tutorial - USB offline install wifi methods improved with Ventoy option add

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The most easy option is to first use a wired connetion that provides internet, so you can The most easy option is to first use a wired connetion that provides internet, so you can
easyle install the necesary packages to perform the wifi setup. easyle install the necesary packages to perform the wifi setup.
#### Option 3 using the USB ISO file as media repository #### Option 4 using the USB ISO file as media repository
This means you already have the source instalation media as a ISO file in This means you already have the source instalation media as a USB boot
a phisical medium like USBstick or USBdrive, and can you put it on the phisical medium like USBstick or USBdrive, and can you put it on the
installed Alpine linux to later mount and use as source media repository: installed Alpine linux to later mount and use as source media CDROM repository:
1. You of course must have already installed Alpine linux 1. You of course must have already installed Alpine linux
2. Put the already USB in to a port and try to mount in `/media/cdrom` 2. Put the already USB in to a port and try to mount in `/media/cdrom`
* You must guess witch device is your USB sctick, use `blkid` command to identify then * You must guess witch device is your USB sctick, use `blkid` command to identify then
* The output of the command will show some string, your usb **label** will appears * The output of the command will show some string, your usb **label** will appears
* Note the path device of your indentification USB, its the first one like `/dev/sdg` * Note the path device of your indentification USB, its the first one like `/dev/sdg`
3. Now mount the USB media as the iso, like `mount /dev/sdg /media/cdrom` 3. Now mount the USB media as the iso, like `mount /dev/sdg1 /media/cdrom -t vfat` if not then try `/dev/sdg1`
4. Now run command `echo "/media/cdrom/apk" > /etc/apk/repositories` as root 4. Now run command `echo "/media/cdrom/apk" > /etc/apk/repositories` as root
5. After run such command you can now foward to the next section "install the packages" 5. After run such command you can now foward to the next section "install the packages"
#### Option 4 using the burned CDROM media from the iso file #### Option 5 using the USB VENTOY with the ISO as media repository
This means you already have the source instalation media as a ISO file in
a phisical medium like USBstick or USBdrive, and can you put it on the
installed Alpine linux to later mount the ISO and use as source media repository:
1. You of course must have already installed Alpine linux
2. Put the already USB in to a port and try to mount in `/mnt`
* You must guess witch device is your USB sctick, use `blkid` command to identify then
* The output of the command will show some string, your usb **label** will appears
* Note the path device of your indentification USB, its the first one like `/dev/sdg`
3. Now mount the USB media as the iso, like `mount /dev/sdg1 /mnt -t vfat`
4. The USB is ventoy so copy the iso file as `cp /mnt/alpine*.iso /`
5. When copy complete, umount the USB with `umount /mnt`
6. Now you have the ISO file, mount it as CDROM `mount /alpine*.iso /media/cdrom -t iso9660`
7. Now run command `echo "/media/cdrom/apk" > /etc/apk/repositories` as root
8. After run such command you can now foward to the next section "install the packages"
#### Option 6 using the burned CDROM media from the iso file
This means you already have the source instalation media recorded as a CDROM/DVDROM This means you already have the source instalation media recorded as a CDROM/DVDROM
as phisical medium, and can you put it on the optical drive of your computer, **this as phisical medium, and can you put it on the optical drive of your computer, **this