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--- omv7:armbian_bookworm_install [2024/02/07 02:58] – [Armbian - First Time Logon] crashtest
+++ omv7:armbian_bookworm_install [2024/11/14 18:02] (current) – [Not Supported] crashtest
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-====== Installing OMV7 on Armbian Bookworm ======
+<html><!---
+Remark: Given the similar setup, this doc contains numerous reused screen shots from the OMV7-Armbian Bulleye doc.
+---></html>
+<html><center><span style="color:#000066;font-size:300%;">Installing OMV7 on Armbian Bookworm</span></center></html>
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+====== Installing OMV7 on Armbian Bookworm ======
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 Due to the lack of the numerous Single Board Computers (SBC's) required for testing and integration, providing images for all Armbian supported SBC's, with Openmediavault (OMV) pre-installed, will not be possible.
-However, installing OMV6 on Armbian supported SBC's is a relatively easy task.  This document is a guide for that purpose.
+However, installing OMV7 on Armbian supported SBC's is a relatively easy task.  This document is a guide for that purpose.
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   * **Bookworm** images **with desktops** are **not** supported.
   * **Jammy**, **Trixie** and other non-Bookworm variants are **not** supported.
-  * Images at the bottom of some device pages under the heading of "**Rolling releases from CI pipeline**" are **not** supported.
+  * Images at the bottom of some device pages under the heading of "**Rolling releases from CI pipeline**" are **not supported**.
-  * Images at the very bottom of some device pages with the warning "**Made with official Armbian build framework but untested by Armbian team**" are **not to be used**.  (These images are built nightly -   usually the date will be the current day or the day before.)  They're auto generated for test purposes only, for software developers. Typically, **Auto generated images** have **login warnings** as noted below.\\
+  * **Bookworm** images at the very bottom of some device pages, with the warning "**Made with official Armbian build framework but untested by the Armbian team**", are not supported.  While they usually work, they're auto generated for test purposes, for software developers.
+(These images are built nightly.  Usually their date will be the current day or a few days before.   Typically, **Auto generated images** have **login warnings** as noted below.  Read and heed the warning.)\\
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 This installation process __requires__ a wired Ethernet connection and Internet access.
-Typically, all that is needed to begin the installation is an Ethernet cable, an Armbian supported SBC, a power supply sufficient for the SBC model being used, and one SD-card (two are preferred for backup).
+Typically, all that is needed to begin the installation is an Ethernet cable, an Armbian supported SBC, a power supply sufficient for the SBC model being used, and one SD-card (two are preferred for backup).\\
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+<html>
+<body>
+  <table width="100%" border="0">
+    <tr>
+      <td colspan="2" style="background-color:#69A5FF;height:30px;">
+        <strong><span style="color:#FFFFFF;font-size:110%;">&#160; Note</span></strong>
+      </td>
+    </tr>
+    <tr>
+      <td style="background-color:#E6FEFF;height:25px;width:380px;">
+For best results, please <b>DO NOT</b> vary from the process outlined.<br>
+Examples of variation would be "preconfiguring wireless networking" or the installation of extra packages <i><b>before</b></i> running the installation script.<br>
+    </tr>
+  </table>
+</body>
+</html>
+\\
 To get started, a few utilities are needed to expand, check, and work with an Armbian image.
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 <html><center><b>When the SSH window opens:</b></center></html>
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 <html><center>Login as: <mark><b>root</b></mark>    The Armbian default password is: <mark><b>1234</b></mark></center></html>
-After logging in with the default password, you'll be required to change the root password.
+\\
-Follow the prompts to enter and confirm a new root password. (Remember this password.) \\
+<html><center>After logging in with the default password, you'll be required to change the root password.</center></html>
+<html><center>Follow the prompts to enter and confirm a new root password. (Remember this password.)</center></html>
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-On the command line, copy and paste the following command into the SSH window:
+On the command line, copy and paste the following commands, one at a time, into the SSH window:
 ''apt-get update''
-When the command prompt returns copy and paste the following command into the SSH window:
 ''apt-get upgrade -y''
-(This process with take a few to several minutes.)
+(The above command may take a few to several minutes to complete.)
+''wget -O - https://github.com/OpenMediaVault-Plugin-Developers/installScript/raw/master/preinstall | sudo bash''
 Finally, reboot the SBC with the following command:
-''reboot''
+''reboot''\\
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 **Note:**\\
-Some devices may require a hard power off and on.  In those cases, shutdown now, would be appropriate.  Remove and reconnect power.\\
+Some devices may require a hard power off and on, to reboot.  In such cases, physically remove and reconnect power.\\
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 In a few minutes, open a new PuTTY/SSH window for the installation of OMV.\\
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 <html><center>In the <b>SSID</b> field, enter the SSID for the wireless network.</center></html>
 <html><center>In the <b>Password</b> field, enter the WiFi encryption password.</center></html>
-<html><center>Under <b>IPv4</b>, in the <b>Method</b> field, click on the drop down arrow and select <b>DHCP</b>.</center></html>
+<html><center>Under <b>IPv4</b>, in the <b>Method</b> field, click on the drop down arrow and select <b>DHCP</b> or statically address as needed.</center></html>
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