Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@rupeshrathod8123 says : how to acces files from other place, like cloud storage ? , thanks in advance.>> <<@azarobi says : I can not seem to configure the network correctly. The IP address it shows after installation does not even belong to me homes subnet. sigh.>> <<@AmyJinkerson-d1f says : On a scale of 1 to 10 this guy gets a 20 thanks Chris>> <<@AmyJinkerson-j1i says : Chris can you send me a message please about open media vault can the server wireless like have it in another room with out a LAN cable connected to the router or modem i need to know>> <<@FF7Debug says : @13:00 "proper computing" 😅>> <<@motzingg says : Excellent video, great pacing!>> <<@youssefessahli2179 says : All Linux distros and using Windows at last. Ipocrisia 😂>> <<@Grazell says : Your mini pc IS a single board computer>> <<@HKey_Root says : I know the script for this vid off by heart. Had tremendous difficulty expanding this NAS. After what appeared to be a successful installation drives would simply disappear the next day. Like a dog with a bone and dozens of retries later I had to resort to eliminating M.2 cradles, M.2 drives and USB leads. The problem was poor manufacturing quality of both USB-A to USB-C and USB-C to USB-C leads that weren't USB-C spec. (discarding, of course, charge only leads first). I've thrown away 5 leads where the manufacturers haven't adhered to USB-C spec.>> <<@AmyJinkerson-d1f says : I just got my open media vault finally finished thanks for the help>> <<@dpwaaw says : Thanks for a great video...I currently use a Raspberry Pi OMV with a 2Terabyte raid 1 storage. It is set up very similar to this mini PC>> <<@myhomeaudio8751 says : Best video I have found for omv>> <<@gasracing5000 says : Thank you, this helpful. 🤜🤛🏾>> <<@stanviilg says : Use it before tolk about it.U can use one drive for os and install plugin to use root filesystem for storage. Or u can install omv, then boot from usb live Ubuntu or any other Linux and resaize sistem partition and add new for your data....>> <<@CollaborativeFilms says : You got me at "5-4-3-2-1 Thunderbirds are go and all that!" Great, and very informative video. Thank you for sharing it!>> <<@AmyJinkerson-d1f says : Thank you Christopher for the information and help it worked out great for me>> <<@bmiller949 says : Thank you for explaining the main points how to get your NAS set up.>> <<@libervolucion says : Really helpful, thank you for sharing.>> <<@JohnnyJTav says : I used a Rasp Pi 4 with 160gb MVme and followed setup for OMV. Works Great.😎>> <<@JasonTechSF says : I am confused: At 15:14, why do we have to create another share? Haven't we already created a share called BMAX earlier?>> <<@rondlh20 says : 1:39 The boot drive CAN be used for network data storage, they offer a plugin to enable this capability (openmediavault-sharerootfs)>> <<@edmundocartagena9660 says : You better removed the section you recommended 'Balena Etcher" as it damages the USB!>> <<@Tome4kkkk says : So is that Bmax B1 Plus still a better SBC option for NAS in 2025? Any other recommendations?>> <<@fazum says : Perfect! Thanks!>> <<@abulka says : Explaining openmediavault with the snapraid+mergerfs plugins would be an excellent part 2, to make things properly raid-like, using multiple drives pooled as one volume. Simulated drive failures and replacing a drive would make a part 3. I’ve just been through all this myself and it’s not easy (but doable) and needs ‘explaining’. 😉>> <<@shrinivasexe says : Thanks! That was very helpful>> <<@IanNewYashaTheFinalAct says : I just found out the hard way: OMV7 and/or the Bmax B1 just like the one used here in this tutorial does NOT recognize a microSD card larger than 128gb in the native slot or 256gb via USB card reader. The new 512 gb micro SDXC I bought does not show up at all even though I could use it and even format it on a Windows PC>> <<@bertitolino says : Great tutorial, but with the last step, Windows 10 Pro refuses to make access with the shared folder, unknown error. This happens with mybooklive too. Is there any port I should open on the modem/router?>> <<@DimitrisSKG says : I installed it but the only thing that I see when I connect to the IP is the icon Dashboard with nothing underneeth it :( No options.. What did I did wrong?>> <<@xtalplanet says : As usual, straight forward an easy to follow tutorial, Thanks>> <<@shahzadhaider9195 says : Well, if you only need to access your files on the local network, why go through all this hassle? Just share a folder in Windows—totally unnecessary.>> <<@misu05Bv says : Nice! 😎>> <<@baiano05-dhe says : Thanks for video. I have a mini pc asus with 2955u cpu and 16gb of ram. Can it run OMV? whit same docker too?>> <<@hansM6683 says : Encouraged by your very informative video and other people here on YouTube I build my first NAS and installed openmedia vault...again and again...and again. There was always something and however many forums i visited, it was a frustrating experience. Every time I got to a point, when I thought everything was done, there it was again, 500 internal error. I plugged in my NAS directly to the router for a stable internet connection, installed the necessary plugins to create Raid arrays and still when I wanted to save the pending configuration changes, there it was again 500 internal server error. My system is a 5600g with 32gigs of Ram on a mini ITX board from Gigabyte, with all the latest bios updates. 4 disks are direktly connected to the board with sata, another 2 are connected to an pci sata adapter, because mini itx.>> <<@gavin_x7x says : I went through every step and everything went well until came to "map network drive" it says "Windows cannot access //OPENMEDIAVAULT">> <<@BartoszRodziewicz says : Nice tutorial, just one question why would you use smb to access a network drive under Linux when there are better options available?>> <<@opensourcetexas says : Great video. Love your content.>> <<@k9slover says : Very good video, well explained and informative. In other words, it worked for me.>> <<@amonraboga says : Can you connect a DAS to a mini pc and use it like a NAS>> <<@ethansiva says : What if I'm outside home and have to access my NAS?>> <<@erolzabunoglu6295 says : Thank you.>> <<@joeykido1450 says : Realy nice and straight to target video. Im sadly stuck on the permission stepp. I did setup a user with all the read/write permissions, granted him acces. but windows did not let me login with the user data. I dont get the popup for it...>> <<@MudguardFan says : Thanks>> <<@MudguardFan says : Very helpful. Easy to understand and follow. Got OMV setup in no time. One point though: I am using a refurbished mini PC, and had to disable safe boot before OMV would boot. I got messages about this on burning the iso to usb, otherwise I might have got stuck. All works on my desktop, but for some reason my laptop sees the OMV computer but “windows cannot access”. More fun for me sometime.>> <<@VexoClipsYT7645 says : it asked me for cridentials in windows>> <<@flirtypie says : Thanks for the walkthrough>> <<@HeberFerrazLeite says : With all due respect ... this video only showed the trivial part. The non-trivial that I would be interested in is: how do I attach 3 or more HDDs to such a mini-PC to create a large RAID5?>> <<@FRIENDSLOP-GAMES-ARE-TERRIBLE says : 1:02 The logo also comes with cloaking>> <<@Donotfollow5 says : This is an amazing guide, It would be fantastic if you can create more guides like this one and also update the old ones if major changes are made>> <<@JohnSmith-mf3dh says : "Shaitan", really? Some people either are stupid or don't know what they are playing with. Won't stop me from evaluating it to be bought, but makes me think about if they trully are stupid or just trolling. >inb4 the use of the word daemon in linux, I know Greek mythology and you don't see the word kakodaemon in linux, do you?>>