Volumio is a free and open-source music player software that turns your computer or Raspberry Pi into a music center. Fedora CoreOS is a container-focused operating system designed for cluster deployments. In this tutorial, we will show you how to install Volumio on Fedora CoreOS Latest.
Open your terminal application and log in to your Fedora CoreOS instance.
Run the below command to set up the required directories:
sudo mkdir /var/lib/volumio
sudo mkdir /data/volumio
Download the latest Volumio ARM image using the wget command:
wget https://updates.volumio.org/x86/volumio/2.882/volumio-2.882-2021-12-06-x86.iso
Now, mount the Volumio image and copy the contents to /var/lib/volumio:
sudo mount volumio-2.882-2021-12-06-x86.iso /mnt
sudo cp -R /mnt/* /var/lib/volumio/
Afterwards, run the Volumio script to install it:
sudo /var/lib/volumio/volumio_install.sh
After the installation is successful, set up the Volumio database:
sudo volumio volumio init
Start and enable the Volumio service:
sudo systemctl start volumio.service
sudo systemctl enable volumio.service
Finally, access the Volumio user interface by opening the web browser and typing in the URL http://your-fedora-coreos-server-ip-address:3000. Use the default username “volumio” and password “volumio” for logging in.
Now Volumio is successfully installed on your Fedora CoreOS instance. You can start uploading, playing and configuring music via the Volumio user interface.
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