Install Zeroshell-2.0.RC2 on the hard disk
1. First download the image from the official site ZeroShell-2.0.RC2.iso. Also Download ZeroShell-2.0.RC2-IDE-USB-SATA-2GB.img.gz
2. Open ISO image with magiciso and move to USR directory. Put zeroshell.x.x.x.img.gz in USR and save it.
3. Write ISO image to the cd
4. Boot system from that zeroshell CD and let it start
5. Press S, to go to the command mode.
6. Run the command fdisk-L, to view the available devices (hard disk)
7. Now unpack. Img.gz image to your hard drive by performing commands:
cd /usr
gunzip -c zeroshell-2.0.RC2.img.gz > /dev/sda
Wait for the image decompression
8. Reboot the system by performing the command:
reboot
Remove the CD and system will boot from the hard drive.
Set your lan ip to 192.168.0.10/255.255.255.0 and gateway to 192.168.0.75
open web interface of ZeroShell using https://192.168.0.75
User: admin
Password: zeroshell
1. First download the image from the official site ZeroShell-2.0.RC2.iso. Also Download ZeroShell-2.0.RC2-IDE-USB-SATA-2GB.img.gz
2. Open ISO image with magiciso and move to USR directory. Put zeroshell.x.x.x.img.gz in USR and save it.
3. Write ISO image to the cd
4. Boot system from that zeroshell CD and let it start
5. Press S, to go to the command mode.
6. Run the command fdisk-L, to view the available devices (hard disk)
7. Now unpack. Img.gz image to your hard drive by performing commands:
cd /usr
gunzip -c zeroshell-2.0.RC2.img.gz > /dev/sda
Wait for the image decompression
8. Reboot the system by performing the command:
reboot
Remove the CD and system will boot from the hard drive.
Set your lan ip to 192.168.0.10/255.255.255.0 and gateway to 192.168.0.75
open web interface of ZeroShell using https://192.168.0.75
User: admin
Password: zeroshell
These instructions do not work.
ReplyDeleteit works very well as i tried it many times...! what issue you have faced....so that we can check it for specific issue.
DeleteThe instructions do not work.When i enter the command "gunzip -c zeroshell-2.0.RC2.img.gz > /dev/sda" to unpack img.gz the prompt i get in return is "No such file or directory" what shall i do please????????
ReplyDeleteyou are running command without absolute path of zeroshell.xx.img.gz
Deletefirst move to "cd usr/" where we placed zeroshell.x.x.x.img.gz in step 2. then run this command.
or
gunzip -c /usr/zeroshell-2.0.RC2.img.gz > /dev/sda
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ReplyDeleteI'm booting with the usb and i have another usb with the iso and the hard drive. How can i unpack the img from my usb to my hard drive? thank you
ReplyDeletemkdir /mnt/tmp-flash && mount /dev/sdb /mnt/tmp-flash && echo $?
DeleteNOTE: "/dev/sdb or any name of usb device"
cd /mnt/tmp-flash && gunzip -c zeroshell-2.0.RC2.img.gz > /dev/sda
NOTE: /dev/sda or any name of your hard disk
OR
follow steps in post (use magiciso to open ZeroShell-2.0.RC2.iso and put ZeroShell-2.0.RC2-IDE-USB-SATA-2GB.img.gz in /usr directory in iso image then save it and write it to cd
boot from cd and move to /usr and then
gunzip -c zeroshell-2.0.RC2.img.gz > /dev/sda
still if you face any issue let me know
i have edited iso image with me you can take and write it to cd and blah blah....
It's not work. When I reboot, it's still on Grub loading Welcome to GRUB!
ReplyDeletezeroshell image is not uncompressed properly on your hard drive if you have selected correct hard drive path /dev/sda - sdb when unzipping the image to hard disk then it would not give GRUB LOADING option..
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