Oh, come on... why does tech have to be so frustrating!?
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Oh, come on... why does tech have to be so frustrating!?
Like, I've had this Raspberry Pi / OMV based home NAS setup running for years & then all of a fucking sudden it decides that I can get so fucked that even trying to start over from scratch stalls without explanation at not even being able to connect to the freshly-reinstalled Pi OS
I mean, I had no plans for today but really, fucking why is it like this!?
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Oh, come on... why does tech have to be so frustrating!?
Like, I've had this Raspberry Pi / OMV based home NAS setup running for years & then all of a fucking sudden it decides that I can get so fucked that even trying to start over from scratch stalls without explanation at not even being able to connect to the freshly-reinstalled Pi OS
I mean, I had no plans for today but really, fucking why is it like this!?
@jwcph Likely a failed memory card could cause a failure like that. Worth trying another one.
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@jwcph Likely a failed memory card could cause a failure like that. Worth trying another one.
@cybervegan It could be, but that doesn't seem to be the case here - the card works just fine when I install Pi OS & I can SSH into the Pi to initiate the OMV install process, which also looks to run fine, until it hangs at what looks like the very end...
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@cybervegan It could be, but that doesn't seem to be the case here - the card works just fine when I install Pi OS & I can SSH into the Pi to initiate the OMV install process, which also looks to run fine, until it hangs at what looks like the very end...
@jwcph I don't have any specific experience with OMV, but it's likely that there will be clues in the logs - either system or installer. I don't know your exp level with linux, not trying to teach you to suck eggs, but here are some hints: It's often easier to debug a pi using a dedicated monitor and keyboard. If you can't do that, are you able to open a second SSH session to the Pi? If so check you're not out of disk space (df), or memory (free) and look at the logs (less /var/log/....). There can be other things, like bad "sectors" on the memory card, network dropouts, package versions out of spec, or problems with other attached storage (if you have it). "top" is useful if you need to see what processes are running.
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@jwcph I don't have any specific experience with OMV, but it's likely that there will be clues in the logs - either system or installer. I don't know your exp level with linux, not trying to teach you to suck eggs, but here are some hints: It's often easier to debug a pi using a dedicated monitor and keyboard. If you can't do that, are you able to open a second SSH session to the Pi? If so check you're not out of disk space (df), or memory (free) and look at the logs (less /var/log/....). There can be other things, like bad "sectors" on the memory card, network dropouts, package versions out of spec, or problems with other attached storage (if you have it). "top" is useful if you need to see what processes are running.
@cybervegan Thanks for the tips
with this, at least, I tend to play rough & simply reinstall Pi OS from scratch - it does nothing but run OMV so I lose nothing & it's way easier at my skill level than trying to debug... -
@cybervegan Thanks for the tips
with this, at least, I tend to play rough & simply reinstall Pi OS from scratch - it does nothing but run OMV so I lose nothing & it's way easier at my skill level than trying to debug...@jwcph I know what you mean, but if you want to get past it, you might have to
there are so many things that have to line up for stuff like this to work, and much of it is out of your personal control. Could be because of some problem in RasPi OS, the OMV project's infrastructure, hosting systems or even requiring a different version of a library package than your version of RPi OS has... may be good to re-check the minimum requirements for OMV in case you need to switch out OS version, or now need a newer Pi board or something. Good luck. If you have any tech questions you can't sort out yourself, I'm happy to chime in (but I don't have all the answers, though I know the environment quite well). -
@jwcph I know what you mean, but if you want to get past it, you might have to
there are so many things that have to line up for stuff like this to work, and much of it is out of your personal control. Could be because of some problem in RasPi OS, the OMV project's infrastructure, hosting systems or even requiring a different version of a library package than your version of RPi OS has... may be good to re-check the minimum requirements for OMV in case you need to switch out OS version, or now need a newer Pi board or something. Good luck. If you have any tech questions you can't sort out yourself, I'm happy to chime in (but I don't have all the answers, though I know the environment quite well).@cybervegan Thank you again
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