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Another entry to the "Double the Memory Challenge" OpenMediaVault is a wonderful web interface to create and manage a NAS (Network attached storage). Getting OpenMediaVault installed on Raspbian (armhf) requires a little bit of effort, as there is no official packages from OMV. Some users however, have ported the majority of the packages, and I'll share with you how to get them installed.
Package Sources
First, you need to elevate your priviledges:
sudo -i Add package sources for OMV and armhf:
echo 'deb http://packages.omv-plugins.org fedaykin main' >/etc/apt/sources.list.d/omv-plugins-org-fedaykin.list echo 'deb http://packages.omv-plugins.org fedaykin-armhf main' >/etc/apt/sources.list.d/omv-plugins-org-fedaykin-armhf.list wget -O - http://packages.omv-plugins.org/apt/99omv-plugins-org > /etc/apt/preferences.d/99omv-plugins-org wget -O - http://packages.omv-plugins.org/omv-plugins.pub|apt-key add - apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
Install OpenMediaVault
apt-get install openmediavault
**Note: You might get prompted for preconfiguration info. Unless you know better, use the defaults.
If you encounter an error when setting up tftpd-hpa package then you'll need to edit it's configuration file:
nano /etc/default/tftpd-hpa
Change TFTP_OPTIONS like this:
TFTP_OPTIONS="--secure --ipv4"
To resolve the tftpd-hpa package installation and cleanup the mess:
apt-get install openmediavault
OMV Houskeeping
You can change the webgui password with the omv-firstaid utility.
OMV seems to disable SSH when installing. If you want to re-enable SSH, that can be achieved through the raspi-config utility. If you're going to be using NFS, then issue the following command, to start the service on boot:
update-rc.d rpcbind defaults
You can now reboot your RPi. When it comes back up, browse to it, and you should see the OMV login prompt!
| Product Name* | Description | Supplier | ||
| Raspberry Pi Model BRaspberry Pi Model B | Raspberry Pi model B | Raspberry Pi |
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| Optical MouseOptical Mouse | Basic USB optical mouse | IONE / Pro Signal |
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| Raspberry Pi Power SupplyRaspberry Pi Power Supply | 120-240v to 5V power supply with micro USB connector | Raspberry Pi |
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| KeyboardKeyboard | Basic USB keyboard | Gear Head / A4 Tech |
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| 8GB PNY Class 10 SDHC Card | 8GB Class 10 high performance SD memory card | PNY |
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*Products and resources listed are listed to help members build their own Pi Projects. They are suggestions and listed for educational purposes. For substitutions of any parts, please post a question asking the original author.
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