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omv7:i386_32-bit_install [2024/02/05 01:47] – [Format and Test Flash Media] crashtestomv7:i386_32-bit_install [2024/12/22 18:41] (current) – crashtest
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 <html><center><span style="color:#000066;font-size:250%;">( & Alt 64 bit install )</span></center></html> <html><center><span style="color:#000066;font-size:250%;">( & Alt 64 bit install )</span></center></html>
  
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   * **Disable Secure Boot**.  Secure boot is designed to prevent changes to the currently installed OS.  Obviously, this has the potential to interfere with a new OS installation.      * **Disable Secure Boot**.  Secure boot is designed to prevent changes to the currently installed OS.  Obviously, this has the potential to interfere with a new OS installation.   
-  * **Enable legacy BIOS**.  This may be represented as **Enable Legacy BOOT**, **Enable Legacy BIOS** and similar labels.  **__Disable__ UEFI Boot** may be an option as well.+  * **Enable Legacy BIOS**.  This may be represented as **Enable Legacy BOOT**, **Enable Legacy BIOS** and similar labels.  **__Disable__ UEFI Boot** may be an option as well. 
 +  * **Compatibility Support Mode**.  Another mode on newer Motherboards, that is similar to **Enable Legacy BIOS**, which enables the installation of an alternate operating system. 
  
 For users who are unsure of how to enter into BIOS and set variables, the guidance found -> [[https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-enter-bios-2624481|here]] may be useful.  For users who are unsure of how to enter into BIOS and set variables, the guidance found -> [[https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-enter-bios-2624481|here]] may be useful. 
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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**.*) (*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'' ''apt-get install wget sudo -y''
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 The web GUI user is **admin** and the default password is **openmediavault**\\ The web GUI user is **admin** and the default password is **openmediavault**\\
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-With the installation process complete, users should configure their server, with the OMV7 New User Guide starting with the +With the installation process complete, users should configure their server, with the OMV7 New User Guide, starting with the 
 section titled → [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv7:new_user_guide#initial_configuration|Initial Configuration]].\\ section titled → [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv7:new_user_guide#initial_configuration|Initial Configuration]].\\
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