Only thing I could think of is maybe the Chipset B460 is too new to be recognized by OMV? Doesn't make sens since I tried booting Linux Mint 20.04 & the I219-V was recognized no problem. I tried using all the various Intel drivers during the install, not of them were recognized, including the e1000e. No go! I tried even the wireless AX200 on the mobo, also not recognized. The problem I have is that I installed the latest drivers for the Intel Ethernet Controller i219-V, reinstalled multiple times, checked in the BIOS about anything ethernet related, tried CMD commands like ipconfig ( /release /renew ) or netsh. So I figured I'd try a new fresh install on my new combo B today, latest downloaded version of OMV.

When I booted the new combo B, I discovered that OMV could no longer find my NIC, the Intel I219-V - the same NIC that was on my previous motherboard. Step 1: Determining WLAN chip and installing dependencies. Install Intel R Ethernet Connection 2 I219-V driver for Windows 10 圆4, or download DriverPack Solution software for automatic driver installation and update.There are three BIOS versions on Gigabytes site, I may try all three. I intended to just use the same boot drive I had been running on combo A with the new combo B. Download per Connessione di rete Intel Ethernet I219-LM. I replaced that combo with a Celeron G5900 / ROG Strix B460-I Gaming motherboard (combo B), along with 4 4TB Toshiba NAS HDD's. The3n click on the Detials tab and from the dropdown list find 'Hardware Ids', will look something like this, and enter it in the Vendor search box, and it will tell you whether it is the Intel or Atheros. Latest version of OMV had been running great off that combo. Open Device Manager and locate the wifi adapter, right click on it and select Properties. So, Like a dummy, I sold my Penium G4560 / ROG Strix B250I Gaming motherboard (combo A) recently on ebay because I wanted to get more up-to-date hardware to run my OMV Server.

Wifi driver for intel i 219 v