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This topic provides notes and steps for installing FSX.
Notes
- For a list of operating systems supported by FSX, see Operating environment. If your environment is not listed, please submit a ticket to our support team.
- FSX will be installed in the /opt/fsx directory. Ensure that this directory has at least 1 GB of disk space to avoid installation failure or malfunction.
- The client configuration files will be stored in the /opt/tmp/fsx directory during installation. Allocate at least 2 GiB of disk space for this directory. The log files are stored in the /var/log/fsx directory. Allocate at least 2 GiB of disk space for this directory. Ensure that there are no directories with the same name on your system to avoid installation failure or malfunction.
- To prevent other services from deleting or writing to mounted directories, we recommend implementing proper directory isolation when mounting buckets. This will help prevent data inconsistencies and other issues.
Downloading FSX
Use the following download addresses to download FSX on a Linux system:
tip
Currently, FSX only works with x86_64/ARM64 architectures, which are limited to the ecs.c3bl instance series. FSX is not yet compatible with Windows or macOS.
Architecture | Operating system | Installation package | Checksum file |
Architecture | Operating system | Installation package | Checksum file |
x86_64 | Deb-based distributions (veLinux) | ||
| RPM-based distributions (veLinux CentOS Compatible) | ||
| Other operating systems | ||
ARM64 | Deb-based distributions (veLinux) | ||
| RPM-based distributions (veLinux CentOS Compatible) | ||
| Other operating systems |
Alternatively, use the wget command to download FSX.
x86_64
ARM64
- Deb-based distributions (veLinux)
- Installation package
- wget https://m645b3e1bb36e-mrap.mrap.accesspoint.tos-global.volces.com/linux/amd64/fsx/latest/fsx_amd64.deb
- Checksum file
- wget https://m645b3e1bb36e-mrap.mrap.accesspoint.tos-global.volces.com/linux/amd64/fsx/latest/fsx_amd64.deb.sha256sum
- RPM-based distributions (veLinux CentOS Compatible)
- Installation package
- wget https://m645b3e1bb36e-mrap.mrap.accesspoint.tos-global.volces.com/linux/amd64/fsx/latest/fsx_x86_64.rpm
- Checksum file
- wget https://m645b3e1bb36e-mrap.mrap.accesspoint.tos-global.volces.com/linux/amd64/fsx/latest/fsx_x86_64.rpm.sha256sum
- Other operating systems
- Installation package
- wget https://m645b3e1bb36e-mrap.mrap.accesspoint.tos-global.volces.com/linux/amd64/fsx/latest/fsx.tar.gz
- Checksum file
- wget https://m645b3e1bb36e-mrap.mrap.accesspoint.tos-global.volces.com/linux/amd64/fsx/latest/fsx.tar.gz.sha256sum
- Deb-based distributions (veLinux)
- Installation package
- wget https://m645b3e1bb36e-mrap.mrap.accesspoint.tos-global.volces.com/linux/arm64/fsx/latest/fsx_arm64.deb
- Checksum file
- wget https://m645b3e1bb36e-mrap.mrap.accesspoint.tos-global.volces.com/linux/arm64/fsx/latest/fsx_arm64.deb.sha256sum
- RPM-based distributions (veLinux CentOS Compatible)
- Installation package
- wget https://m645b3e1bb36e-mrap.mrap.accesspoint.tos-global.volces.com/linux/arm64/fsx/latest/fsx_aarch64.rpm
- Checksum file
- wget https://m645b3e1bb36e-mrap.mrap.accesspoint.tos-global.volces.com/linux/arm64/fsx/latest/fsx_aarch64.rpm.sha256sum
- Other operating systems
- Installation package
- wget https://m645b3e1bb36e-mrap.mrap.accesspoint.tos-global.volces.com/linux/arm64/fsx/latest/fsx.tar.gz
- Checksum file
- wget https://m645b3e1bb36e-mrap.mrap.accesspoint.tos-global.volces.com/linux/arm64/fsx/latest/fsx.tar.gz.sha256sum
Installing FSX
FSX supports multiple operating systems. Select the appropriate installation method based on your operating system. The following examples illustrate how to install FSX on different operating systems using the x86_64 architecture.
Deb-based distributions (veLinux)
RPM-based distributions (veLinux CentOS Compatible)
Other operating systems
- Run this command to install the client.
- dpkg -i fsx_amd64.deb
- Run this command to check the client version.
- fsx -v
- The following version information indicates a successful installation.
- Version: 1.2.3.592
- Run this command to install the client.
- rpm -ivh fsx_x86_64.rpm
- Run this command to check the client version.
- fsx -v
- The following version information indicates a successful installation.
- Version: 1.2.3.592
- Run this command to create the fsx installation directory.
- mkdir -p /opt/fsx
- Run this command to extract fsx.tar.gz to the /opt/fsx directory.
- sudo tar -C /opt/fsx -xzf ./fsx.tar.gz
- Run this command to enter the /opt/fsx directory and install the client.
- cd /opt/fsx
- sudo ./fsx -m install
- Run this command to check the client version.
- sudo fsx -v
- The following version information indicates a successful installation.
- Version: 1.2.3.592
Upgrading FSX
The following examples illustrate how to upgrade FSX on different operating systems using the x86_64 architecture.
Deb-based distributions (veLinux)
RPM-based distributions (veLinux CentOS Compatible)
Other operating systems
- Run this command to upgrade the client.
- dpkg -i fsx_amd64.deb
- Confirm the upgrade status.
tip
Check the running binary version and the dpkg version. If both version numbers match, the upgrade is successful. If the two version numbers do not match, please submit a ticket for support.
- Run this command to view the running binary version.
- fsx -v
- The command returns version information similar to the following:
- Version: 1.2.3.592
- Run this command to check the dpkg **** version.
- dpkg -l fsx
- The command returns version information similar to the following:
- ||/ Name Version Architecture Description+++-==============-============-============-================================================================================ii fsx 1.2.3.592 amd64 fsx branch: fsx/xxx_09b1043bb962e8bb10****a71cb41477b9ce****
- Run this command to upgrade the client.
- rpm -Uvh fsx_x86_64.rpm
- Confirm the upgrade status.
tip
Check the running binary version and the dpkg version. If both version numbers match, the upgrade is successful. If the two version numbers do not match, please submit a ticket for support.
- Run this command to view the running binary version.
- fsx -v
- The command returns version information similar to the following:
- Version: 1.2.3.592
- Run this command to check the dpkg **** version.
- rpm -qi fsx
- The command returns version information similar to the following:
- Name : fsxVersion : 1.2.3.592Release : 1Architecture: x86_64Install Date: Mon 18 Nov 2024 04:30:00 PM CST...
- Run this command to extract fsx.tar.gz to the /opt/fsx_temp directory.
- In the following commands, the client extraction directory is set to /opt/fsx_temp. You can choose a different directory that suits your specific needs.
- mkdir -p /opt/fsx_temp
- sudo tar -C /opt/fsx_temp -xzf ./fsx.tar.gz
- Run this command to enter /opt/fsx_temp and upgrade the client.
- cd /opt/fsx_temp
- sudo ./fsx -m update
- After the upgrade, run this command to delete the directory where the installation package is stored.
- sudo rm -rf /opt/fsx_temp
Uninstalling FSX
The following examples illustrate how to uninstall FSX on different operating systems using the x86_64 architecture.
warning
Before uninstalling FSX, ensure you have unmounted all mount points in the Linux system. Otherwise, the uninstallation will fail. For steps to unmount, see Unmounting mount points.
Deb-based distributions (veLinux)
RPM-based distributions (veLinux CentOS Compatible)
Other operating systems
Run this command to uninstall the client.
dpkg -P fsx
Run this command to uninstall the client.
rpm -e fsx
- Run this command to enter /opt/fsx.
- sudo cd /opt/fsx
- Run this command to uninstall the client.
- sudo ./fsx -m uninstall
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