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# How to Install OpenMediaVault on MXLinux

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2024-09-22

### How to Install OpenMediaVault on MXLinux

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OpenMediaVault is a versatile, open-source network-attached storage (NAS) solution, perfect for setting up a file or media server. This guide provides a step-by-step walkthrough for installing OpenMediaVault on the latest MXLinux distribution.

**Prerequisites**

Ensure you have the following before beginning:

-   A computer with MXLinux installed
-   A stable internet connection
-   Sudo privileges
-   An administrative user account

**Step 1: Add OpenMediaVault Key and Repository**

First, add the OpenMediaVault key and repository. Execute these commands in your terminal:

> wget -O - https://repo.openmediavault.org/openmediavault.key | sudo apt-key add -
> echo "deb https://repo.openmediavault.org/public usul main" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/openmediavault.list

Afterward, update your system's package repository:

> sudo apt-get update

**Step 2: Install OpenMediaVault**

With the repository in place, install OpenMediaVault using:

> sudo apt-get install openmediavault

Follow the installation prompts to configure OpenMediaVault. Ensure you select 'Yes' to configure the web interface.

**Step 3: Accessing the OpenMediaVault Web Interface**

Post-installation, access the web interface by visiting:

> http://\[your-IP-address\]:8080

Replace `[your-IP-address]` with your MXLinux system's IP address. To find your IP, use the terminal command `ip addr` and look for the address associated with your ethernet or wireless adapter.

Log in using your credentials at the OpenMediaVault login screen.

**Step 4: Set Up Storage**

After logging in, navigate to the 'Storage' tab to create a new file system. Remember to back up your data before formatting the disk, as this will erase all existing data.

**Conclusion**

This guide has shown you how to install OpenMediaVault on MXLinux. By completing these steps, you now have a robust NAS system to establish a personal file or media server and more.

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