Ubuntu System (v) installation CD-ROM to join Apt-get source

Problems on the official web, you can use Unbuntu8.10 CD as the Apt-get source

The steps are as follows:

1, insert the disc into the CDROM, execute sudo apt-cdrom ident command (may do not do). It just scans to see if the contents of the installation disc are complete, perform MD5 verification, and identify the disc label

2, input sudo apt-cdrom Add, formally write the CD source to/etc/apt/sources.list

3. At this point, the CD source is set up, you can see the beginning of the sources.list more than a few such things

4, Ubuntu 8.04 and 8.10, using the default installation method.

8.04 not even GCC is installed by default. 8.10 GCC has, but not everything, such as no Libstdc++6-4.3-dev g++-4.3.

Some people say that even the internet, a sudo apt-get install build-essential will be all built

5, in the virtual machine for Ubuntu installation vmware-tools. (Although the virtual machine networking is very convenient, the use of NAT must be connected) The installation Vmware-tools failed, basically because the build-essential did not install the whole.

Apt-get Install Openssh-server openssh-client

6, complete.