A cockpit module that displays hardware information for 45Drives storage server products.
Lists information about your 45Drives Storinator product including:
Displays disks as they appear physically on your 45Drives Storage Server.
This can show you useful device information including:
If ZFS is installed, you can also see additional information.
Shows the physical layout and placement of all PCI cards, Memory modules and SATA connections.
Currently supports the following motherboard models:
Note: All of the interactive information displayed in this module is also available in the 45Drives System module. If your board is not in the list of supported motherboards, the information can be obtained there.
https://repo.45drives.com/setup.html
The latest versions of our packages are available in our 45drives_testing repo.
By default, the 45drives_testing packages are not enabled.
You can enable them by editing /etc/yum.repos.d/45drives.repo
with a text editor (nano, vim, etc ).
Simply change enabled = 0
to enabled = 1
.
or
enable using this command: sed -i 's/enabled = 0/enabled = 1/g' /etc/yum.repos.d/45drives.repo
With the 45drives Repo enabled, you can now install using dnf from your terminal.
dnf install cockpit-45drives-hardware
https://repo.45drives.com/setup.html
The latest versions of our packages are available in our 45drives_testing repo.
By default, the 45drives_testing packages are not enabled.
You can enable them by editing /etc/apt/sources.list.d/45drives.list
with a text editor (nano, vim, etc ).
simply change Enabled: no
to Enabled: yes
.
or
enable using this command: sed -i 's/Enabled: no/Enabled: yes/g' /etc/apt/sources.list.d/45drives.sources
sudo apt install cockpit-45drives-hardware
Enter the ip address of your storage server into a web browser using port 9090. Example:
http://192.168.13.37:9090
Then enter your login credentials (you must have admin rights to use cockpit-hardware)