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description: Install Olares on a physical machine using the official ISO image, including system requirements, installation steps, and activation process.
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# Install Olares via ISO
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This guide explains how to install Olares on a physical machine using the official ISO image.
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<!--@include: ./reusables.md{44,51}-->
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## Prerequisites
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- **Host requirements**:
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- **CPU**: 4 cores or more.
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- **Memory**: At least 8 GB of available RAM.
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- **Storage**: Minimum 150 GB SSD.
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- **Network**: The device must be connected to a wired LAN.
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::: warning SSD required
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The installation will likely fail if an HDD (mechanical hard drive) is used instead of an SSD.
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:::
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- **Other**: A USB flash drive with at least **8 GB** capacity.
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## Create a bootable USB drive
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1. Download the latest **Olares Installer ISO** on your computer.
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2. Download and install [**Balena Etcher**](https://etcher.balena.io/).
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3. Insert the USB flash drive into your computer.
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4. Launch Etcher and follow these steps:
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- **Image**: Select the Olares ISO.
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- **Target disk**: Select your USB drive.
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- Click **Flash** to write the installer to the USB drive.
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## Boot from USB drive
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1. Insert the bootable USB drive into the target machine.
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2. Enter the **BIOS setup** and set **USB Boot** as the first boot option.
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3. Save and restart. The system will automatically boot into the Olares installer interface.
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## Install Olares
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1. From the Olares installer interface, select **Install Olares to Hard Disk** and press **Enter**.
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2. The installer will display a list of available disks (e.g., `sda 200G HARDDISK`).
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Type `/dev/` followed by the disk name (e.g., `/dev/sda`) to select the installation target. The installation typically takes **4–5 minutes**.
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:::tip Note
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During installation, you may see prompts related to NVIDIA GPU drivers.
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Simply press **Enter** to confirm.
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3. Once you see the message below, the installation has completed successfully:
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```shell
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Installation completed successfully!
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```
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You can now remove the USB drive and press **Ctrl + Alt + Del** to restart.
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## Verify installation
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After rebooting, the system will enter Ubuntu.
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1. Log in using the default credentials:
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* **Username**: `olares`
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* **Password**: `olares`
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2. Run the following command to verify the installation:
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```bash
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sudo olares-check
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```
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If the output shows the following, Olares has been installed successfully:
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```bash
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check list ---------
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check Olaresd: success
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check Containerd: success
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```
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<!--@include: ./install-and-activate-olares.md-->
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<!--@include: ./log-in-to-olares.md-->
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<!--@include: ./reusables.md{38,42}-->
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