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omv6:raspberry_pi_install [2022/10/31 13:33] – [The Raspberry PI OS Imager] crashtestomv6:raspberry_pi_install [2024/03/01 21:17] (current) – [The Raspberry PI OS Imager] crashtest
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   * //**Legacy Raspberry PI's**//   * //**Legacy Raspberry PI's**//
-R-PI models earlier than the 2B and the R-PI Zero have not been tested and are not supported.  They are far too slow to run a NAS application.  +R-PI models **earlier** than the 2B and the R-PI Zero have not been tested and are not supported.  They are far too slow to run a NAS application.  
 Please do not post on [[https://forum.openmediavault.org/|OMV's forum]], expecting support for these models. Please do not post on [[https://forum.openmediavault.org/|OMV's forum]], expecting support for these models.
  
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-        When an SD-card is inserted and recognized, Windows may offer to format the card more than once.  Cancel each of these attempts. +        When an SD-card is inserted and recognized, Windows may offer to format the card more than once.  Cancel <b>all</b> of these attempts. 
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 ==== Preinstallation Notes ==== ==== Preinstallation Notes ====
  
-All supported models of Raspberry PI will run the 32bit lite image.  However model 4's with 8Gb of ram would be limited to using 4Gb of ram for a "single process" This is not to say that the extra 4Gb of ram is wasted.  The additional 4Gb would be distributed among additional processes.  The 64bit lite version will allow more than 4Gb per process but it's worth noting that the need for more than 4Gb per process would be rare.+All supported models of Raspberry PI will run the 32bit lite image of Raspberry PI OS.  However, when using the 32bit image, model 4's with 8Gb of ram would be limited to using 4Gb of ram for a "single process" This is not to say that the extra 4Gb of ram is wasted.  The additional 4Gb would be distributed among additional processes.\\  However, the 64bit lite version will allow more than 4Gb per process and, in many instances, performance is better / faster.
  
-In any case, users with Raspberry PI **models 3 or higher** will be well served with the **64bit lite** version.\\+In any case, users with Raspberry PI **models 3 or higher** will be well served with **64bit lite** version.\\
 Users of Raspberry PI **model 2B** users should use the **32bit lite** image.\\ Users of Raspberry PI **model 2B** users should use the **32bit lite** image.\\
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 <html><center>Under <b>Operating System</b>, click on <b>"Choose OS".</b></center></html> <html><center>Under <b>Operating System</b>, click on <b>"Choose OS".</b></center></html>
 +<html><center>Then select <b>Raspberry PI OS <u>(other)</u></b>.</center></html>
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-<html><center>• Users of Raspberry PI <b>model 3</b> and higher should select <b>Raspberry PI OS <u>(other)</u></b>.</center></html> +----
-<html><center>From the additional choices provided, select <b>Raspberry PI OS <u>Lite 64bit</u></b></center></html>+
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-<html><center>• Raspberry PI model <b>2B</b> users should select <b>Raspberry PI OS <u>Lite 32bit</u></b> from the main menu.</center></html>+<html><center><b>From the additional choices provided:</b></center></html>
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 +<html><center>• Users of Raspberry PI <b>model 3</b> and higher should scroll down and select <b>Raspberry PI OS (Legacy, 64bit) Lite, "Bullseye"</b></center></html>
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 +<html><center>• Raspberry PI <b>model 2B</b> users should select <b>Raspberry PI OS (Legacy, 32bit) Lite, "Bullseye"</b>.</center></html>
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 +<html><strong><span style="color:#a54532;font-size:130%;">&#160; <center>Warning</center></span></strong>
 +<html><center>- <b>Do not select "Full" versions of Raspberry PI OS.</b>  Desktop versions are <b>not compatible</b> with Openmediavault.</center></html>
 +<html><center>- The installation of <b>OMV6</b> requires <b>Bullseye</b> based versions of Raspberry PI OS.  <b>Do not select "Bookworm" versions of Raspberry PI OS.</b>  </center></html>
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 • **Configure wireless LAN**.\\ • **Configure wireless LAN**.\\
-**Do Not** configure wireless LAN settings. During the installation, OMV will overwrite any wireless LAN settings created here.+**Do Not** configure wireless LAN settings. During the OMV installation, OMV will overwrite any wireless LAN settings created here.
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 The remainder of the settings, in this dialog, are optional.\\ The remainder of the settings, in this dialog, are optional.\\
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-At the completion of the burn and verify process, Windows may prompt with "format disk" and "unrecognized file system" warnings.  Ignore these warnings.+Click on **Save** and then click on the **WRITE** button.\\ 
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 +At the completion of the burn and verify process, Windows may prompt with "format disk" and "unrecognized file system" warnings.  **Ignore these warnings**.
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   * In the event that an IP address is not issued to your SBC, check the wired Ethernet connection and reboot the device.  This may mean unplugging and plugging the power supply back in.  Allow time for boot up (5 minutes or so) and check the DHCP server again.   * In the event that an IP address is not issued to your SBC, check the wired Ethernet connection and reboot the device.  This may mean unplugging and plugging the power supply back in.  Allow time for boot up (5 minutes or so) and check the DHCP server again.
   * If an address is not issued, or if the user doesn't know how to find the Raspberry Pi's IP address on their DHCP server, connect a monitor and a USB keyboard to watch the boot process until it completes.  If the IP address is not displayed at the end of the boot cycle, login with the user **pi** using the password **raspberry**.   * If an address is not issued, or if the user doesn't know how to find the Raspberry Pi's IP address on their DHCP server, connect a monitor and a USB keyboard to watch the boot process until it completes.  If the IP address is not displayed at the end of the boot cycle, login with the user **pi** using the password **raspberry**.
 +  * In rare instances, it may be necessary to reboot the LAN's router, followed by rebooting the Raspberry PI.
  
 Once logged in, type ''ip add'' on the command line.  Note the IP address of the Ethernet interface, in the output, and proceed to **First Time Login**. Once logged in, type ''ip add'' on the command line.  Note the IP address of the Ethernet interface, in the output, and proceed to **First Time Login**.
  
-(To be able to utilize Copy + Paste; working with the R-PI using SSH, as detailed  +To be able to utilize Copy + Paste
-in **First Time Login**, is highly recommended.)+Working with the R-PI using SSH, as detailed in **First Time Login**, is highly recommended.
  
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   * **To add an existing or add-on Wireless Interface** to openmediavault, see [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv6:raspberry_pi_install#final_notes|Final Notes]] below.   * **To add an existing or add-on Wireless Interface** to openmediavault, see [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv6:raspberry_pi_install#final_notes|Final Notes]] below.
   * New users can continue with the setup of OMV using the [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv6:new_user_guide|Getting Started with Openmediavault 6]] guide, starting in the section titled → [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv6:new_user_guide#initial_configuration|Initial Configuration]].   * New users can continue with the setup of OMV using the [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv6:new_user_guide|Getting Started with Openmediavault 6]] guide, starting in the section titled → [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv6:new_user_guide#initial_configuration|Initial Configuration]].
-  * All users are encouraged to review this resource → [[https://openmediavault.readthedocs.io/en/5.x/new_user_guide/newuserguide.html#operating-system-backup|Operating System Backup]] for an easy process to clone your SBC's SD-Card. ((Redirect to OMV6 maintenance guide when complete.))+  * All users are encouraged to review this resource → [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv6:utilities_maint_backup|Utilities, Maintenance & Backup]] for an easy process to clone your SBC's SD-Card and for additional information that will help in managing and maintaining an openmediavault server.
   * In the rare event that there's a issue with the "Current Image" downloaded by the R-PI imager, there's an → [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv6:alternate_raspberry_pi_install|Alternate OM6 R-PI build process]].   * In the rare event that there's a issue with the "Current Image" downloaded by the R-PI imager, there's an → [[https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv6:alternate_raspberry_pi_install|Alternate OM6 R-PI build process]].
  
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 Further configuration can be done, as needed, by clicking on the interface line and the edit button (pencil). Further configuration can be done, as needed, by clicking on the interface line and the edit button (pencil).
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 ===== A Closing Note ===== ===== A Closing Note =====
  
 We, who support the openmediavault project, hope that you’ll find your openmediavault server to be  We, who support the openmediavault project, hope that you’ll find your openmediavault server to be 
-easy, efficient, and enjoyable to use.\\+enjoyable, efficient, and easy to use.\\ 
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-hosting costs of this server. \\ +hosting costs of this server (OMV-Extras) and the project (Openmediavault). \\
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