readme.txt

OpenMediaVault for various arm devices
  - Extract image
  - Write to SD card or eMMC

Notes:
  - 7-zip is recommended to extract images on Windows, Keka/Unarchiver
    on macOS and 7z on Linux
  - Etcher https://etcher.io is recommended to burn on all platforms
    (otherwise use Win32diskimager or dd on Linux or macOS)
  - openmediavault-flashmemory plugin preinstalled to reduce wear on SD
    card/eMMC.
  - SSH keys are regenerated on first boot
  - To transfer OMV installation to a partition on USB/SATA disks or
    NAND/eMMC use included nand-sata-install tool.
  - The last partition for data use will be automatically resized on
    first boot to use all available SD card space.
  - one automated reboot happens to finish OMV install so please remain
    patient and login after 2 minutes
  - first and last part of the filename are OMV and kernel version
    (kernel receives automatic upgrades)
  - Wrt Bananas: M2 image is for old A31 SoC board (not compatible with
    later M2 variants! Those are unsupported due to lack of support)
  - Banana Pi M1+ shares image with Banana Pi, you need to execute this
    as root to get full functionaly:
    sed -i '1isetenv fdtfile sun7i-a20-sinovoip-bpi-m1-plus.dtb' /boot/boot.cmd
    mkimage -C none -A arm -T script -d /boot/boot.cmd /boot/boot.scr && reboot

web interface:
  - username = admin
  - password = openmediavault

console/ssh:
  - username = root
  - password = openmediavault