Essential Media Server Hardware Acceleration Guide for Smooth Streaming
If you run a home media server, enabling media server hardware acceleration is the single biggest performance upgrade you can make. Whether you use Jellyfin or Plex, offloading…
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Update OpenMediaVault Without Losing Data: The Complete Safe Guide
Update OpenMediaVault Without Losing Data: The Complete Safe Guide If you’ve been putting off updating your NAS because you’re afraid of what might happen to your files, this…
OpenClaw Docker on Home Server
If you want a private, self-hosted assistant you can reach from anywhere, OpenClaw Docker on Home Server is a solid setup: the Gateway runs in Docker, your data…
Migrating Jellyfin and qBittorrent Between Two OpenMediaVault Servers (Without Breaking Anything)
Self‑hosting is amazing… right up until you realise you want to move multiple terabytes of media and torrents from one box to another without losing watch history, metadata,…
How to Run Nextcloud in Docker on OpenMediaVault with User Data on a RAID Array
Self‑hosting Nextcloud on an OpenMediaVault (OMV) server is a great way to take control of your files, calendars, contacts, and photos. In this guide, we’ll go through a…
How to Run OneDrive in Docker on a RAID‑Backed Home Server
Self‑hosting a home server is awesome… until you realize your important documents and photos still live only in the cloud. In this guide we’ll walk through how to…
Running WordPress + MariaDB in Docker on OpenMediaVault: A Step‑by‑Step Guide and Pitfalls to Avoid
Self‑hosting WordPress sounds simple: “just run a container and you’re done”. In reality, if you’re doing it on OpenMediaVault (OMV) with Docker, paths, volumes, and passwords can easily…
How to Completely Disable Disk Sleep (Spindown) on Linux and OpenMediaVault
If you’re running a NAS, a server, or even a simple Linux box, you might want your hard drives to stay active all the time. By default, many…
How to Test SSD and HDD Speed on OpenMediaVault (Without Losing Your Mind)
When you’re running OpenMediaVault (OMV) on your NAS or home server, it’s normal to want to check how fast your drives actually are—especially when you’ve just plugged in…