The entire process of installing the Ubuntu 9.10 Server Version System

The entire process of installing the Ubuntu 9.10 Server Version System

Recently, an ORACLE Server was installed with a Ubuntu server version Linux. Here is a summary of the entire process of installing the Ubuntu 9.10 Server Version System, hoping to help more friends.
Background: 32-bit CPU clock speed 2.51 GHz, memory 2 GB, hard disk SCSI Total 160 GB capacity.
1. Download Ubuntu 9.10 server version DVD drive installation image file ubuntu-9.10-dvd-i386.iso. This is a 32-bit Linux system with a size of 4 GB.
2. Use a burner to burn an image file into an image disc. This requires a 4.7 gb dvd disc, a DVD recorder, and a recording software. The author selects the cutting-edge disc recorder v6.10, http://www.newhua.com/soft/61827.htm. The registration code is required after installation. Due to copyright and commercial disputes, the author will not publish the registration code. If you need a registration code, you can share it with the author in private. After you have successfully installed the disc burner, place the DVD to be burned into the optical drive, and run the burner to find the burner center, as shown in:

Select "burn a CD image file", for example:

Then follow the prompts to find the image file ubuntu-9.10-dvd-i386.iso and start burning:

3. Start the installation of the DVD drive. Start the computer, modify the BIOS boot device, select the optical drive as the boot preference, and save the BIOS settings. Put the burned CD into the optical drive, restart the computer, and start Ubuntu installation.
4. customized Partitions In ubuntu. Why partition? Refer to the previous blog, "how to use Linux system partition tools with deep understanding of hard disks", and go to step 3 to enter the following interface:

Select "Manual" and click "forward ". For more information about the manual partitioning method, see the author's previous blog: graphic Ubuntu manual partitioning method. I will not go into details here.
5. Set the account name and password of the first user. After step 4 is completed, it takes about an hour to install the Ubuntu system disk. During the installation, a prompt will be prompted to enter the new user name and password. The author will enter "Superman" and "33333333 ". After the installation is complete, restart the computer and enter the user name and password to log on.
6. Enable Root User Logon with the highest permissions. After completing step 5, open a terminal and enter

Sudo passwd Root

Click "OK" and enter the password to set the password for the root user. The author sets it to "11111111 ". Restart the computer, select another user to log on, enter "root" as the user name, and enter "11111111" as the password to log on as root.

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