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A New Chapter for MagicMirror: The Community Takes the Lead
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Use the Raspberry PI for MagicMirror and as NAS (OpenMediaVault) simultaneously

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    janoschvk
    last edited by Jul 5, 2021, 8:41 PM

    Hello,
    I’ve set up my MagicMirror a while ago. Now I came across this possibility to use the Raspberry Pi as NAS (Network Attached Storage). But in all tutorials (for the NAS program openmediavault), it’s said that I need to flash the openMediaVault.iso to my micro SD card. By that, my Raspberry Pi’s MagicMirror System would stop working right ?
    Now I’ve seen this other way of installing a NAS program to the pi: https://ittweak.de/raspberry-pi-nas-server-datei-server-einrichten-mit-samba/ (using samba and without a need for SD cards).
    Now I thought it might be a good idea of asking before. Is it possible to use the pi as NAS and magicmirror simlutaneously ? Has anybody made experiences with something like that ?
    I’m thankful for any advice!

    Best Regards,
    Janosch

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      matt216
      last edited by Jul 6, 2021, 7:35 AM

      It is definitely possible to run multiple services on the same pi, as long as the pi is powerful enough.
      You mentioned the NAS software has its own .iso - if you used that you’d then have to install magicmirror on top. You may come in to some conflicts there and have to tweak, but definitely worth a shot.
      Or if you start with your magicmirror install it is fairly simple to expose a shared folder to the network and have the pi act as a NAS also.
      Good luck!

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