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Trying to install SO on NUC and I'm stucked with "Verify The Checksum". 
First I install Ubuntu 22.04.2-live-server-amd64 , enable ssh server , connect via  Putty , download snakeoil-installer-x86_64-1.2.6.sh  to PC , with WinSCP upload SO instaler to NUC(Ubuntu) root/home/user folder  and try to run this command : 

> sha1sum snakeoil-installer-1.2.6-x86_64.sh c0d0ab9b8d64e3f6a0d495f974679b511b87ca0c snakeoil-installer-1.2.6-x86_64.sh

But:command not found 

Any idea where did I go wrong? Maybe upload SO installer in wrong folder or made some mistake in command line?

P.S. Sorry for my poor english.

run to check the file is where you placed it
 
Which will list the file/s in your home directory. check the installer.sh version and use that in the next command to run the checksum verification on the installer file
 
this generates a hash similar to the one shown in your post above and if that matches the hash advertised for the version of the installer you're good to continue.

Your english is fine :-)

(16-May-2023, 03:25 AM)Luke 38 Wrote: [ -> ]Trying to install SO on NUC and I'm stucked with "Verify The Checksum". 
First I install Ubuntu 22.04.2-live-server-amd64 , enable ssh server , connect via  Putty , download snakeoil-installer-x86_64-1.2.6.sh  to PC , with WinSCP upload SO instaler to NUC(Ubuntu) root/home/user folder  and try to run this command : 

> sha1sum snakeoil-installer-1.2.6-x86_64.sh c0d0ab9b8d64e3f6a0d495f974679b511b87ca0c snakeoil-installer-1.2.6-x86_64.sh

But:command not found 

Any idea where did I go wrong? Maybe upload SO installer in wrong folder or made some mistake in command line?

P.S. Sorry for my poor english.

FYI, I'm running SO in a fanless NUC (10, or 11?) since last year, it's totally fine.  And the installation is butter smooth.  Enjoy!

Thanks @Bromf , @hkphantomgtr , I tried but without success. I think the problem is where I upload Snakeoil installer . Maybe wrong folder?

First I tried to upload SO installer to "root" folder but "Permission denied".Do I have to upload SO installer to a specific folder?

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Also tried with "wget"  : Error403  Forbidden

When you installed Ubuntu server you would have been asked to create a user and password.
Copy the installer to the home folder of your user.  
Looks like that would be    /home/luke

Yeah, wget gives that forbidden error.
I am not a Windows user  but on Linux I download the installer file to my PC then move it to the server machine using SCP.

Just a note that from your screenshots you seem to have selected to install the minimal version option of Ubuntu server from the install menu. This might be why the ls command is not returning anything.
You may be best to rerun the Ubuntu server install and just let the the standard server install.

Bob

I installed Ubuntu 22.04.2-live-server-amd64, snakeoil-installer-1.2.6-x86_64.sh , Snakeoil Firmware - 1.2.11. When you turn on any player, an error appears: the player needs to be configured. How to fix it?

(31-May-2023, 11:11 AM)Valery Wrote: [ -> ]I installed Ubuntu 22.04.2-live-server-amd64, snakeoil-installer-1.2.6-x86_64.sh , Snakeoil Firmware - 1.2.11. When you turn on any player, an error appears: the player needs to be configured. How to fix it?

You'll need to configure individual music players. At a minimum you'll need to specify the audio output device. Here's the wiki on how to configure a player: Wiki Link.

I guess start with MPD, as this is a player with the best audio quality output.

Everything else works, the output device is connected, but a reset occurs due to a player configuration error.

Can you click on the selected MPD player 0.21.5 to show it's configuration settings? There is a potential error in there, but unsure what it is atm.

No player, including 0.21.5 is not included. All players have the same errors.