[RK3588]openmediavault configuration and test steps

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openmediavault plugin management and system information

Use a browser to access the IP of the deployed openmediavault board, and then enter the administrator account password (admin, openmediavault). After logging in, the first interface is as follows: you can see that the left side of the main page is the menu bar, and the right window displays system

information and service information (current service status)

openmediavault system information menu bar

In the system information, you can see the host name, openmediavault version, processor, system kernel, system time, running time, etc. For these specific information, you can click the system information in the diagnostic column on the lower left to view

In the summary, you can see the current CPU usage and memory usage information, which are dynamic and real-time.
In the above process option, you can also view the specific process running on the current machine, similar to the information obtained by using Top:

and in the system information-performance column, you can also view the CPU usage, memory usage, average Load and other information:

Finally, you can see the log information recorded by openmediavault in the system information-report, here is the interface for log download and export:

openmediavault plugin management

openmediavault supports multiple plug-in extensions, and can easily install and uninstall plug-ins through the web management page (the default is to install plug-ins online, and it also supports web upload deb plug-in package installation)

Note here:

• We need to use shared folders, FTP, NFS, SMB and other functions later, and we need to install the openmediavault-sharerootfs plug-in here
• If you use functions such as disk management and disk formatting, you need to install

openmediavault scandisk mount

Select Storage-Disk in the menu bar on the left, and you can view all the disk devices connected to the current device, as follows:

openmediavault share file directory and create new users and user groups

In the menu bar on the left, select Access Rights Management - User. Here you can add users as users of the shared folder later. The specific way to add a new user is as follows:

After selecting to add a new user, the following interface pops up:

Fill in the user name, comment, password and other information, pay attention to select the user group to which you belong,

openmediavault FTP service startup and directory configuration

Select Service-FTP on the left menu bar, and you can set, start, and stop the FTP service provided by openmediavault. The details are as follows: When

you access the FTP service provided by openmediavault through the client, you need to have shared files that can be operated and used Directory, here also need to set shared files, as follows:

Add here, the shared directory added here can only choose the shared directory that has been added in the access rights management-shared folder (if you find that there is no selected content, it may be that there is no shared path added in the shared folder, go back to access Shared folders in rights management), the details are as follows:

After adding normally, you can see the added shared folders here.

openmediavault NFS service startup and directory configuration

Select Service-NFS in the left menu bar, and use it in a similar way to start FTP service and share settings:


openmediavault SMB service start and directory configuration

Select Service-SMB on the left menu bar, and use it in a similar way to start FTP service and share settings:

Some problems and solutions:

The device device cannot be selected in the openmediavault shared folder creation problem:

1. First umount the mounted target storage device in the background, such as /dev/sdb1

# umount /dev/sdb1

2. On the openmediavault management page, press the button to mount it in the Storage–filesystem. After the mount is successful, the device has been mounted to a directory under /media/ in the background.
3. Then set the shared folder on the openmediavault management page, and then you can choose Device.

The guess is that the device in the shared folder of openmediavault can only be the storage device that is manually mounted through the page, and the storage device that is pre-mounted in the background of the system cannot be selected for security reasons.