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*First, you have to install Fedora 14, following the [[Fedora_14_install_guide]]<br> | *First, you have to install Fedora 14, following the [[Fedora_14_install_guide]]<br> | ||
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*Next, install Amahi following the Amahi 6 install guide: [[User_talk:Slimborama_Amahi]]<br> | *Next, install Amahi following the Amahi 6 install guide: [[User_talk:Slimborama_Amahi]]<br> | ||
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*Now you should have a running homeserver. | *Now you should have a running homeserver. | ||
| − | + | *Should the installation stop at some percentage, see [[Installation_troubleshooting]] | |
| − | * | + | **To get a console with root permissions, start a console, enter "su", press Enter |
| + | **You will be prompted for your root password, enter it, then you have the necessary permissions (you can see the name before the prompt change). | ||
| + | **To leave the root console and become a normal user again, type "exit". | ||
| + | *Basic commands for the linux console, or command line: [[Basics]] | ||
| + | *Basic commands for amahi from the console:[[Linux-hda_commands]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:50, 3 March 2011
Basic help for new Linux / Amahi users and WHS converts
- If you came over for example from WHS and have never used Linux before, this is the place to start.
- First, you have to install Fedora 14, following the Fedora_14_install_guide
- Next, install Amahi following the Amahi 6 install guide: User_talk:Slimborama_Amahi
- Now you should have a running homeserver.
- Should the installation stop at some percentage, see Installation_troubleshooting
- To get a console with root permissions, start a console, enter "su", press Enter
- You will be prompted for your root password, enter it, then you have the necessary permissions (you can see the name before the prompt change).
- To leave the root console and become a normal user again, type "exit".
- Basic commands for the linux console, or command line: Basics
- Basic commands for amahi from the console:Linux-hda_commands
