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The system for the machine that is going to be your NAS, and the app to get into it from yours. No account and no card.

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The complete installer: boot from a USB stick, it installs Debian with LGM-OS on top and when it finishes the panel is waiting in your browser. No account and no card.

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Run sha256sum lgm-os-installer.iso and compare with:

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First time doing this? The full guide covers what machine you need, how to write it on Windows, Linux or Mac, and what each installer screen asks you.

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Your NAS as an app on your computer: the whole panel, your folders, your music and your cameras, wearing the skin of Windows, macOS or Ubuntu.

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Version 0.3.29 · 6.0 MB

Windows macOS Linux Android iOS
Check your download (SHA-256)

The fingerprint of each installer, to compare with the file you downloaded.

  • Windows · LGM-Connect-0.3.29-windows-x64-setup.exe
    d0201915f223078df11094a4f312e2d3bab743d613951b1fcb554089c20aabcd
  • macOS · LGM-Connect-0.3.27-macos.dmg
    2f2e9c66104065aeebaac5cf3074e5cd9956251dd1ff739a05b0f209d2947470
  • Linux · LGM-Connect-0.3.29-linux-amd64.AppImage
    4c9a95d3edc2bcb61246315ffe04947bc85c51c9d7d37113c0da7a77434eb044
  • Android · LGM-Connect-0.3.29-android.apk
    3f986015c0e7741764affcee9abbae7b91d947ac4ad0416156a5310f4fcdc57a
  • iOS · LGM-Connect-0.3.27-ios.ipa
    882608ee5ed73899245c89e8a063bc5414aeb13b68b99ee81e7443f8a6b2dda5

Test build: Windows will warn you because the installer is not signed yet. Click «More info → Run anyway».

  1. Write the image to a USB stick with balenaEtcher or Rufus in DD image mode.
  2. Boot the machine from the USB stick and follow the installer: it asks for the NAS name, your username and which disk to install on.
  3. Open the panel in your browser. Create your administrator account and you are in.
The disk you pick in the installer gets formatted. Install it on the machine that is going to be the NAS, not on your everyday computer. Your data disks are set up afterwards, from the panel, and those are not touched.

From Linux, with no tools:

sudo dd if=lgm-os-installer.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=4M status=progress conv=fsync

The documentation covers the rest: first boot, first volume and first folders. And the licence, whenever you like.

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