🧩TitanOS Image Installation Tutorial

Step 1: Download the System Image

Step 2: Create a Bootable USB Drive

  • Recommended Tool for Windows Users: Use Rufus to create a bootable USB. Download Rufus: Link: https://pcdn.titannet.io/test4/rom/rufus-3.19-20250528.exe

  • Create USB with Rufus:

    1. Insert the USB drive into your PC and select it in Rufus’s “Device” dropdown.

    2. In the “Boot selection” section, choose the downloaded ISO image.

    3. Click “Start.”

    4. In the pop-up, select “Write in ISO Image mode.”

    5. Confirm the USB data wipe prompt and proceed with writing the image.

    6. Wait for the writing process to complete.

Step 3: Install the System

  • Warning: System installation will format the target disk, resulting in data loss. Back up important data beforehand.

  • Enter BIOS:

    1. Insert the bootable USB into the device and power it on.

    2. Enter BIOS settings (access methods vary; common keys include F2, F12, or Del—refer to the device manual or screenshot).

  • Set USB as Boot Device:

    1. Navigate to the BIOS “Boot” menu.

    2. Set the USB (e.g., “USB HDD: Generic Flash Disk”) as the first boot option.

    3. Save settings and exit.

  • Start Installation:

    1. From the boot menu, select “Install titanOS” and press Enter to begin.

  • Configure Network:

    1. Ensure the device is connected to the network via an Ethernet cable.

    2. The system uses DHCP to automatically obtain an IP address by default. For a static IP, configure it manually.

    3. Select [Done] and press Enter to proceed.

  • Select Disk:

    1. If multiple disks are present, choose the target disk for installation.

    2. Select [Done] and press Enter to continue.

  • Confirm Installation:

    1. A confirmation prompt will appear. Select [Continue] and press Enter to proceed.

  • Complete Installation:

    1. After installation, select [Reboot Now] and press Enter to restart.

  • Post-Installation Wait:

    1. After reboot, wait 2-3 minutes at the initial interface.

    2. A QR code should appear for further setup.

Step 4: Log into Titan Management Backend for QR Code Binding

  1. Log into the Titan Management Backend using email or Keplr: https://test4.titannet.io/walletManagement

  2. Click “Node Binding.”

  3. Click “Click to Scan the device QR code.”

  4. Grant camera access when prompted by the browser and select “Allow when visiting this site.”

  5. Scan the QR code to access the service application form.

  6. Fill out and submit the form for review.

  7. Once approved, the service will run successfully.

Troubleshooting

  • System Login: Username: titan Password: titan

  • Troubleshooting Tips: If the QR code does not appear after a long wait, log into the system to check network connectivity and verify the titan-agent service status:bash

    systemctl status titan-agent

    Ensure the service status is active. If normal, return to the login interface and wait a moment for the QR code to appear.

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