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-1. Install SSH client program(Putty, https://www.putty.org/) to access sMB-Q370 PC. +1. Enter Webmin page by typing https://Eunhasu IP Address:10000/
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-A. Type the IP address of the sMB-Q370 PC to Host name to access the sMB-Q370 PC. +
-{{ :putty_access.png |}} +
-B. Username: root, Password: sotmaudio (when entering the password, the typed letter won't be shown)  +
-{{ :username_pw.png |}} +
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-2. Check the additional disk connection is made well.. +
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-A. [root@eunhasu ~]# df -h +
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-B. [root@eunhasu ~]# lsblk +
-{{ :check_the_additional_disk_connection.png |}} +
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-3. Enter Webmin page by typing https://Eunhasu IP Address:10000/+
  
 A. Username: root , Password: sotmaudio A. Username: root , Password: sotmaudio
 {{ :enter_webmin_page.png |}} {{ :enter_webmin_page.png |}}
  
-4. Click Webmin -> Hardware -> Partitions on Local Disks, and then check the additional disk. +2. Click Webmin -> Hardware -> Partitions on Local Disks, and then check the additional disk.
 {{ :check_the_additional_disk.png |}} {{ :check_the_additional_disk.png |}}
   
-5. Click the Cread Parition Table.+3. Click the Cread Parition Table.
 {{ :cread_parition_table.png |}} {{ :cread_parition_table.png |}}
   
-6. Choose GPT for Partition table format and then click Wipe and Re-Label.+4. Choose GPT for Partition table format and then click Wipe and Re-Label.
 {{ :choose_gpt_for_partition_table_forma.png |}} {{ :choose_gpt_for_partition_table_forma.png |}}
   
-7. Then, click Add primary partition.+5. Then, click Add primary partition.
 {{ :add_primary_partition.png |}} {{ :add_primary_partition.png |}}
   
-8. Select Type to Linux EXT and click the Create button.+6. Select Type to Linux EXT and click the Create button.
 {{ :select_type_to_linux_ext.png |}}  {{ :select_type_to_linux_ext.png |}}
   
-9. Click the partition number.+7. Click the partition number.
 {{ :partition_number.png |}} {{ :partition_number.png |}}
   
-10. Select the New Linux Native (ext4) and then click the Create Filesystem button.+8. Select the New Linux Native (ext4) and then click the Create Filesystem button.
 {{ :new_linux_native.png |}} {{ :new_linux_native.png |}}
   
-11. Wait about 20seconds and click Return to disk list.+9. Wait about 20seconds and click Return to disk list.
 {{ :returnto_disk_list.png |}} {{ :returnto_disk_list.png |}}
   
-12. Enter /mw/data/music/<name> as an example below, and choose ext14 then click the Mount Partition On button.+10. Enter /mw/data/music/<name> as an example below, and choose ext14 then click the Mount Partition On button.
 {{ :mount_partition.png |}} {{ :mount_partition.png |}}
   
-13. Select the disk that you added in Partition with ID and then click the Create button. +11. Select the disk that you added in Partition with ID section and check Yes for "Continue boot even if mount fails?" and then click the Create button. 
-{{ :partition_with_id.png |done}}+{{ :ko:11partition_with_id.png |}}
   
-14. Now, you can check the disk is now mounted in the designated path. +12. Now, you can check the disk is now mounted in the designated path. 
-{{ :done_process.png |}} +{{ :ko:12donediskmount.png |{{ :done_process.png |}}
   
-15Check the mout was done well after rebooting.  +13Go to check Mount status at Webmin -> System -> Disk and Network Filesystems after the reboot 
-A. [root@eunhasu ~]# df -h +{{ :undefined:13rebootforcheckup.png |}} 
-B. [root@eunhasu ~]# lsblk  + 
-{{ :checkafterreboot.png |}}+14. Access sMB-Q370 by using SSH program(Putty)  
 +A. Enter the IP addres to be accesible to the sMB-Q370 
 +{{ :ko:14aputty.png |}} 
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 +B. ID : root, PW : sotmaudio(when entering the password, the letters won't be shown.) 
 +{{ :ko:14brootlogin.png |}} 
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 +C. Use the following command to disable webmin. 
 +a. systemctl stop webmin 
 +b. systemctl disable webmin 
 +{{ :ko:14cdiable_webmin.png |}}