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Installing Sophos UTM from an external USB drive on Intel NUC 54250WYKH1

ftballpack

I thought I would post this for anyone else who had installation issues like I did. I installed the Sophos UTM on an Intel NUC, using an old Sony DVD burner I had laying around. During my initial attempts, it kept failing on me. Eventually I was able to pull this info from various locations online and got the installer to work. If anyone wants to correct the Linux syntax, feel free, as I am admittedly not strong when it comes to Linux command line.

Boot from the external usb CD rom drive and press Alt+F2 at the installation process. Now type in the following command to mount the usb device as source for install files:

mount -t iso9660 /dev/sdb1 /install

 or

mount -o -t iso9660 /dev/sdb1 /install

and

mount -o -ro -t iso9660 /dev/sr0 /install - sr0 (space) /install same for sda1(space) /install

press Enter and leave the bash with Alt+F1.

I hope this helps others attempting to do the same install that I did!



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  • Correction to my prior post, I just did a new install on a new machine using an external CD/DVD drive and Sophos UTM 9.503.

    The correct instructions are as follows, at least for my install:

    Boot from the external usb CD rom drive and press Alt+F2 at the installation process. Now type in the following command to mount the usb device as source for install files:

    mount -t iso9660 /dev/sdb1/install

    after the disk mounts

    press Enter and leave the bash with Alt+F1.

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  • Correction to my prior post, I just did a new install on a new machine using an external CD/DVD drive and Sophos UTM 9.503.

    The correct instructions are as follows, at least for my install:

    Boot from the external usb CD rom drive and press Alt+F2 at the installation process. Now type in the following command to mount the usb device as source for install files:

    mount -t iso9660 /dev/sdb1/install

    after the disk mounts

    press Enter and leave the bash with Alt+F1.

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