#Openmediavault netatalk location mac osx
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Create a new file called wpa_nf on the root of the SSD.Ĭontents of wpa_nf: country=de.Wonder why the bloody thing isn’t doing anything.

#Openmediavault netatalk location download

Download buster lite (or desktop if you prefer) from the standard place.

Picked lite because I have 2 GB of memory to work with, but makes this thing harder to do – we like the challenge don’t we! Flashing your SD card with raspbian buster lite

#Openmediavault netatalk location drivers

Audioquest dragonfly red for streaming audio (works fine in raspbian, no drivers needed)Ģ.

#Openmediavault netatalk location mac osx

Mac OSX 11 for flashing using Etcher and SSH using iTerm2/ohmyZSH.

Cabled to hook up to the AppleTV for homebridge, but they’re switched to a Google wifi router for access to the rest of the house.

10 TB seagate drive as external storage.

I’ve ordered a USB to NVM2 converter to see the performance.

64 GB SD card (pretty standard sandisk thingy, didn’t bother to run it on the external drive – performance is quite similar unless you run an SSD).

Rasp pi 4, 2 GB (wasn’t any other in stock, happy camper, with 8-915 containers running it sits quiet at about 50% memory ).

If yes, you’re welcome to leave a comment! 1.

There are a million websites and documents that share this process, but I’d like to do this with you, hoping it got you thinking in the right direction. I started over at least 5 times (flashing the image, rebooting the system, forgetting the WLAN config etc.) because I’m the stubborn one that wants to run this thing headless only… How could I forget how terrible I am at these things when I started… There must be something that can replace that experience around! Being independant from sonos, Apple or others to be able to stream audio throughout the house (and reducing cost) – I’m in love with Roon, but Roon core needs a heavier machine than a Pi.Running this thing headless (allows it to hide in a cabinet or a spot thats not visible) is a nice challenge that I regretted a few times, when dealing with partitioning for instance.(shameful but) I haven’t used docker before!.Even though a mac is unix underneath, a headless machine has proven to be more stable. Think about time machine backups, streaming content from an external drive, that shouldn’t be bothering your other tasks. Having more people in the house suddenly not being able to turn lights on or off, I found out that is a terrible experience. I’m doing a lot of development and ‘fun’ on the iMac, which smakes it prone to crash and/or having to reinstall.Leaving it on costs more power (for sake of mathematics, lets say 100W on average for the iMac, and 10W for the Pi).I had a lot of things going on on my iMac workstation that I wanted to move away to the Pi. Connect a finder folder to SSH / SFTP (connect from your mac to the Pi) Music streaming server with (Docker) DAAPD Sonoshttpapi on docker with docker-compose (WORKS!) Homebridge on docker with docker-compose (WORKS!) AFP (time machine share), using docker (WORKS!) optional, moving the storage of your docker containers to external storage SMB (Samba) on Pi (without docker) – (WORKS!!)

AFP (netatalk / apple file protocol) on Pi (without docker) – (WORKS!) OMV5 (openmediavault) on debian – (FAILED!) Allowing login through SSH (without using a password)