Samsung laptop R18 installation of Ubuntu8.04 experience

Due to development needs, I must be familiar with the Linux system platform. I only heard about Linux and never touched it. So it should be said that it is a Linux cainiao. At present, there are many Linux versions, but I still chose the Ubuntu release version. The principle I learned is that from the outside to the inside, don't think about the core at the beginning of learning, start with the desktop. Well, it's not much to say. Before installation, first download the corresponding driver to the ATI official website (ati-driver-installer-8-8-x86.x8)

Due to development needs, I must be familiar with the Linux system platform. I only heard about Linux and never touched it. So it should be said that it is a Linux cainiao. At present, there are many Linux versions, but I still chose the Ubuntu release version. The principle I learned is that from the outside to the inside, don't think about the core at the beginning of learning, start with the desktop. Well, it's not much to say.

Before installation, first download the corresponding driver (ati-driver-installer-8-8-x86.x86_64.run) to the ATI official website, and then put it in the root directory of the ntfs disk. First, install the system. We recommend that you use Ubuntu8.04 alternat text, because the graphics card of this notebook is an integrated chip of ATI X1250, therefore, you need to press F6 twice to select the second and third items acpi = off and noacpi, and then you can install them. The installation instructions can be found on the Internet. When starting disk partitioning, write down the information of each disk, especially the disk number (for example, #1, #2, #9 ), you need to determine the root directory of the Driver Based on your disk space or name. If it is not easy to find, copy the driver to the root directory of each disk. After the installation is complete, the desktop cannot be started. To enter the command mode, select the second item at startup.

After talking about so many key points, enter the command line and first enter the user name and password for verification. After that, you can perform the corresponding operations:

Create a folder (the folder used for mounting)

Mkdir/mnt/win

Mount NTFS Disks

Mount-t ntfs/dev/sda5/mnt/win

(Note: sda indicates the SATA hard disk, hda indicates the IDE hard disk, and the following number indicates the disk number in the root directory of your drive. You need to select the disk number based on your actual situation)

Check whether mounting is successful

Cd/mnt/win (enter the/mnt/win folder)

Ls (view the/mnt/win folder content)

(After Entering ls, check whether it is displayed. If not, the mounting fails and you need to re-mount it)

Install atidriver

Sudo sh ati-driver-installer-8-8-x86.x86_64.run

All installation options are default.

Last Input

Cd (exit the/mnt/win folder)

Exit (exit root account)

Startx)

OK. Now you can start to experience your new system.

After entering the system, log on to wiki.ubuntu.org.cn to check the quick configuration. First, find the source, update the source, and then install the new software package. However, after you upgrade the core, the GUI cannot be entered, what should I do? Re-mount and install the driver to enter.

I would like to thank the netizens who sent me emails online for their valuable suggestions.