Hey Tuxd3v, thank you for your reply, I have no idea what you wrote, I'm a noob at linux
I have the stock NAS fan that they sell on pine64 store and I just got my package last week.
I have this version of openmediavault installed Stretch armhf [microSD / eMMC Boot] [0.7.9] from http://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/ROCKPro...re_Release , because this is what folks on pine64 discord channel recommended to use for my needs, a plex media server that can stream 4K among full HD movies and tv series.
I wanted to install you FAN control software because I only have a heatsink on the board and it gets a bit hot on 4k , and was not working by default with this linux release.
I did use a raspberry pi 3 model B before with debian stretch installed and managed to install plex and a web server with the help of "google"
) without open media vault, I felt like I would get more performance if I do it manually. For rockpro64 I thought I would give openmediavault a try , but it seems like every time I do an update from "Update Management" or Plugins area of web UI I get tons of errors so I just let it a stock version. Maybe that's why you said that gcc is old.
On raspberry was easy, just apt-get update, upgrade , dist-upgrade and was set, I can't even get plex on latest version with OMV...
I have the stock NAS fan that they sell on pine64 store and I just got my package last week.
I have this version of openmediavault installed Stretch armhf [microSD / eMMC Boot] [0.7.9] from http://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/ROCKPro...re_Release , because this is what folks on pine64 discord channel recommended to use for my needs, a plex media server that can stream 4K among full HD movies and tv series.
I wanted to install you FAN control software because I only have a heatsink on the board and it gets a bit hot on 4k , and was not working by default with this linux release.
I did use a raspberry pi 3 model B before with debian stretch installed and managed to install plex and a web server with the help of "google"
) without open media vault, I felt like I would get more performance if I do it manually. For rockpro64 I thought I would give openmediavault a try , but it seems like every time I do an update from "Update Management" or Plugins area of web UI I get tons of errors so I just let it a stock version. Maybe that's why you said that gcc is old.On raspberry was easy, just apt-get update, upgrade , dist-upgrade and was set
, I can't even get plex on latest version with OMV...