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 This is the single instance where an SSD or a spinning hard drive may create the illusion of higher performance.  In the traditional role of a NAS as a File Server, when the server boots, the Linux kernel and most of the necessary processes required to act as a File Server are loaded into RAM - the fastest possible media for execution. \\ This is the single instance where an SSD or a spinning hard drive may create the illusion of higher performance.  In the traditional role of a NAS as a File Server, when the server boots, the Linux kernel and most of the necessary processes required to act as a File Server are loaded into RAM - the fastest possible media for execution. \\
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-Navigating openmediavault's WEB/GUI interface is another matter.  Loading WEB pages may call files from the boot drive which may make the server appear to be slower, when using slow media.  However, the speed of the boot drive has little impact on overall file server function and actual NAS file serving performance.\\+Navigating openmediavault's WEB/GUI interface is another matter.  Loading WEB pages may call files from the boot drive which may make the server appear to be slower, when using slower media.  However, the speed of the boot drive has little impact on overall file server function and actual NAS file serving performance.\\
 * **The above assumes that adequate RAM has been provisioned.** * \\ * **The above assumes that adequate RAM has been provisioned.** * \\
  
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 === Final Notes on Choosing a Boot Drive === === Final Notes on Choosing a Boot Drive ===
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 Openmediavault's boot requirements are very modest:\\ Openmediavault's boot requirements are very modest:\\
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-                Buying flash devices on-line, even from reputable retailers, comes with the substantial risk of buying fakes.  Buying flash drives, in sealed packaging, from walk-in retail stores with liberal return policies is recommended.  The use of cheap generics, fakes or knockoffs is highly discouraged.  They tend to have a short life and they're known to cause problems, even if they initially test error-free.  +                Buying flash devices on-line, even from reputable retailers, comes with the substantial risk of buying fakes.  Buying flash drives, in sealed packaging, from walk-in retail stores with liberal return policies is recommended.  The use of cheap generics or knockoffs is highly discouraged.  They tend to have a short life and they're known to cause problems, even if they initially test error-free.  
 In addition, to detect fakes or defective media even when new; all SD-cards and USB thumb-drives should be formatted and tested in accordance with the process outlined under Format and Testing Flash Media.  If they fail error testing, return them for a refund. In addition, to detect fakes or defective media even when new; all SD-cards and USB thumb-drives should be formatted and tested in accordance with the process outlined under Format and Testing Flash Media.  If they fail error testing, return them for a refund.
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 ==== Hardware - The Bottom Line ==== ==== Hardware - The Bottom Line ====
  
-Again, openmediavault/Debian's hardware requirements are modest.  Nearly any IBM +Again, openmediavault/Debian's hardware requirements are modest.  Nearly any 64-bit IBM 
 compatible PC or Laptop produced in the last 15 years could be re-purposed as an  compatible PC or Laptop produced in the last 15 years could be re-purposed as an 
 openmediavault server.\\ openmediavault server.\\
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 ===== Installing OMV7 on Single Board Computers (SBC's) ===== ===== Installing OMV7 on Single Board Computers (SBC's) =====
-Installation guides for SBC installations are available → [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv7:raspberry_pi_install|for Raspberry PI's]] and [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv7:armbian_bookworm_install|Armbian Supported SBC's]].\\+Installation guides for SBC installations are available → [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv8:raspberry_pi_install|for Raspberry PI's]] and [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv7:armbian_bookworm_install|Armbian Supported SBC's - (Coming Soon)]].\\
  
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-===== Installing OMV7 on i386 32-bit Platforms ===== 
  
-An installation guide for 32-bit platforms is available → [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv7:i386_32-bit_install|here]]. 
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 ===== amd64 (64-bit) Platforms ===== ===== amd64 (64-bit) Platforms =====
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 Beginners should download the latest __stable__ version from  Beginners should download the latest __stable__ version from 
 [[https://www.openmediavault.org/download.html|openmedivault.org]] and  [[https://www.openmediavault.org/download.html|openmedivault.org]] and 
-copy the SHA 256 checksum for the ISO.  **OMV7** is, currently the Stable version.  The checksum value will +copy the SHA 256 checksum for the ISO.  **OMV8** is, currently the Stable version.  The checksum value will 
 be used with the MD5 SHA checksum utility.  (Windows Notepad can open MD5 files by  be used with the MD5 SHA checksum utility.  (Windows Notepad can open MD5 files by 
 selecting “**All Files**”, next to the file name drop down.) \\  selecting “**All Files**”, next to the file name drop down.) \\ 
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 [[https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-burn-an-iso-image-file-to-a-dvd-2626156|How to burn an ISO image in Windows 7, 8, 10]] \\ [[https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-burn-an-iso-image-file-to-a-dvd-2626156|How to burn an ISO image in Windows 7, 8, 10]] \\
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 +** If installing to a standard hard drive or SSD, skip  
 +to → [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv7:new_user_guide#amd64_openmediavault_installation|Openmediavault_Installation]].** 
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 === Creating a Bootable ISO Thumb-drive === === Creating a Bootable ISO Thumb-drive ===
  
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-** If installing to a standard hard drive or SSD, skip  +
-to → [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv7:new_user_guide#amd64_openmediavault_installation|Openmediavault_Installation]].** +
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 this topic. → [[https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-enter-bios-2624481|How To Enter BIOS]]. \\ this topic. → [[https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-enter-bios-2624481|How To Enter BIOS]]. \\
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 ==== Regarding UEFI ==== ==== Regarding UEFI ====
  
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