My first NAS build

Board should work fine. That config should work well.

There is an owncloud plugin so I would start with that. If it doesn't work right, switch to kolab.

We don't recommend using wireless with OMV. It isn't supported and generally not a good idea with a server.

Or usb network adapter.

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Today all parts are delivered.
But i cant install OMV or Debian, the Netword adapter is not supported.
Debian find the WLAN Stick N150 but i cant get a connection to the router?
Is it possible to get the ALX driver, i found a tutorial to make it but at first i need a installation?!

Can you put your OS drive in another computer, install OMV, upgrade to the backport kernel, then move the disk back your NAS? That's one way to do it. Not easy, but it should work.

Since you didn't mention it specifically, are you trying to install OMV .5? Have you tried booting the Netinst ISO for Debian Wheezy? If you can boot the Debian Wheezy ISO and it recognizes your NIC, you can install OMV 1.0 on top of it...

Howto install OpenMediaVault on Debian 7.x (Wheezy)

If you've already tried that.. then the "easiest" (yeah, it's still a pain) might be to install to the SSD on another machine, upgrade to the backport kernel..then move it back to the NAS

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I use a usb network adapter, it works
but i need the backportkernel 3.2.0.4 not 3.2.0.0...
so i use this tutorial http://www.linuxfoundation.org…workgroups/networking/alx
for install the alx driver but i can´t use make...
Next step is install Debian in a VM and compile the driver, but where is the location to copy it?

I'm still confused. The Debian Wheezy backport kernel, is 3.14 Which according to the link below, is much newer than 3.2...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_kernel#Maintenance

Are you trying to install .5, or are you trying to install 1.0, as I suggested earlier?

Follow the instructions I linked earlier to install Wheezy w/ the Netinst ISO and then put OMV 1.0 on top of it... if you want to avoid all this compiling driver nonsense.

Sorry, i forgot it's still locked.. gimme just a sec, i'll copy/paste it.

Installation of OpenMediaVault 1.x on Debian 7.x (Wheezy)Pre-Requirements
A installed Debian 7.x (Wheezy)If you want to do a fresh install, then use the Debian Wheezy 7.6 netinst image. Please make sure, that all options are unchecked, when asked for packages. https://www.debian.org/CD/netinst/

Just put the ISO either on a CD or USB (unetbootin will work fine, if you're using Windows... ). Install Wheezy.. When asked for what packages you want to install.. use the arrow keys and space bar, to uncheck everything... This will install a straight command line system (which for this purpose, is what you want)

Install OMV on top of that by by logging in with your root as your username, and the password you set during installation:

echo "deb http://packages.openmediavault.org/public kralizec main" > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/openmediavault.list
apt-get update
apt-get install openmediavault-keyring postfix
apt-get update
apt-get install openmediavault
omv-initsystem

When you install postfix, you're going to be asked a series of questions.. just keep hitting enter and just take the defaults for everything.

When that is all done reboot the system by typing
reboot

Once the machine reboots.. you should see the OMV welcome screen telling you the IP address to access your webUI(192.168.1.xxx)... use a browser to go to that address and log in to the webUI
username: admin
password: openmediavault

That's it.