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  I have googled this problem, checked the common issues thread, and tried to re-install 3 times with two SD cards. This is a reproducible problem.

  
  

  Problem:
  Networking appears to be partially broken after initial install of OMV5 on the Raspberry Pi 4.
  There is no GUI
  'ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT'
  There is no response to pings
  

  No response to SSH
  

  
  The router does give out a DHCP address

  
  

  Device: Raspberrypi 4 4gb
  SD Card: Sandisk Ultra 32GB
  OS: Raspbian buster lite (a50237c2f718bd8d806b96df5b9d2174ce8b789eda1f03434ed2213bbca6c6ff)
  OMV5: Installed via the below command on 2020-01-28
  

  To recreate.
  1. Use this official guide to install OMV5 on as raspberrypi 4.
  - This included all steps, paying close attention to adding the Pi user to the SSH group. I did not run `sudo raspi-config`. I ran `sudo apt update` and `sudo apt upgrade` as instructed.
  2. OMV5 install command completes sucessfuly
  3. Restart the Pi using `sudo reboot`
  4. Waited for 5 minutes
  5. No GUI, I confirmed the IP on my router, no other Pis running in the house. MAC address matched
  6. No SSH access to debug. - I understand that OMV disables SSH on install and that this is a feature not a bug

  
  

  Unfortunately I am running this Pi headlessly so I cannot debug it as SSH access is now disabled.

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