Since this problem is so common and normal RPi users not aware of (and RPi folks tried to hide this problem for years) we do some logging: New approach for Raspberry Pi OMV imagesīut this requires using our recent OMV images (from July 2017 or later).

The RPi folks chose to implement the most unreliable powering method: 5V via MicroUSB which often results in brownouts with 'average' MicroUSB gear when consumption increases. Anyone know what this might be? Thanks in advance for any help! If you need more information, tell me and I'll provide it!

I’ve tried too disabling the swap file and running the server from an HDD and not a pen drive (both SSD and a normal HDD), but it still freezes. Can someone tell me what might be the problem with the RPi? I've tried lowering the settings of the server, but it keeps freezing. I've tried running the minecraft server from a pen drive connected to the RPi and it still freezes (and I didn't like doing so as I need to mount the pen drive on the same command of the server start and the location changes sometimes - /dev/sdc | /dev/sda1 | /dev/sdb1), so I went looking for a possible answer and I saw that one on reddit. I connect my 2 HDDs with a dock station powered with external source, it connects to the RPi with a USB 3.0 cable only, so I thought it might not have to do with power issues (by if it might still have, tell me). I've read on reddit it could be a problem with many reads/writes to the swap file because it's on the SD card and it can't handle that much or it had to do with not enough power. But after installing the minecraft one, sometimes the RPi freezes and keeps the green light On. Before having the minecraft server, the OMV server worked perfectly. I have a RPi 3 B running OMV 3.0.99 and a Minecraft spigot server.

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