Hopefully, the MCH should spin right up, shine a continuous light, while the USB key also flashes as it is read. Now, unplug power jack from the MBP, stick something pointy in the reset button hole (a trusty paperclip will do), hold the reset button why plugging power back in. mv /srv/dev-by-uuid-SOMETHING/omv/ /srv/dev-by-uuid-SOMETHING/omv/ /srv/dev-by-uuid-SOMETHING/omv/ /srv/dev-by-uuid-SOMETHING/omv/originals/ Hint: if the upgrade goes wrong, it could be useful to keep the original 20, 21 and 22-named files aside. , and into /srv/dev-by-uuid-SOMETHING/omv/, replacing the ones already there. It should be sufficiently different from the hard drive’s partitions you won’t mix them up.Ĭopy all three files on the USB key. I named mine “K4G”.ĭon’t quote me for the path, check by yourself with the “mount” command where your USB key is mounted. Hint: don’t give a name with spaces as it creates useless complexity when typing commands. srv/dev-by-uuid-SOMETHING/, SOMETHING being the name you gave your USB stick. Tar cfz /srv/dev-sataa24/ * #Notice there is no hyphen after the command!Īssuming you still have the “Russian” USB drive plugged in (Debian 9 + OMV 4.x), manually mount it (I used OMV’s interface as I had it open, but it can also be done from the command line.

Not mandatory as 'adduser' already asks to set password Passwd alex #This command changes newly-created user password. Rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* /tmp/* /var/tmp/* /var/cache/apt/archive/*.debĪdduser -home /home/alex -shell /bin/bash alex The correct commands for upgrading the Debian 9 stretch + OMV 4.x (Original version based on Android, to Debian 10 buster would be… apt-get install debootstrapĬp /etc/network/interfaces /mnt/etc/network/interfacesĪpt-get install openssh-server -y -no-install-recommends Instead of an ordinary apt-get update apt-get dist-upgrade, they trick the MCH into booting a “recovery OS”, modified according to our needs. I’d like to be corrected if one part of this is incorrect.

cut off ties with unknown/untrusted developers.

wipe out all remains of Android and Google’s presence.

I wish I read that before getting the infamous reboot loop.

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