I began watching My Playhouse a few years ago, and slowly(and sadly) forgot about this wonderful youtube Channel, until I started searching for it again. So for the last few months I have been searching and looking for it, and I FINALLY found it. I have always loved this UA-cam Channel since i'm Danish like Morten is. And im really glad I found it again! :)
Been watching your channel for years now. I was actually watching all of your DAS based videos when you published this one. I am so sorry to hear about your expensive NAS. I have heard of so many having issues with these prebuilt machines. A friend was just asking on twitter the other day about what to use for 4K editing. I highly suggested building their own like you. I have been using open media vault for the past year and have not had any complaints. I am wanting to compare it to the other options that you listed as well at the beginning of the video. Keep up the hard work and I think you will be much happier than your prebuilt you were using.
@@clambino7980 raid is for backups most ppl like it id pref zfs with s seperate backup area such as a different nas cuz rsid is for faulures not actual backups imo.. u can find me on discord twintailterror#1818
@@MyPlayHouse Not sure why OMV shows these strange addresses after fresh install but usually i just logon through console and do a "ip a" to see all addresses.
it works for sure on a USB drive, my OMV install runs of a 8GB sandisk cruzer glide, I really like OMV because it offers so many extra plugins for example I run an Emby server in a docker container with OMV
the power of debian 10 opemediavault ( i like debian using it over 15 years now and use only windows add work ) add home all my systems are debian "18" total !! good weekend .....Morten !! love your channel, becauts so a learn a bit about windows 2...
Great Video Morten Glad to see OMV get some love I first stated out with OMV for my nas years ago running on a dell Thin Client. I have since Migrated too having it in a VM. The plugins are so awesome for it. :-)
Completely agree, sometimes the BadCompanyNameHere whichever it is, cannot see the good "free" advertising outways the bad reputation they get from the fallout. I was also looking at purchasing a solid higher level NAS, but definitely won't get one from those guys.
Great video I'm having nothing but issues using free Nas with the x3550 M4 as it gets to boot off my hba card and won't detect boot off the internal ssds
That locales thing is how system shows date and time (12.2. or 2.2.), money ($100 or 100$), does it use , or . certain situations and things like that.
I found in particular the Lenovo x3550 M4 servers boot great off a sandisk or Lexar USB, tried 3 other brands (Toshiba, Verbatim and an unknown brand) and they just did not work at all. SanDisk Ultra Flair USB 3.0 32gb are great and compact with nice speeds, they are what I am currently using.
Don't know if you did it already, but flash your RAID card to IT mode if you're gonna use those drives for ZFS. Also I don't recommend running swap partition off of USB drive. If swap i/o kills that usb drive, your're gonna have a bad day...
Well sda1 is for UEFI boot and sda2 is where the system is installed ... sda3 is swap(virtual memory) with 128gb don't need it lol.. you can make custom partitions like 1 for UEFI one like 40g for system .. no swap .. and the rest a big partition used for storage.
You can add UEFI drivers for booting NVMe drives on machines that are too old to have the drivers. Usually I go with a helper USB drive that loads the NVMe driver and then reloads the drive mappings and finds the OS bootloader efi file. Since it is a Linux based OS you can skip all that and put your /boot partition on a USB drive and tell it to put the bootloader there but keep everything else on the NVMe.
Fyi i have had omv for2 years works fantastic but it does not self update that i know of. But i can do cockpit portainer and yacht if u want some docker stuff If u need help w usb hmu on discord twintailterror1818 friend me Its not a hard fix
yes, you have to click a bit and it is really great software for free that lets you run docker,vm and host your media for htpc. it's a beast play with it . i also love the fact i can add a drive with media on it just mount and share no format of drive to make it happy. i love open media vault. kodi via samba share no issues and quick even over 2 gig wifi
@@MyPlayHouse no thank you for the content. while i'm sure the gui is more refined in the nas you were useing . omv has it own bag of tricks and tons of helpful youtube guides. along with plugins for some that you are use to in the nice locked in gui. i'm never longing but for cash to expand on it,vm,docker,other things hell plex even in docker,pi-hole, just need hardware which you have to enjoy and use that disk shelf for omv vm and docker farm omg i'd be stuck in a loop of try it all out.
I put OMV on my HP microserver n54l because FreeNAS didn't boot for some reason. I have 4x8tb in raid 5, it's pretty stable. I have transmission running on it seeding about 2000 torrents. Slowly running out of space, I might diy my next nas.
So.... why Open Media, I tested that system along with TrueNAS and FreeNAS (free version TrueNAS) and Media vualt on NetApp arrays (Like you did) HP 3PAR and EMC footprints . I found the TrueNAS worked great for my needs. Easy to monitor and so on... Nice toy by the way and as always great video...
My personnal choice for home NAS is debian with zfs for data, docker and docker compose for services. I tried freenas and other freebsd based systems but I'm much more comfortable with debian You can install docker-ised 'netdata','cockpit' and other tools to monitor your server and applications like 'nextcloud' for your personnal dropbox. I use these plus jacket and transmission for entertainment sources (free of author rights of course) It's more work but worth it. If you plan to consolidate your work you can do it with 'salt' for fast deployments. Anyway, good luck!
Referring to the installation issue with the USB-stick. I ran in the exact same problem. The cause was the amount of RAM in the system. The system requirements say for the system drive "min. 4 GiB capacity (but more than the capacity of the RAM)". But you can trick the system, by taking out the RAM during the installation process and took it back afterwards. The only thing what's happen is, that the swap space isn't matching the RAM. But with 128GB of RAM there shouldn't be a swap problem.
Those boot issues are going to be (no) fun to diagnose. My guesses follow: -nvme: bios supported? Updating to latest firmware(s) may help, otherwise check to see if you can disable all the raid options in bios AND the raid cards firmware. If the nvme does not appear in the bios boot devices list, then possibly not supported (limitation of the BIOS feature set due to OEM decisions). You could also remove the storage drives and have only the boot drive installed to see if that gets you further. NVME device detected as an additional add-in controller card that needs to be configured to support booting (similar to booting off a raid card, sometimes you have to enable boot support in the controller settings)? -usb: perhaps erase the usb drive (no partitions or MBR), or check the OMV docs to see if it requires a specific file system for usb booting, also check in the bios that you can see and have set it as a bootable device (very likely supported as the usb port is built-in), then use the 'one time boot device' option to boot the installer device. Some few usb devices are not able to be made bootable as they appear as a 'removable only' device type at the chip level, but sometimes you can format a problem usb stick manually and enable the bootability flag in the MBR to get it to a point that OMV may be able to see it as a viable boot device. Good luck.
HI Stefan Ditlev Jønsson My channel is English, and to make sure as many as possible, can also enjoy the comments, they are also English. Please keep to English. Thank you for watching! :-)
As its Linux based I believe it is getting all those options so that it only installs the version you need and need one bulky package with a bunch of unnecessary files. Also, If I recall correctly from my arch Linux install you have to generate the locale before you can install anyways so unfortunately its a necessary step
One of the points of the .local domain is that you can just use the hostname and it'll (hopefully) resolve. You selected United States then said you have a British keyboard which is perhaps why it then offered you American English
Nice video - i use Unraid and True NAS - for my storage-systems and it works fine - like a charm. I have around 300TB+ :) - In the past i used this stupid Synologyboyes, too and i am fed up :)
I tried it on an old Lenovo but found the new version 5 doesn't support VMs natively without lots of hacking into its plugins (OMV Extras/Docker + Cockpit)..... Meh, trying xpenology now
I use S....XXX, and i'm happy, with the free / open NAS software I had no fun. very buggy! or very complex. If you are used to an Audi or a Mercedes you will not drive a Lada afterwards;). You can try Qnap.
Well you know if a company messes with you,, it doesn't matter what their products are like,, they lose points. And I do indead not need to promote them.
That small vfat partition is needed for UEFI boot as it does not use MBR for bootloader. EDIT: also openmediavault.readthedocs.io/en/stable/installation/on_usb.html
I had a system running omv, but I had a lot of problems like exe files were nit executabel or often system crashes. I switched then to unraid and I love it so much
Hey hey, the rasp pi is a real, small computer, haha. It is actually pretty amazing easy you can do with it. Just not as powerful as a desktop or server.
i've been using OMV for a few years now booting from an 8gb pendrive without any issues... and yes the apply button after each modification to the system was really annoying.. hahahaha...
Re "The S word" trust me I brought one of there products recently and it will be the last... A key function that I brought there product does not work as it should...
I began watching My Playhouse a few years ago, and slowly(and sadly) forgot about this wonderful youtube Channel, until I started searching for it again. So for the last few months I have been searching and looking for it, and I FINALLY found it. I have always loved this UA-cam Channel since i'm Danish like Morten is. And im really glad I found it again! :)
If you are ever lost again,,, just search for Lenovo Server,, and you will find your way back :-)
@@MyPlayHouse That's exactly what i did, i typed in "Morten lenovo server" on Google and on page 2 i finally found it. Haha;)
@@thecenterleftlibertarian53 Page two,,what the heck!! :-)
@@MyPlayHouse Hahaha;) Yes.
Been watching your channel for years now. I was actually watching all of your DAS based videos when you published this one. I am so sorry to hear about your expensive NAS. I have heard of so many having issues with these prebuilt machines. A friend was just asking on twitter the other day about what to use for 4K editing. I highly suggested building their own like you. I have been using open media vault for the past year and have not had any complaints. I am wanting to compare it to the other options that you listed as well at the beginning of the video. Keep up the hard work and I think you will be much happier than your prebuilt you were using.
Hi TheInternalNetwork
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OMG this is perfect timing! I just bought my first server last night and I want to do exactly what you're going to show. Excellent!
Welcome to the homelab team ur now infected there is no cure or going back xD
@@TwinTailTerror Do I go with the raid card I got in the machine I bought or should I do software raid?
@@clambino7980 raid is for backups most ppl like it id pref zfs with s seperate backup area such as a different nas cuz rsid is for faulures not actual backups imo.. u can find me on discord twintailterror#1818
@@TwinTailTerror Cool thanks
@@clambino7980 i useally pred the hardware raid and i use raid 0
And i keep non connnected backups of important crap
12:28 My heart was racing when the cursor points “☑ Show Password in Clear”😁
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"ping hostname -4" will force ping to use IPv4 so you can see the IPv4 address
I also use the -t command so it pings until you stop it handy for when you want to see a connection drop/come alive again.
Oh rice I didn't know that trick..
@@MyPlayHouse Not sure why OMV shows these strange addresses after fresh install but usually i just logon through console and do a "ip a" to see all addresses.
it works for sure on a USB drive, my OMV install runs of a 8GB sandisk cruzer glide, I really like OMV because it offers so many extra plugins for example I run an Emby server in a docker container with OMV
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You can install clover on a USB key and it will boot off the nvme drive. I do this on a music server I have.
I actually did recommend this method a couple of videos ago.
I do wonder if running "dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc" and installing it on usb stick would also serve as workaroud to fix the boot issue...
@@kharkin0 not sure about grub but any bootstrap method should allow it to boot
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How do one do that?
I think this has helped me in my decision on weather or not to change from the os that shall not be named to OpenMediaVault
That is 100% up to you,, and I am glad I could help.
I have been using OMV SINCE VERSION 3 and I have loved it. Can't wait for OMV version 6 to be released
OMV is great, rock steady stable and super tweakable. I envy your setup, morten! I'm rocking a tiny little R210-II
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I like how you say open media vault, also good content here, I've using OMV for around 5 years
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the power of debian 10 opemediavault ( i like debian using it over 15 years now and use only windows add work ) add home all my systems are debian "18" total !! good weekend .....Morten !!
love your channel, becauts so a learn a bit about windows 2...
Thanks for sharing!
Great Video Morten Glad to see OMV get some love I first stated out with OMV for my nas years ago running on a dell Thin Client. I have since Migrated too having it in a VM. The plugins are so awesome for it. :-)
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I look forward to the alternatives. I like open-source stuff.
okay :-)
BadCompanyNameHere seem to not understand how much free advertisement you were giving them. Even I looked at getting a unit to simplify my 24/7 setup.
Completely agree, sometimes the BadCompanyNameHere whichever it is, cannot see the good "free" advertising outways the bad reputation they get from the fallout. I was also looking at purchasing a solid higher level NAS, but definitely won't get one from those guys.
And they want to get in to the Enterprise segment,, this is not helping.. Pisses me off.
This is a classic Debian installer. It is a little outdated, but still one of my favorites installers ever.
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Good move Morton.. only problem with OpenOffice Vault it doesn't do iScsi, the last time I had it installed..
It seams there is some iscsi available,, but a bit unstable.
@@MyPlayHouse it was available in older versions but then I haven't looked at it since versions 4 something.. may go back and take another look.
Oh my. That company is just making people pissed man. Love your videos as always.
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@@MyPlayHouse Is the company Synology?
¿What's not allowed in synology?
Would like to know that as well
@@emichal1986 actually it's about the 'pirated' version of Synologys Software called XPEnology. I dont think synology likes this
Putting there software on other hardware.... well not aloud to show you how to do it.
Great video I'm having nothing but issues using free Nas with the x3550 M4 as it gets to boot off my hba card and won't detect boot off the internal ssds
Hi Joshua Corley
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That locales thing is how system shows date and time (12.2. or 2.2.), money ($100 or 100$), does it use , or . certain situations and things like that.
It was one or two languages choices to much :-/ But Thank You :-)
Thank you, I benefit a lot from you, although I do not have any good device
Thank You,, some day you will have good stuff,, I am sure!
You have also Nextcloud.
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I found in particular the Lenovo x3550 M4 servers boot great off a sandisk or Lexar USB, tried 3 other brands (Toshiba, Verbatim and an unknown brand) and they just did not work at all.
SanDisk Ultra Flair USB 3.0 32gb are great and compact with nice speeds, they are what I am currently using.
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DEBIAN... you are completely right...
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Don't know if you did it already, but flash your RAID card to IT mode if you're gonna use those drives for ZFS. Also I don't recommend running swap partition off of USB drive. If swap i/o kills that usb drive, your're gonna have a bad day...
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Well sda1 is for UEFI boot and sda2 is where the system is installed ... sda3 is swap(virtual memory) with 128gb don't need it lol.. you can make custom partitions like 1 for UEFI one like 40g for system .. no swap .. and the rest a big partition used for storage.
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You can add UEFI drivers for booting NVMe drives on machines that are too old to have the drivers. Usually I go with a helper USB drive that loads the NVMe driver and then reloads the drive mappings and finds the OS bootloader efi file. Since it is a Linux based OS you can skip all that and put your /boot partition on a USB drive and tell it to put the bootloader there but keep everything else on the NVMe.
Hi David Kuder
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This makes freeNAS look so much better... I haven’t upgraded to trueNAS yet because of the 20 minutes it would take me...
It was not a smooth start.. :-)
Pal, plugins especially docker makes OMV awesome in so many ways.
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To boot off a usb u need 2 partitions with omv as a perm thing 1 is boot area 1 is the mem / brain
Fyi i have had omv for2 years works fantastic but it does not self update that i know of. But i can do cockpit portainer and yacht if u want some docker stuff
If u need help w usb hmu on discord twintailterror1818 friend me
Its not a hard fix
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yes, you have to click a bit and it is really great software for free that lets you run docker,vm and host your media for htpc. it's a beast play with it . i also love the fact i can add a drive with media on it just mount and share no format of drive to make it happy. i love open media vault. kodi via samba share no issues and quick even over 2 gig wifi
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@@MyPlayHouse no thank you for the content. while i'm sure the gui is more refined in the nas you were useing . omv has it own bag of tricks and tons of helpful youtube guides. along with plugins for some that you are use to in the nice locked in gui. i'm never longing but for cash to expand on it,vm,docker,other things hell plex even in docker,pi-hole, just need hardware which you have to enjoy and use that disk shelf for omv vm and docker farm omg i'd be stuck in a loop of try it all out.
I put OMV on my HP microserver n54l because FreeNAS didn't boot for some reason.
I have 4x8tb in raid 5, it's pretty stable.
I have transmission running on it seeding about 2000 torrents.
Slowly running out of space, I might diy my next nas.
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never heard of this open media vault I should try it out some time
It rock solid and user friendly
Someone recommended it to me,, so thought I would test it out.
Debian runs on a lot of hardware, and it is certainly one of the main Linux distros. I like it.
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So.... why Open Media, I tested that system along with TrueNAS and FreeNAS (free version TrueNAS) and Media vualt on NetApp arrays (Like you did) HP 3PAR and EMC footprints . I found the TrueNAS worked great for my needs. Easy to monitor and so on... Nice toy by the way and as always great video...
I wanted to try it,,, no reason.
@@MyPlayHouse Sweet! I understand that... /:>
My personnal choice for home NAS is debian with zfs for data, docker and docker compose for services.
I tried freenas and other freebsd based systems but I'm much more comfortable with debian
You can install docker-ised 'netdata','cockpit' and other tools to monitor your server and applications like 'nextcloud' for your personnal dropbox.
I use these plus jacket and transmission for entertainment sources (free of author rights of course)
It's more work but worth it. If you plan to consolidate your work you can do it with 'salt' for fast deployments.
Anyway, good luck!
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You are 100% correct, Debian Linux IS the best distribution. If its good enough for the International Space Station, it should be OK for us.
IMHO :-)
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Referring to the installation issue with the USB-stick. I ran in the exact same problem. The cause was the amount of RAM in the system. The system requirements say for the system drive "min. 4 GiB capacity (but more than the capacity of the RAM)".
But you can trick the system, by taking out the RAM during the installation process and took it back afterwards. The only thing what's happen is, that the swap space isn't matching the RAM. But with 128GB of RAM there shouldn't be a swap problem.
Thank you,, I need to install on less ram and then put it back in.
You need to install the omv extras plugin first
Thank you,, got it.
which multi boot do you use please Morten?
Ignore! Stupid question!!
:-) it's fine Nick,,, this : www.ventoy.net/en/download.html
OMV gui doesn't allow to share folders on system partition.
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look at rockstor.. even more possibilities than omv.. and even easyer to install and configure.
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But it works BOMC inside Ventoy ???
My ISO did not work in this video,, I did try to use BOMC,, did not work so I cut it out of the video.
diskpart that usb drive, then let openmediavault use it as the OS drive
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I'm running my folders, cpu and GPU. I'm sure it helps keep the house warm since it is -20 outside. :)
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Those boot issues are going to be (no) fun to diagnose. My guesses follow:
-nvme: bios supported? Updating to latest firmware(s) may help, otherwise check to see if you can disable all the raid options in bios AND the raid cards firmware. If the nvme does not appear in the bios boot devices list, then possibly not supported (limitation of the BIOS feature set due to OEM decisions). You could also remove the storage drives and have only the boot drive installed to see if that gets you further. NVME device detected as an additional add-in controller card that needs to be configured to support booting (similar to booting off a raid card, sometimes you have to enable boot support in the controller settings)?
-usb: perhaps erase the usb drive (no partitions or MBR), or check the OMV docs to see if it requires a specific file system for usb booting, also check in the bios that you can see and have set it as a bootable device (very likely supported as the usb port is built-in), then use the 'one time boot device' option to boot the installer device. Some few usb devices are not able to be made bootable as they appear as a 'removable only' device type at the chip level, but sometimes you can format a problem usb stick manually and enable the bootability flag in the MBR to get it to a point that OMV may be able to see it as a viable boot device.
Good luck.
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Så sejt, jeg har manglet et værktøj som Ventoy, så mange tak for det lille hint :D
HI Stefan Ditlev Jønsson
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5:12 putting radiator on sticker is not best solution for heat dissipation.
It’s a thermal pad... more heat conductive than a “sticker” but an NVME doesn’t need much cooling anyway
@@peterg.8245 You didn't get my thought. I was talking about white sticker/label with model number. Plastic/paper sticker reduce heat transfer a lot.
Last time I took it off,, and others complained..
So since service ended in 2016 how do you firmware upgrade and get drivers etc. for these servers? IBM likes to lock that behind a paywall
No,, firmware and drivers are available.
So are you going QNAP now ?
Propoly not,, but just need a year to cool off..
As its Linux based I believe it is getting all those options so that it only installs the version you need and need one bulky package with a bunch of unnecessary files.
Also, If I recall correctly from my arch Linux install you have to generate the locale before you can install anyways so unfortunately its a necessary step
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One of the points of the .local domain is that you can just use the hostname and it'll (hopefully) resolve. You selected United States then said you have a British keyboard which is perhaps why it then offered you American English
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Time to put a "sucks" sticker beside the Synology product !
I have put it on pause...
@@MyPlayHouse Sent you 2 email's BTW
Try to install OMV on Proxmox and give few GB's of drive pool to OMV.. 😂
Anyway, great video!
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Nice video - i use Unraid and True NAS - for my storage-systems and it works fine - like a charm.
I have around 300TB+ :) - In the past i used this stupid Synologyboyes, too and i am fed up :)
Thanks for the tips!
I tried it on an old Lenovo but found the new version 5 doesn't support VMs natively without lots of hacking into its plugins (OMV Extras/Docker + Cockpit)..... Meh, trying xpenology now
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What is that you aren't allow to do of "this bad company"?
I read on twitter... So sorry for what happened... Now I have to look around again for my first nas...
Done a lot of good videos on there produckets,,, pisses me off! :-/
I use S....XXX, and i'm happy, with the free / open NAS software I had no fun. very buggy! or very complex. If you are used to an Audi or a Mercedes you will not drive a Lada afterwards;).
You can try Qnap.
Well you know if a company messes with you,, it doesn't matter what their products are like,, they lose points. And I do indead not need to promote them.
Hi Martin can you please send me the link for free esxi and what download file
It's Morten,,,, vmware.lenovo.com/content/custom_iso/
This might also be the perfect time to have a look at QNAP solutions.
If I get a chance, we will have a good second look!
That small vfat partition is needed for UEFI boot as it does not use MBR for bootloader. EDIT: also openmediavault.readthedocs.io/en/stable/installation/on_usb.html
128GB of RAM,, needs a bigger USB drive.
I had a system running omv, but I had a lot of problems like exe files were nit executabel or often system crashes. I switched then to unraid and I love it so much
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Hey hey, the rasp pi is a real, small computer, haha. It is actually pretty amazing easy you can do with it. Just not as powerful as a desktop or server.
Yes,, Tiny NAS,, might be fun.
Large companies are becoming a big pain in the ass. We make them and they treat us like shit.
Well it pisses me off :-/
Always use a fresh USB stick.. when installing Linux... it saves on headache tablets...
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i've been using OMV for a few years now booting from an 8gb pendrive without any issues... and yes the apply button after each modification to the system was really annoying.. hahahaha...
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Hom many progress bars have we seen in our life .... ?
-Thinking .... 0.......10.......20.......30....
BTW, Welcome to Linux ! ^^
WE see a lot of progress... :-)
But all products are no synology alternative :P
We will have a good look anyway :-)
when you pull a drive hold it still for 10 seconds... rotating a spinning disk is never nice..
Thank you,, but I believe the server was off.
@@MyPlayHouse no the power light was on and the pci was warning you of issues 7:45
TrueNAS will install on your USB - much more mature product then OpenMedia
It appantly makes a RAM cache drive,, and I had 128GB of RAM,, my USB Was not big enough.
Re "The S word" trust me I brought one of there products recently and it will be the last... A key function that I brought there product does not work as it should...
I am pissed at the company,, not really the product.
looks like badcompanynamehere will be permanently off my list forever even after i have issues with my Mercy
I will just not be showcasing them or recommending them,, for a while..
ROFLMAO @ a Cranky Mort....
Pissed Morten...
@@MyPlayHouse Potty-mouth Morten.... Yes, it was a pisser listening to you vent.
iF THIS IS HOW THEY TREAT THERE friends i hate to see how they treat there enemies ...... :(
Well this is the way you make enemies :-/
After you talk and use so much of their stuff they strike your channel?? Are they kidding?!
Yarh,, that pisses me off!
be pissed at UA-cam for their broken claim system
No this time it is not YT,, it is $ynology
Second!!!!
Hi Paul
Thank You very much! glad you liked the video :-)
Thank you for watching! :-)
@@MyPlayHouse thank you for pushing out your content!
First view and like :P sorry
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"Debian is best linux"
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
All the REAL Linux ninjas says so :-P
@@MyPlayHouse TBH once you are true linux user you just don't care. You are good enough that you can handle any linux