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## Installation of the NVMe Initiator Wheel

**Note**: Installation of `nvme-wheel` requires `nvme-cli`. Instructions for how to download and install `nvme-cli` are available at: https://github.com/linux-nvme/nvme-cli. For more information refer to http://nvmexpress.org.
**Note**: Installation of `nvme-wheel` requires `nvme-cli`. Instructions for how to download and install `nvme-cli` are available at: https://github.com/linux-nvme/nvme-cli. For more information refer to http://nvmexpress.org. The package 'nvme-cli' is available as part of the source for 16.04 in the Ubuntu repository. To install nvme-cli using the Ubuntu repos:

```bash
[sudo] apt-get install nvme-cli
```

### Dependencies
Installation of `nvme-wheel` requires a wheel module linked with Python2\*.
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### Run `nvme-wheel` in cron table
Run the script automatically after a reboot by adding this line below, into cron table (crontab):
Run the script automatically after a reboot by adding this line below, into crontab (cron table):

In terminal type `crontab -e` to open a crontab and type:

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```

### Check the Status
`nvme-wheel` has the ability to present status information for a specific endpoint: `localhost:8082/health`.
`nvme-wheel` has the ability to present status information for a specific endpoint: `localhost:8082/health`

Run the application using the `nvme-wheel execute` command and add an `-e/--endpoint` parameter at the end.

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