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- | This installation is based on 18.04.2 LTS, Minimal Edition, 20.04 Netboot, Xubuntu 22.04, | + | This installation is based on Ubuntu |
Please read the entire procedure before installation so you are familiar with the process before “taking on the terminal”. | Please read the entire procedure before installation so you are familiar with the process before “taking on the terminal”. | ||
- | Previous versions were tested using an Intel i5-4th Generation computer with 16GB of RAM. Ubuntu 24.04 and Serviio 2.4 were tested using an i5-10th generation with 16GB of RAM | + | Previous versions were tested using an Intel i5-4th Generation computer with 16GB of RAM. Ubuntu 24.04, Linux Mint 22.1 and Serviio 2.4 were tested using an i5-10th generation with 16GB of RAM |
Since the Minimal install also doesn’t contain the packages of its big brothers, this will give you the information you need to install all the packages required to run Serviio from a minimal Ubuntu Server installation. | Since the Minimal install also doesn’t contain the packages of its big brothers, this will give you the information you need to install all the packages required to run Serviio from a minimal Ubuntu Server installation. | ||
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If you have a desktop variant, all you should have to do is to copy and paste the text in the boxes into a terminal. | If you have a desktop variant, all you should have to do is to copy and paste the text in the boxes into a terminal. | ||
- | 1. Download and Install Ubuntu 18.04 - 24.04 (Any variant will work with this guide: Ubuntu Desktop, Minimal, Netboot, Server, Lubuntu, Kubuntu, Mint, Bodhi, etc.). | + | 1. Download and Install Ubuntu 18.04 - 24.04 (Any variant will work with this guide: Ubuntu Desktop, Minimal, Netboot, Server, Lubuntu, Kubuntu, Mint, LinuxLiteOS, Bodhi, etc.). |
2. Open a Terminal window. | 2. Open a Terminal window. | ||
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- | h. Next, we need to create a service to make sure Serviio starts when the machine reboots. | + | g. Next, we need to create a service to make sure Serviio starts when the machine reboots. |
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- | i. Put in the following information: | + | h. Put in the following information: |
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ExecStop=/ | ExecStop=/ | ||
KillMode=mixed | KillMode=mixed | ||
- | TimeoutStopSpec=30 | + | TimeoutStopSec=30 |
Restart=on-abort | Restart=on-abort | ||
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Hit ctrl+o to save the file and ctrl+x to exit the editor. | Hit ctrl+o to save the file and ctrl+x to exit the editor. | ||
- | j. Enable the Serviio Service with the following commands, executed in order: | + | i. Enable the Serviio Service with the following commands, executed in order: |
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After running the enable command, it should tell you that the OS added the service to the multi-user target. | After running the enable command, it should tell you that the OS added the service to the multi-user target. | ||
- | k. Run the “sudo reboot” command to reboot and make sure the Serviio service starts correctly after rebooting. | + | j. Run the “sudo reboot” command to reboot and make sure the Serviio service starts correctly after rebooting. |
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Next, you need to start setting it up from the console using: | Next, you need to start setting it up from the console using: | ||
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