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gememerald:


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boss post d steps pls

Vstuffs:

boss post d steps pls

0. Before carrying out the steps below ensure you create a partition you want to install the os by shrinking your current os partition and selecting the size you want to create in "computer management"
1. Insert the bootable disk into the disk drive
2. Boot from the disk (using one of the function keys)
3. Follow the os guide to install it, when you get to the options of how you want to install it. Select "something else"
4. Go to the partition you want install the os and and select "ext4" as partition table
5. Select the "/" also
6. Click "ok"
7. Make sure you change the partition to install ubuntu to the one you shrinked earlier on.
8. Click next, you should be able to do the rest alone.

gememerald:


0. Before carrying out the steps below ensure you create a partition you want to install the os by shrinking your current os partition and selecting the size you want to create in "computer management"
1. Insert the bootable disk into the disk drive
2. Boot from the disk (using one of the function keys)
3. Follow the os guide to install it, when you get to the options of how you want to install it. Select "something else"
4. Go to the partition you want install the os and and select "ext4" as partition table
5. Select the "/" also
6. Click "ok"
7. Make sure you change the partition to install ubuntu to the one you shrinked earlier on.
8. Click next, you should be able to do the rest alone.

What about installing Ubuntu 12.01 using wubi? I tried it but showing mounting error thing.

just2endowed:



What about installing Ubuntu 12.01 using wubi? I tried it but showing mounting error thing.

The use of wubi won't work effectively like the steps i posted above. Just follow those steps and if you don't understand anything let me know.

gememerald:


The use of wubi won't work effectively like the steps i posted above. Just follow those steps and if you don't understand anything let me know.

OK, I have partition my HDD into 2 and I have window 7 and 8 in both partitions. I like to install Ubuntu inside window7 using wubi...... I have the Ubuntu 12.01

just2endowed:



OK, I have partition my HDD into 2 and I have window 7 and 8 in both partitions. I like to install Ubuntu inside window7 using wubi...... I have the Ubuntu 12.01

It doesn't work that way, the best method to do it are the steps I listed earlier on, just follow them. You may corrupt your boot mgr trying to use wubi.

gememerald:


0. Before carrying out the steps below ensure you create a partition you want to install the os by shrinking your current os partition and selecting the size you want to create in "computer management"
1. Insert the bootable disk into the disk drive
2. Boot from the disk (using one of the function keys)
3. Follow the os guide to install it, when you get to the options of how you want to install it. Select "something else"
4. Go to the partition you want install the os and and select "ext4" as partition table
5. Select the "/" also
6. Click "ok"
7. Make sure you change the partition to install ubuntu to the one you shrinked earlier on.
8. Click next, you should be able to do the rest alone.

boss I have a problem installing ubuntu 14.04 LTS on my dell inspiron 3520. The problem is that the ubuntu os refuses to recognize the partitions I created using windows 7 when I get to step 4. As a matter of fact it thinks there is no other operating system and sees my harddisk drive as a single unit. Please I need your help on this issue

Celebrimbor:
boss I have a problem installing ubuntu 14.04 LTS on my dell inspiron 3520. The problem is that the ubuntu os refuses to recognize the partitions I created using windows 7 when I get to step 4. As a matter of fact it thinks there is no other operating system and sees my harddisk drive as a single unit. Please I need your help on this issue

From your write up, I think you don't understand how to install it.

Choose "something else" then go on with the next steps.

Anyways I can guide you through it on whatsapp.

Just got my desktop to run win 7 n Kali. Sh17 is crazy with the tools it came with. though I'm still a newbie.
Anyone wanna tutor me on how to find my way around?

About getting the .iso of Cyborg hawk. Heard of it?

Between Kali and Cyborg Hawk, which is better?

hint: thread is for [size=28pt]UBUNTU[/size] LINUX

Please he'll me solve my modem problem

3 Ways to use linux in windows

http://femdevcon..com/2014/12/3-ways-to-use-linux-in-windows.html

no more free ship it ubuntu cds , sorry

what distribution of linux is best for a programmer?

havent heard anyone talked about red hat, whats up with it?

ahmmyreal:
what distribution of linux is best for a programmer?

havent heard anyone talked about red hat, whats up with it?

4llerbuntu ask him

ahmmyreal:
what distribution of linux is best for a programmer?

havent heard anyone talked about red hat, whats up with it?

Choice of distribution is relative, red hat is usually better for oracle based developers (at least red hat is ed by oracle) but generally it's a matter of choice. Ubuntu is good because there is a lot of community based , if you do a google search for any issue, chances are that 30-60% if not more of the solutions found would be ubuntu-based. That said, most solutions can be applied to almost any other linux distro. At the end of the day, you will be the judge of which distro works best for you

Hi buddies,

I wanna do a total overhaul of OS on my Lenovo Thinkpad Edge E520 from Win 7 to dual boot into Win 8.1 and Linux...

Which linux version do you recommend.
Which should I install first? Windows or Linux?

Regards.

ubuntu linux,,,is a very stable OS......

is even better than windows....my opinion..

moshoodn:
Hi buddies,

I wanna do a total overhaul of OS on my Lenovo Thinkpad Edge E520 from Win 7 to dual boot into Win 8.1 and Linux...

Which linux version do you recommend.
Which should I install first? Windows or Linux?

Regards.

i never understood dualboot.....

but its your time...

you can use virtualization for that...dont waste your time...

i ,first install windows,,,,than linux...

linux is more smooth.....

tsdarkside:


i never understood dualboot.....

but its your time...

you can use virtualization for that...dont waste your time...

i ,first install windows,,,,than linux...

linux is more smooth.....

Thanks tsdarkside.

Do you recommend the Ubuntu 14 LTS or Linux Mint?

ahmmyreal:
what distribution of linux is best for a programmer?

havent heard anyone talked about red hat, whats up with it?

i would not concentrate on a OS..

the world is moving fast..very fast...


concetrate on all OS..............

just2endowed:



OK, I have partition my HDD into 2 and I have window 7 and 8 in both partitions. I like to install Ubuntu inside window7 using wubi...... I have the Ubuntu 12.01

what is wubi?

tsdarkside:


what is wubi?

Windows Ubuntu Based Installer . It's use to install Ubuntu inside window operating system. So instead of removing all ur operating system, u can install Ubuntu inside ur window 7 or xp.

moshoodn:
Hi buddies,

I wanna do a total overhaul of OS on my Lenovo Thinkpad Edge E520 from Win 7 to dual boot into Win 8.1 and Linux...

Which linux version do you recommend.
Which should I install first? Windows or Linux?

Regards.

Windows first,
The linux bootloader will detect windows installations. Windows only cares about windows

just2endowed:



Windows Ubuntu Based Installer . It's use to install Ubuntu inside window operating system. So instead of removing all ur operating system, u can install Ubuntu inside ur window 7 or xp.

Wubi sort of makes installation easier, but linux installed using wubi is slower than linux installed in it's own partition. Also because wubi creates a file inside a windows partition where it installs linux, if your windows gets corrupt it means you probably won't be able to access your linux either (unless the file is in another partition)

blackweaver:


Wubi sort of makes installation easier, but linux installed using wubi is slower than linux installed in it's own partition. Also because wubi creates a file inside a windows partition where it installs linux, if your windows gets corrupt it means you probably won't be able to access your linux either (unless the file is in another partition)

You can also create new partitions during ubuntu installations using wubi, and then you get the same boot options as a regular installation.

just2endowed:



Windows Ubuntu Based Installer . It's use to install Ubuntu inside window operating system. So instead of removing all ur operating system, u can install Ubuntu inside ur window 7 or xp.

okay...its virtualization...thank you...