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| # Mass Storage Drive | # Mass Storage Drive | ||||||
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| This is an important feature that is available on all PiKVM V2+ devices. | This is an important feature that is available on all PiKVM V2+ devices. | ||||||
| It is provides possibility to emulate a CD-ROM or Flash Drive to connect removable media | It is provides functionality to emulate a virtual CD-ROM or Flash Drive to connect removable media | ||||||
| to the target host which will be available evein in BIOS/UEFI if you need live disk | to the target host which will be available evein in BIOS/UEFI if you need live disk | ||||||
| to revive the OS or even reinstall it. | to revive the OS or even reinstall it. | ||||||
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| !!! info "The size of the CD-ROM image is limited to 2.2 GB" | !!! info "The max CD-ROM image size is 2.2 GB" | ||||||
|     This is a Linux kernel [limitation](https://github.com/pikvm/pikvm/issues/322) on PiKVM, |     This is a Linux kernel [limitation](https://github.com/pikvm/pikvm/issues/322) on PiKVM, | ||||||
|     which currently cannot emulate a DVD drive. |     which currently cannot emulate a DVD drive. | ||||||
|     To use a larger boot image, please use a Flash Drive emulation. |     To use a larger boot image, please use a Flash Drive emulation. | ||||||
|  | @ -93,10 +93,8 @@ This is useful if there is a need to boot the target host from the first drive, | ||||||
| and then connect the second to exchange files. | and then connect the second to exchange files. | ||||||
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| !!! note | !!! note | ||||||
|     The first virtual drive is available for management both in the web interface (in the `Drive` menu) |     The first virtual drive is available for management both in the Web UI (the `Drive` menu) | ||||||
|     and using [the console utility](#second-read-write-flash-drive). |     and using [the console utility](#second-writable-flash-drive). Extra drives are controlled only from console. | ||||||
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|     Additional drives are controlled only from console. |  | ||||||
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| The issue of additional drives concerns compatibility. | The issue of additional drives concerns compatibility. | ||||||
|  | @ -171,7 +169,7 @@ The full list of options can be found by running `kvmd-otgmsd --help`. | ||||||
|     4. On this step, you will be able to access the flash drive from the target host. |     4. On this step, you will be able to access the flash drive from the target host. | ||||||
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|         !!! note |         !!! note | ||||||
|             Index `0` represents the main drive that is controlled via a web interface and API |             Index `0` represents the main drive that is controlled via the Web UI and API. | ||||||
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|     5. View the drive state: |     5. View the drive state: | ||||||
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|  | @ -203,7 +201,7 @@ The full list of options can be found by running `kvmd-otgmsd --help`. | ||||||
|         ``` |         ``` | ||||||
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| !!! tip | !!! tip | ||||||
|     The main drive can also be switched to read-write mode, this can be done from the web interface. |     The main drive can also be switched to read-write mode, this can be done from the Web UI. | ||||||
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|     In this case, the image will have to be prepared outside of PiKVM, and upload it to use, |     In this case, the image will have to be prepared outside of PiKVM, and upload it to use, | ||||||
|     then download it back to your local host for files extraction. |     then download it back to your local host for files extraction. | ||||||
|  | @ -215,7 +213,7 @@ The full list of options can be found by running `kvmd-otgmsd --help`. | ||||||
| In rare cases, it may be necessary to disable Mass Storage emulation if the BIOS/UEFI | In rare cases, it may be necessary to disable Mass Storage emulation if the BIOS/UEFI | ||||||
| does not recognize it correctly and even refuses to work with USB keyboard and mouse. | does not recognize it correctly and even refuses to work with USB keyboard and mouse. | ||||||
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| ??? example "Step by step: Permanent disabling Sass Storage" | ??? example "Step by step: Permanent disabling Mass Storage" | ||||||
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|     1. Switch the filesystem to read-write mode: |     1. Switch the filesystem to read-write mode: | ||||||
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|  | @ -239,7 +237,7 @@ does not recognize it correctly and even refuses to work with USB keyboard and m | ||||||
|         ``` |         ``` | ||||||
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| !!! tip | !!! tip | ||||||
|     An alternative method may be to use the [dynamic USB configuration](usb_dynamic.md) method, |     As an alternative method may be to use the [dynamic USB configuration](usb_dynamic.md), | ||||||
|     which allows you to temporarily disable any of the emulated devices, including Mass Storage Drive. |     which allows you to temporarily disable any of the emulated devices, including Mass Storage Drive. | ||||||
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