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There was an error in the screenshot above, here with firmware mount. I think the kernel was compiled without udf function.

Another error is e.g. the fact that in 5.1.123 (UHD) I can mount ISOs via "mount -o ro,loop" and unfortunately not in version 6.0.

So, I did a complete reinstallation of 5.1.123. I then went from 5.1.123 to 6.0.217 to 6.0.229. I first made all the settings there, deactivated the timeout and had exactly the same error.

I have install 5.1.123 and after a few days i have updated to version 6.0.229.

Hello, unfortunately I still have a login timeout but I have not set a log-out time. I have enabled and disabled it again but there is a login timeout. As soon as I don't do something on the dashboard for a while, the login timeout occurs and I have to log in again. I've already cleaned Firefox's ca...

It would make sense to abolish the RAID mode history. Each HDD gets 4 partitions, one partition being the mirror partition of the OS. Basically it makes no sense. The advantage of this is that the system starts as soon as the "main" HDD is no longer running. Otherwise it makes no sense unf...

I notice that TOS 6 mounts the USB drives again under VolumeX/@USB, whereas under TOS 5.1 it mounts under /mnt/@usb.
Basically, it is better solved under TOS 5.1, as the NVME/SSD/HDD is left alone and the mount point is exactly where it should be.

i have very often a Login Timeout but i have not set a log-out time.

Is it possible that TOS 6 can't load iso files via "mount -o ro,loop"
with V5.1 its look like fine.

A little tip, take a small USB stick (Sandisk Ultra Fit or Samsung FIT Plus) and install Armbian CLI on it. You can also install OMV with Bullseye CLI (armbian-config -> Software -> Softy -> OMV). Unscrew the housing, remove the old stick, put in the new one, screw the housing, start and wait about ...