Pogo install OpenMediaVault

We are now ready to install OpenMediaVault.

1. Add OpenMediaVault's repository to apt's sources list directory.
   

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   # vi /etc/apt/sources.list.d/openmediavault.list

   Enter this line into the end of the file:
   

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   deb http://packages./public fedaykin main

   The newer fedaykin release is unfortunately not compatible with Debian Squeeze due to a dependency, so please stick to omnius release.
2. In order to install packages from OpenMediaVault's repository, you need to add its archive key into apt:
   

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   # wget -O - http://packages./public/archive.key | apt-key add -# apt-get update# apt-get install openmediavault-keyring

   You can check the key is indeed installed in apt.
   

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   # apt-key list# wget http://ftp.us./debian/pool/main/x/xmlstarlet/xmlstarlet_1.3.1-3_armel.deb
# dpkg -i xmlstarlet_1.3.1-3_armel.deb

   To refresh package lists with this newly added key, run this command:
   

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   # apt-get update

3. During the installation of OpenMeidaVault, there will be some configurations require user interactions. To assist the process, it's better to install whiptail package ahead of time if it's not already installed.
   

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   # apt-get install apt-utils whiptail

   You might also want to install tmux package so that you can continue session if disconnected.
   

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   # apt-get install tmux
# tmux

4. And now, install OpenMediaVault from the repository:
   

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   # apt-get install openmediavault

   It will take quite a while for apt-get to retrieve and install all the required packages. During the process you are required to answer some questions for configurations, so don't wonder too far away.
5. Once the installation finishes, you won't have access via SSH after you log out the current session because by default OpenMediaVault doesn't enable any services. You will need to use your browser to visit your Pogoplug's IP address and sign in as "admin" with password "openmediavault".
6. There are several things you need to do first time you log in the OpenMediaVault Web Administration.
   
   • In System/General Settings, change your Web Administrator Password.
   • In System/Date & Time, set your Time Zone and whether to Use NTP server.
   • In System/Network/Interfaces, edit your network interface and click OK to make sure it's properly configured. Otherwise, the network interfaces won't show up in Diagnostics/System Information/Interfaces.
   • In Services, you can consider to enable whatever services you need.