, the only command available at the time of this posting is to install the OMV6 extras. Plus, at the time stamp for install, the audio/video sync is way off for a couple of seconds. But, I believe my original comment still stands, this video is more about the case than installing OMV6. Which, it's a cool little case for sure.
You're right. I missed the install scripts for OMV6 and OMV Extras in the blog post and have added them. I also linked to the Raspberry Pi Imager software. I also added all the additional resource links to the bottom of the post as well.
I have Raspberry Pi 4, openmediavault 6 and 4 USB Ports Transcend HUB3K with external power supply. All this worked for a couple of years, a month ago problems with loading started. I’ve tried different operating systems, different HDD setups. I tried to solve the problem for a month. It turned out that the problem is in the firmware of the USB hub. I downloaded HUB3K Firmware Update Utility, rewrote the firmware of the USB hub. Raspberry Pi 4 started loading normally. I hope this information helps someone.
I like your videos! I try to follow. I still love Raspberry. Now I use a proxmox server, but when I have time I still play with the pi. A fan from Hungary ;)
I am always amazed at what "Inspector Gadget" comes up with.. A new project for me now.Yay. I'm going to use my HP TINY PILOT PC complete with Tiny pilot. Another new project. I have the four bay Mediasonic fully populated and ready to rock. This looks like another great project.
openmediavault does show OMV-Extras, but no installed subpreferences (no arrow to open). there was no error during or after the installation. any suggestions?
install twice on a raspberry 4 B. OMV-Extras ist available, but not its subprograms. following your instructions - which are precise but very fast executed - i installed OMV on a raspberry 5 with OMV-Extras with the same result. Both servers work properly without the extras. thank you!@@DBTechYT
Dont make the same mistake I did. My pi was the pi-hole of my network without any DNS fallback... At one point during the installation of OMV, it removed the pi-hole (I think) thus my router was not able to communicate with pi-hole anymore =>No more DNS => No more internet connection in my house. The installation stopped, the raspbery-pi bricked and my device were all offlines LOL. I had to reboot my router to factory state. Create a new network with the same name as the last one so every devices could get the internet connection without having to reset everything. And now I'm starting back from step one lol. Little pleasures of home IT ;)
Turns out the issue was caused because I was using the wifi on my pi. Not sure if I'll have to redo everything once connected with ethernet cable. I'll try it tomorrow
After the OMV6 install rebooted the pi the install hung with "[2024-02-19 02:03:33+0000] [omvinstall] IP address may change and you could lose connection if running this script via ssh." What do I do now???? Have I bricked my pi? Reinstall the OS and start again?
@@markloughtonUK I'm on a Pi4 with 4gb and 4gb swap. I've no performance issues i can think of nor have i ever seen the swap used. docker has 10 running containers. i had gitlab running on it for a bit but removed that since i don't use it. only issue was vs code server did crash it once. cpu usage is usually below 50% unless building some big docker images
Hi, thanks for this video. I am trying to follow it and enable docker and portainer. But I have the feeling something has changed. I dont have your same menu items. I installed (fresh install) Version 6.7.1-2 (Shaitan). It seems Portainer is not there! Do I have to install docker compose and portainer separately in a terminal?
Loved your way of explaining 😊 Subscribed and will try to find a video I am looking for help with OMV install, Getting internal server error whenever I am trying to define a shared folder in compose settings, file system for docker data and shared on usb hdd already mounted as NTFS but it wont Allow me to get rid of 500 internal server error on web Gui.
Interesting. I wish I was able to be more help, but I haven't used OMV in a long time. Even made a video about their recent series of bad decisions: th-cam.com/video/f8Yoo4FRGBU/w-d-xo.html
@@DBTechYT thanks for your instant reply, I do now can relate their buggy builds, Was running it fine until last week, Due to a few powercuts it got corrupted, I was in initial days of setting all the required containers and only mistake I did was to bring it to my work bench which is away from UPS powered outlet 😪 Any ways will keep hunting till I am able to make it running, Thanks again and Respect++ from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏
Hey Dave! Informative video as always. I do have a question. Let's say I am using Pi4 with SD card and have installed OMV on it. Now everything works fine until one fine day when the SD card just fails. What would happen to my data or OMV configuration? Is there a way in OMV to backup config/acl/other permissions so that one can just install a new version of OMV and just import the old settings? Lastly, how do I change the port for OMV during installation so that it doesn't use port 80? I have other service such as PiHole running on the Pi where I want to test OMV6. Thanks
Well to start, I would NEVER consider running OMV on an SD card. It's just not a good idea. As far as changing the port is concerned, you'll log into OMV, Click "System", then click the "Workbench" icon, then change the port to something else. Click save as applicable and then the page will start to reload and should eventually fail. Change the URL in the URL bar to include the new port like: your.omv.ip.address:new_port
@@DBTechYT Thank you for your response, Dave. I do have 1tb m.2 that I am planning to use with Pi4 and then connect the external HDD via the USB hub. What I am struggling with is, if tomorrow I need to change the host machine or the m.2 drive on the same host for whatever reason, how can I move my existing config to a new m.2 on the same machine or to a different host machine? Thanks
How come after install openmediavault does it not allow me to ssh into my raspbery pi 4 anymore? it keeps saying access denied. I know i have the right credentials.
I've been getting more and more of these kinds of comments about OMV lately. I suggest you go to their Reddit or Forums to get answers to these things.
At 4:01 I show SSHing into the server. Then you run the install script that is available via a link in the description. There are full instructions available via the same link in the description.
@@DBTechYT The script is not working as of today 'Processing triggers for man-db (2.11.2-2) ... [2023-12-07 14:31:56+0700] [omvinstall] Arch :: arm64 [2023-12-07 14:31:56+0700] [omvinstall] Supported architecture [2023-12-07 14:31:57+0700] [omvinstall] Codename :: bookworm [2023-12-07 14:31:57+0700] [omvinstall] Unsupported version. Only Debian 10 (Buster) and 11 (Bullseye) are supported. Exiting...'
Comments like this make me laugh. Not at you specifically, but the "I've done everything and it doesn't work, so now I've wasted my money" just blow my mind. You've given me no information about what the problem is or what you tried or what errors you received or, well, anything. I get that you're probably frustrated, but you've given no information here for anyone to be able to help you.
@@DBTechYT the os for the pi needed to be buster i believe it was, completely different to what was shown in the video. over 6 hours i spent until i got help from fb of all places
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You're going to fast for me. Is this a tutorial or a race?
Been using OMV 6 on an M93 tiny with 16gb memory and an I3 for a while now. Love it. Was only 160 US, so I bought 2 more just for other Linux projects.
Thanks for another great video. The case looks great. I have set up Pi 4 in exactly this way, however just in case anyone is interested Armbian has OMV as a software for install in their armbian-config. I have used this on a couple of machines and it works well, and Id assume it would also work on the Pi4. I am really pleased you are still doing Pi 4 content.
I think the title is slightly misleading as you don't show how to install OMV6 on a raspberry pi, nor are installation instructions on the blog post. But overall, a decent showcase video on setting up the mini tower NAS by 52Pi with getting the required git repositories and integrating everything with OMV6.
The video has timestamps in the description:
01:23 Create bootable media
01:59 First boot
02:20 First login and updates
02:30 Enable ssh & i2c
03:59 Run omv6 install script
04:53 OMV is up, but let’s install case feature scripts first
07:56 Install omv-extras
09:05 Installing docker & portainer
10:08 Mounting the storage drive
10:41 Setting up the ext4 filesystem
11:25 Mounting the filesystem
11:55 Enable smb/cifs
12:14 Creating shares
12:53 Enabling shares
13:34 Accessing shares
13:52 Accessing portainer
15:08 Some omv on Pi considerations
16:55 Wrap up
But here are specific points about OMV6 install, OMV Extras, Installing Docker and Portainer
th-cam.com/video/lgNJm2cjnPw/w-d-xo.html - Run omv6 install script
th-cam.com/video/lgNJm2cjnPw/w-d-xo.html - Install omv-extras
th-cam.com/video/lgNJm2cjnPw/w-d-xo.html - Installing docker & portainer
@@DBTechYT Yes, I understand there are time stamps. And while looking at the specific time stamp about running the script, unless you run the video at .25x, you don't get to see the actual command, so the average end user can't tell if they're copying/pasting the correct command. And on the blog post, the only command available at the time of this posting is to install the OMV6 extras. Plus, at the time stamp for install, the audio/video sync is way off for a couple of seconds. But, I believe my original comment still stands, this video is more about the case than installing OMV6. Which, it's a cool little case for sure.
You're right. I missed the install scripts for OMV6 and OMV Extras in the blog post and have added them. I also linked to the Raspberry Pi Imager software. I also added all the additional resource links to the bottom of the post as well.
I have Raspberry Pi 4, openmediavault 6 and 4 USB Ports Transcend HUB3K with external power supply. All this worked for a couple of years, a month ago problems with loading started. I’ve tried different operating systems, different HDD setups. I tried to solve the problem for a month. It turned out that the problem is in the firmware of the USB hub. I downloaded HUB3K Firmware Update Utility, rewrote the firmware of the USB hub. Raspberry Pi 4 started loading normally. I hope this information helps someone.
I like your videos! I try to follow. I still love Raspberry. Now I use a proxmox server, but when I have time I still play with the pi. A fan from Hungary ;)
That sounds awesome! Thanks for your comment!
I am always amazed at what "Inspector Gadget" comes up with.. A new project for me now.Yay. I'm going to use my HP TINY PILOT PC complete with Tiny pilot. Another new project. I have the four bay Mediasonic fully populated and ready to rock. This looks like another great project.
I have OMV6 already running on my Pi4B 8GB :D
The Case is really cool tho, i might consider buying that
That's awesome! I really dig the case, too!
when the next episode like a pi hole setup or something like that love the show
openmediavault does show OMV-Extras, but no installed subpreferences (no arrow to open).
there was no error during or after the installation. any suggestions?
Is the plugin enabled? If it is, I might try running the OMV-Extras CLI install command again.
install twice on a raspberry 4 B. OMV-Extras ist available, but not its subprograms. following your instructions - which are precise but very fast executed - i installed OMV on a raspberry 5 with OMV-Extras with the same result.
Both servers work properly without the extras. thank you!@@DBTechYT
Dont make the same mistake I did. My pi was the pi-hole of my network without any DNS fallback...
At one point during the installation of OMV, it removed the pi-hole (I think) thus my router was not able to communicate with pi-hole anymore =>No more DNS => No more internet connection in my house. The installation stopped, the raspbery-pi bricked and my device were all offlines LOL.
I had to reboot my router to factory state. Create a new network with the same name as the last one so every devices could get the internet connection without having to reset everything. And now I'm starting back from step one lol.
Little pleasures of home IT ;)
Turns out the issue was caused because I was using the wifi on my pi. Not sure if I'll have to redo everything once connected with ethernet cable. I'll try it tomorrow
please make a tutorial on installing adguard in docker openmediavault 6 as a dhcp server...
After the OMV6 install rebooted the pi the install hung with "[2024-02-19 02:03:33+0000] [omvinstall] IP address may change and you could lose connection if running this script via ssh." What do I do now???? Have I bricked my pi? Reinstall the OS and start again?
I was using OMV5 and scrapped it to use CasaOS instead. CasaOS is very good but development is super slow so I might end up going to OMV6 after all.
ever think about ubuntu server 22 with cockpit and docker with podman/portainer? I moved from omv 6 a while ago and haven't looked back.
@@rogermiller5411 what sort of performance would I get on a Pi though ?
@@markloughtonUK I'm on a Pi4 with 4gb and 4gb swap. I've no performance issues i can think of nor have i ever seen the swap used. docker has 10 running containers. i had gitlab running on it for a bit but removed that since i don't use it. only issue was vs code server did crash it once. cpu usage is usually below 50% unless building some big docker images
Hi, thanks for this video. I am trying to follow it and enable docker and portainer. But I have the feeling something has changed. I dont have your same menu items. I installed (fresh install) Version 6.7.1-2 (Shaitan).
It seems Portainer is not there!
Do I have to install docker compose and portainer separately in a terminal?
th-cam.com/video/f8Yoo4FRGBU/w-d-xo.html
Why do I need docker? Would I be good without it? I'm building a NAS only for files.
If you don't need docker and are only building a NAS, then don't install docker
@@DBTechYT thanks so much for an almost instant reply.
Very important. What's the copy speed? If it's 30MB/sec then the whole thing become a joke. It has to at least max out the 1G LAN connection.
Loved your way of explaining 😊
Subscribed and will try to find a video I am looking for help with OMV install,
Getting internal server error whenever I am trying to define a shared folder in compose settings, file system for docker data and shared on usb hdd already mounted as NTFS but it wont
Allow me to get rid of 500 internal server error on web Gui.
Interesting. I wish I was able to be more help, but I haven't used OMV in a long time. Even made a video about their recent series of bad decisions: th-cam.com/video/f8Yoo4FRGBU/w-d-xo.html
@@DBTechYT thanks for your instant reply,
I do now can relate their buggy builds,
Was running it fine until last week,
Due to a few powercuts it got corrupted,
I was in initial days of setting all the required containers and only mistake I did was to bring it to my work bench which is away from UPS powered outlet 😪
Any ways will keep hunting till I am able to make it running,
Thanks again and
Respect++ from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏
Hey Dave!
Informative video as always. I do have a question. Let's say I am using Pi4 with SD card and have installed OMV on it. Now everything works fine until one fine day when the SD card just fails. What would happen to my data or OMV configuration? Is there a way in OMV to backup config/acl/other permissions so that one can just install a new version of OMV and just import the old settings?
Lastly, how do I change the port for OMV during installation so that it doesn't use port 80? I have other service such as PiHole running on the Pi where I want to test OMV6.
Thanks
Well to start, I would NEVER consider running OMV on an SD card. It's just not a good idea.
As far as changing the port is concerned, you'll log into OMV, Click "System", then click the "Workbench" icon, then change the port to something else. Click save as applicable and then the page will start to reload and should eventually fail. Change the URL in the URL bar to include the new port like: your.omv.ip.address:new_port
@@DBTechYT Thank you for your response, Dave. I do have 1tb m.2 that I am planning to use with Pi4 and then connect the external HDD via the USB hub. What I am struggling with is, if tomorrow I need to change the host machine or the m.2 drive on the same host for whatever reason, how can I move my existing config to a new m.2 on the same machine or to a different host machine?
Thanks
Wipe the drive it will take a minute? NOT took a couple hours for a 1 TB drive
Sounds like you did a full wipe rather than a quick format
How come after install openmediavault does it not allow me to ssh into my raspbery pi 4 anymore? it keeps saying access denied. I know i have the right credentials.
I've been getting more and more of these kinds of comments about OMV lately. I suggest you go to their Reddit or Forums to get answers to these things.
@@DBTechYT figured it out had to change permissions inside openmediavault to allow ssh
My Raspberry Pi 4 cannot connect to my WiFi after installing OMV6...
OMV only works with a wired connection, that's something else he left out
How do i get Pi-hole on Docker Portainer
I'd start here: th-cam.com/video/AFm6nd6GSJQ/w-d-xo.html
im a noob, but i think you skipped the part of actually installing omv? am i stupid, i cant find it in the video
At 4:01 I show SSHing into the server. Then you run the install script that is available via a link in the description. There are full instructions available via the same link in the description.
@@DBTechYT jesus, thanks for the fast reply !
@@sellem3 I randomly pop into the comments a couple of times a day to see what's there. This one was right at the top :)
@@DBTechYT The script is not working as of today 'Processing triggers for man-db (2.11.2-2) ...
[2023-12-07 14:31:56+0700] [omvinstall] Arch :: arm64
[2023-12-07 14:31:56+0700] [omvinstall] Supported architecture
[2023-12-07 14:31:57+0700] [omvinstall] Codename :: bookworm
[2023-12-07 14:31:57+0700] [omvinstall] Unsupported version. Only Debian 10 (Buster) and 11 (Bullseye) are supported. Exiting...'
too fast
Yooo slow down brother
Please speak more slowly. great info
As other viewers have suggested in these situations, play the video at a slower speed or pause the video as needed.
yeah done all that n still not working, tried multiple way now n none work, thats money wasted
Comments like this make me laugh. Not at you specifically, but the "I've done everything and it doesn't work, so now I've wasted my money" just blow my mind. You've given me no information about what the problem is or what you tried or what errors you received or, well, anything. I get that you're probably frustrated, but you've given no information here for anyone to be able to help you.
@@DBTechYT the os for the pi needed to be buster i believe it was, completely different to what was shown in the video. over 6 hours i spent until i got help from fb of all places