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--- omv7:i386_32-bit_install [2024/02/05 01:32] – [When Installing to a USB Thumbdrive] crashtest
+++ omv7:i386_32-bit_install [2024/02/05 01:51] – [Preliminary Prep for OMV] crashtest
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 ===== When Installing to a USB Thumbdrive =====
-  * **h2testw_1.4** is a flash media test program.  With a freshly formatted USB thumbdrive, h2testw_1.4 writes flash media with known content and verifies that content in a read operation, detecting errors in the process. Direct download -> [[http://www.heise.de/ct/Redaktion/bo/downloads/h2testw_1.4.zip|h2testw_1.4]]  h2testw_1.4 downloads as a zip file.  By right clicking on the zip file, and using “Extract All”, 7-Zip will expand the zip file to a folder named h2testw_1.4  The executable inside this folder is a portable application. Simply run the executable.  (If needed 7-Zip is available → here.)
   * [[https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter/index.html|SD Formatter]] is a utility for formatting flash media, that does a “TRIM” operation which cleans up remnants of deleted or previously existing files.  While designed for SD-cards, it works with USB Thumbdrives as well.
+  * [[http://www.heise.de/ct/Redaktion/bo/downloads/h2testw_1.4.zip|h2testw_1.4]] is a flash media test program.  With a freshly formatted USB thumbdrive, h2testw_1.4 writes flash media with known content and verifies that content in a read operation, detecting errors in the process.   h2testw_1.4 downloads as a zip file.  By right clicking on the zip file, and using “Extract All”, 7-Zip will expand the zip file to a folder named h2testw_1.4  The executable inside this folder is a portable application. Simply run the executable.
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 ==== *Alternate 64-bit installation* ====
-If doing an alternate 64-bit installation, download and use the **amd64** version of OMV6-Bullseye.  Other than this __**one**__ change, the following installation process will apply.
+If doing an **alternate 64-bit installation**, download and use the **netinst CD image - amd64** version of Debian 12, Bookworm.  Other than this __**one**__ change, the following installation process will apply.
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 If the decision is made to boot from a USB thumbdrive; pre-test the drive as shown, in the following, before use.  \\
-For hard drive or SSD boot drives, skip down to → [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv7:i386_32-bit_install#installation|Installation]].  ((Check this link.))
+For hard drive or SSD boot drives, skip down to → [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv7:i386_32-bit_install#installation|Installation]].
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-<html><center>After the Thumdrive format is completed, open **h2testw** and select your language.</center></html>
+<html><center>After the Thumdrive format is completed, open <b>h2testw</b> and select your language.</center></html>
-<html><center>Then, click on **Select target**</center></html>
+<html><center>Then, click on <b>Select target</b></center></html>
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-<html><center>Select **Write+Verify**.  (DO NOT check the **endless verify** box)</center></html>
+<html><center>Select <b>Write+Verify</b>.  (DO NOT check the <b>endless verify</b> box)</center></html>
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-<html><center>**“Without errors”** is the desired outcome.  If the media tests with errors or is much smaller than is indicated by the Thumbdrive's labeled size, don't use it.</center></html>
+<html><center><b>“Without errors”</b> is the desired outcome.</center></html>
+<html><center>If the media tests with errors or is much smaller than is indicated by the Thumbdrive's labeled size, don't use it.</center></html>
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 <html><center>After H2testw verifies the USB thumbdrive; do one more clean format, using SDFormatter, before using thumbdrive.</center></html>
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-Note the address in this case - 192.168.1.57
+Note the address in this case - **192.168.1.57**
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 (*Note: “**Paste**” is supported by PuTTY, with a **right mouse click**.*)
-Copy (highlight and **Ctrl+C**) and paste (right mouse click) the following into the SSH window.  Hit **Enter**.
+Copy (highlight and **Ctrl+C**) the following and paste it (**right mouse click**) into the SSH window.  Hit **Enter**.
 ''apt-get install wget sudo -y''