Hello, installation odroid

[clapsyourhand]

why didnt work, when i installed 1 odroid and worked… dont know where is problem
thanks

Ive

[Alexey]

You mixed two repos - for Ubuntu and for Debian.
Now you need to clean source lists:

• remove duplicates in /etc/apt/sources.list (it suggests lines 17, 19 and 23 have problems)
• remove one of the distributions entries, I guess your current distro is Ubuntu 20.04, so you need to remove Debian sources.

[clapsyourhand]

im reinstalled it all…
cos i cant to find installation steps for odroid/ARM

[peppoonline]

There is no difference from installing a normal Ubuntu/Debian version.
Just follow the instructions for linux.

If you need help at any point, just ask.

I have the odroid HC4 and my installation queue is the following:

• Docker
• Portainer
• CloudCMD
• Watchtower
• Storj Node

Super easy and I have a sexy webinterface to manage everything.
You could also install OMV and install the rest from there…

[fmoledina]

Someone else is having the same issue. I commented at that thread that there’s no focal docker-ce target for armhf. Considering installing the docker.io package from the base Ubuntu repos instead. That’s what I use for 6x Odroid HC2 units. Let me know if you need any further help getting Storj up and running on your Odroid.

Struggling to install docker package on odroid

If you’re using focal, note that there isn’t an armhf target for docker-ce for some reason. From download.docker.com: [image] On my Odroid HC2 nodes, I run Ubuntu 20.04 and just install docker.io from the stock Ubuntu repos. It installs Docker 19.03 which is new enough for running a Storj node. Remove all the docker-ce repos and try installing docker.io.