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--- omv7:armbian_bookworm_install [2024/02/07 02:16] – [Not Supported] crashtest
+++ omv7:armbian_bookworm_install [2024/04/11 02:29] (current) – [Wireless Networking] crashtest
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-====== Installing OMV7 on Armbian Bookworm ======
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+Remark: Given the similar setup, this doc contains numerous reused screen shots from the OMV7-Armbian Bulleye doc.
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+<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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 ===== Supported Devices =====
-Given the wide variety of Armbian supported devices and the images available for these devices, it's important to understand what will and will not work with an openmediavault 7 installation.\\
+Given the wide variety of Armbian supported devices, and the images available for these devices, it's important to understand what will and will not work with an Openmediavault 7 installation.\\
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 **OMV7** will install on most SBC devices with Armbian support and a **Debian 12 __Bookworm__** image.\\
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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 to be used.
+  * 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**" should 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, by 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 Armbian team**" may work but should **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.\\
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 ===== Prerequisites =====
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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.
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-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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 <html><center><b>Armbian will prompt for additional settings:</b></center></html>
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-  * The shell to be used: Beginners should use **bash**.
+  * **Create default system command shell**: Beginners should use **bash**.
-  * The creation of a non-root user, with “sudo” admin abilities: User's choice.  ''Ctrl+C'' will exit user creation.
+  * **Create a new user account**:  If completed, this dialog creates a non-root user, with “sudo” admin abilities.  ''Ctrl+C'' exits user creation.
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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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