Ubuntu7.04 (FeistyFawn) installation (hard disk installation) and Configuration Guide PDF at: Workshop. If the source list is changed to feisty by upgrading the source, you can enter sudogedit/etc/apt/s on the terminal.
Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) installation (hard disk installation) and configuration Graphic Guide PDF at: http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2007-06/5346.htm
If you have installed a version earlier than 7.04, you do not have to reinstall it. Instead, you can upgrade it to 7.04.
If the source list is changed to feisty by upgrading the source, you can enter
Sudo gedit/etc/apt/sources. list
Change the version numbers such as dapper and edgy to feisty. Save and exit.
Or copy a set of contents that overwrite the original sources. list in the source list after this article, save and exit. Then enter
Sudo apt-get update
Sudo apt-get upgrade
Sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
You will be asked if you want to upgrade. After Entering y, it will take a long time (determined based on your network speed). The system will automatically update and restart, and you will see the upgrade to 7.04.
Add a CD Source
Sudo apt-cdrom add
Questions about virtual Optical Drive
When you install new software in utuntu, the system will require you to insert an ISO installation CD in CD-ROW. Because we have a hard disk and no ISO installation CD, what should we do?
Fortunately, utuntu can easily set a virtual optical drive:
First of all, you need to change/etc/fstab and mount the windows partition. This method will not be detailed. Copy the ISO installation image file in the FAT32 partition above to the root directory of the user in/home, for example, test user, and copy it to/home/test. Assuming the ISO file name is ubuntu-6.10-alternate-amd64.iso, open the terminal and execute the following command:
# Return to the user root directory
Cd ~
# Set a virtual Optical Drive
Sudo mount-o loop ubuntu-6.10-alternate-amd64.iso/cdrom
In this way, the ISO installation image file is virtualized as the CD-ROW installation disc.