OMV 1.0.29 Partition mount problem

  • No, GPT partition tables are used by OpenMediaVault already.


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  • ok i check this, ....BUT if i in ssh console.


    mount -t ext4 /dev/sda2 /media/1cd76f51-a30a-4f73-9c7d-f9482725ad87


    Manual mounting work great , from web gui not work.


    MAgic now work EXT4

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    how you did it?
    I have exactly same issue with same kernel (Hard drives won't mount anymore)
    problem with CLI mount is that no volume appears when creating a share...


    Have you tried running this:


    omv-mkconf fstab


    Then reboot.

  • yes, just done it again, same result...


    [root@NAS:~]$.blkid
    /dev/sda1: UUID="1ac5c530-c092-498d-9a21-c20daefd9abd" TYPE="ext4"
    /dev/sda2: UUID="abd590d7-a0c7-433d-a990-6100d28fbea7" TYPE="ext4"
    [root@NAS:~]$.cat /etc/fstab
    # UNCONFIGURED FSTAB FOR BASE SYSTEM
    # >>> [openmediavault]
    # <<< [openmediavault]
    [root@NAS:~]$.


    if i try to mount via Web, I get the "Failed to mount 'abd590d7-a0c7-433d-a990-6100d28fbea7': mount: wrong fs type, bad option....."
    dmesg | tail: "[ 203.006430] EXT4-fs (sda2): acl option not supported"


    Edit: just for clarification, sda1 contains the system, and sda2 is for the data (i know, not ideal, but its a HMNHDCE, as xtronets)
    Edit: can mount in EXT2 via web, share folders, etc (but ACL options not supported)...but can't do in EXT3 or EXT4 ?

  • Finally SOLVED !!!


    mount EXT4 with CLI (I get in ordered data mode)


    check in the GUI it appears mounted. you can't share folders because the volume doesn't appear, so:


    nano /etc/openmediavault/config.xml


    to manually add the FS in <mntent>
    eg:
    <mntent>
    <uuid>082c05a7-880a-4c5a-ad94-69be0e70edac</uuid>
    <fsname>082c05a7-880a-4c5a-ad94-69be0e70edac</fsname>
    <dir>/media/082c05a7-880a-4c5a-ad94-69be0e70edac</dir>
    <type>ext4</type>
    <opts>defaults,nofail,acl,user_xattr,noexec,usrjquota=aquota.user,grpjquota=aquota.group,jqfmt=vfsv0</opts>
    <freq>0</freq>
    <passno>2</passno>
    <hidden>0</hidden>
    </mntent>


    Edit: do also omv-mkconf ftstab to add an entry to fstab
    then edit /etc/fstab to remove the QUOTA options (see suspected bug in kernel I use below)
    eg:
    UUID=082c05a7-880a-4c5a-ad94-69be0e70edac /media/082c05a7-880a-4c5a-ad94-69be0e70edac ext4 defaults,nofail,acl,user_xattr,noexec 0 2


    and thats it !! All works, except: QUOTA


    However: I believe there's an issue with OXNAS 3.12.6, as it doesn't seem to support QUOTA, and I suspect that is why OMV doesn't mount via GUI, as by defualt it adds the QUOTA options

  • Hello, same situation here.


    I mounted the ext3, 2TB partition from command line, it worked fine, while it was not possible to do it via GUI.


    Right after, I created a share on that partition, no issue here as well.


    Under CIFS, I double checked that the share was there


    BUT I cannot see the share...Why?


    UPDATE


    Ok, rebooted I can see the share, but no access.


    Will try tomorrow

  • Yes, I am on HMNDCE and OMV 1.9


    From UBUNTU I can see the shared folder listed, but I cannot access it.


    However, forget what I posted before, dunno why, the SDA2 partition just got unmounted...


    I can only mount it from SSH terminal.


    I will go all the way through the steps mentioned above by you TELLE in order to reconfigure it properly

  • UPDATE 15/1


    I thought it was ok, but it stopped working overnight.
    If I just reboot, it is fine, but I loose the mount if I turn off the machine.
    Which infos do you need to help me?


    --------------------------------------------
    It worked!
    Thanks a million!
    Now I just have to figure out why I cannot access the folders, but they are there even after reboot.

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    You need to omv-mkconf fstab before reboot too :)

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