Installation on Raspberry Pi 3+ (WIFI)

Hello,

I'd like to set up a system that allows me to share a hard disk across my entire Internet network, while leaving it accessible so that I can take it with me every time. While surfing the net, I found s. I have a raspberry pi 3b+ and would like to install it. I have ethernet but not WiFi. Is it possible to do this using WIFI?

I used Wifi during intallation but after the reboot, it's impossible to connect on my Raspberry Pi with Putty and if I watch directly with a screen and un keyboard, the interface for Wifi is not available

as soon as I pass this command "wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.…tallScript/master/install | sudo bash" then I no longer have remote control via SSH on the raspberry

hello, I managed to install openmediavault by following the tutorial on the github link.

However, I'm not sure if it will meet my needs. With this software, I want to be able to access external hard disks on my local network (whether wired or wireless) when I connect to the PC where the software, in this case openmediavault, is installed. I need to be able to remove the external hard drives easily because I use them outside my home.

It's possible ?

Obviously, if I switch off the hardware, the hard disks will no longer be shared.

My aim is to make an external hard drive available for all computers. Note that I take my hard drive everywhere.

Is your solution compatible for this?

Because I need it when I'm on the move.

I would like to make them "connected" to the network via a PC.

I want it to be available only on my local network

because I want to share the information with people on the same network as mine and us with the whole world