I want to install ubuntu9 04 with disc under Vista SP1, ask for detailed steps

1: The support for Chinese is particularly poor, there can be no Chinese in all paths, that is, your username is Chinese, no, you have to create a new English user.

2: The installer is poor, and the interface is not friendly enough.

3: If you want to install the *** version, you must put it in the drive letter in NTFS format, otherwise there will be no problem.

Hard Disk Installation Tutorial partition.

The steps are not difficult. When selecting the language at the beginning, use the arrow keys to select Chinese Simplified, and then enter the first livecd or directly install the second item. Then selecting the time zone, keyboard, etc. is very simple, basically the default is OK.

The key is to manually partition there must be selected. After scanning in, pay attention to the free space, this is at your disposal.

Given your situation, it's done in 3 parts. First, the partition, about 12g, you get 12000m. The format is ext4.

Second, the home partition, which is the rest, reserves 1024M for the last swap. The home format is ext4, and the swap format is not required.

That's pretty much it, it's not that detailed, I'm sure you can do it.

First of all you need a wubi installation file and an iso file.

Install the virtual optical drive. (I'm using a daemon virtual drive).

Now take Daemon as an example, try the ISO file loaded by Daemon, and then you can ignore these, if the installation disk file window pops up, you can close it directly.

In the x:user z local settings temp directory, x represents the system drive letter and z represents the username of the currently logged in user.

For example, mine is C: Documents and Settings Administrator Local Settings Temp

Open this directory and be careful not to close.

If it is opened in any directory, it does not need to be opened.

Go back to the x: documents and settings z local settings temp directory window just opened, you will find that there are two folders, after opening these two folders, one of the folders has a file named data, continue to open, there will be a file in it, double-click to open this file to modify version=for version=, modify according to the version you have installed, for example, install the i386 version, You only need to modify this field under [ubuntu-i386], and if you install amd64 bit, you can modify the field under [ubuntu-amd64], save it after the modification, and return to the wubi installation interface.

Select the drive letter, volume, user name, and password point to be installed, and wait for a while.

After the installation is completed, it will prompt a restart, but we should not rush to reboot into ubuntu, because an error may occur, at this time enter the ubuntu installation directory (I installed ubuntu on the G drive).

Copy all the folders under ubuntu install to ubuntu disks, it will prompt that the same folder exists, overwrite it and then restart it.

At this point, the work of installing under windows is nearing the end, and you can install it smoothly after selecting ubuntu at boot.

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Upstairs, there are so many copies of **,,It's not actually what you did at all.,It's actually all simply dead.。。

Let's take a look at the diagram, step by step:

Zero command to play ubuntu installation**tutorial) [Although this is a diagram,But it's the same as the installation process.,I've also made a lot of progress compared to the previous version.,haha].

The diagram is made under the XP system, and the same is true for the Vista system!

In fact, it's just that after the virtual optical drive is loaded,Let it run,Select Install to Windows,Then select the installation location,Language,Set a password,The rest is to wait for it to be installed automatically,The installation process doesn't involve writing anything at all.。。

I'm also a freshly loaded vegetable ......

The first time,Installation,Many are recommended to use wubi installation (wubi installation without virtual optical drive) I read a post at the beginning,First of all,Be sure to change the drive letter to English:For example, "local disk (c)" should be changed to "c" otherwise it can't be installed.

Find a link, you try it above, I do the same if you have any questions, you can send me an email, 727605899 my blog.

If you have any questions to find answers on the Internet, don't be brutal, it's a waste of time, it's unnecessary, (I feel deeply after wasting a lot of time).

There are many people online who share the fruits of their labor, which is the basic spiritual ...... of Linux

Generally speaking, wubi installation will reduce the performance of the system and is not recommended. If you experience it, you can install a virtual machine.

If you want to install it on a real machine and don't have a CD, then use a USB flash drive to install it.

Find a software called Unetbootin, you can load the Ubuntu installation image (ISO) into a USB flash drive and boot it. In the BIOS settings, boot from the USB flash drive, and you can start installing Ubuntu.

I'm xp+vista+ubuntu

lz is the boot partition set incorrectly when it is installed, resulting in boot error 18The easiest solution is to start the computer with the Windows XP installation CD, then select a clean installation, and when the installation file is copied and restarted, take out the Windows XP installation CD, so that when the operating system selection menu appears after the restart, select the next one (the first one is the installer), and the selection menu appears to be pressed quickly, the timer seconds seem to be 0, and you have to start again if you slow down. In this way, you can go to Windows XP, and then delete the temporary Windows installation folder used for installation in XP, and set the current XP as the first boot system in the startup, and delete the installer to start.

When installing Ubuntu, it is recommended not to change the settings when installing the bootloader unless you know how to set it up (only if you intend to boot it with Wingrub).

If you install a dual system, linux and windows are very troublesome to divide the disk together.,Boot up too.,If you want to install a dual system, it's recommended to consider using a virtual machine.,It's very convenient.,That's how I use it.。

Use the installation disk (must be the installed version, the ghost version is not good) to boot into repair mode, then run fixmbr and fixboot, and then exit to restart, but your ubuntu is definitely finished.

If you don't install wubi but CD-ROM installation, you can reinstall ubuntu.

I doubt you have prepared hard drive space for ubuntu. It's as simple as deleting a small disk partition in XP's Disk Management.

There's a problem with the format of the drive letter.,You have a format for Linux to be formatted.。

error:18 is that grub cannot boot, it should be related to the partition method you selected during installation. Windows does not recognize the hard disk, if it is an XP disc, most likely because of the SATA hard disk, you need to change the working mode of the hard disk in the BIOS.

Directly under Windows, you can also install software, you don't need a disk, it's the wubi installation that is said on the Internet, try it, I think this is the easiest virtual drive to load the image, point to run, that wubi can be followed by some basic settings, at this time, you need to connect to the Internet, you need to get some files, and you need to remind you quickly, restart (at this time, the last network will be faster), and then enter the ubuntu desktop, and then connect to the Internet because There are some things that I installed this on windows7 shortly ago, ubuntu904, both systems are running very well.

Check the information, the reason for the failure: the disk letter name contains Chinese.

Solution: Change Chinese to English and you'll be fine. For example, it was originally"System disk (c:).", to read"system(c:)"。Others are similarly modified. Note that all drive letters cannot contain Chinese!

It may be due to the lack of thoughtfulness of the programmer who made wubi, and I hope that this will not be the case in future versions.

If you have double-clicked Wubi, you should clear the temporary files first, the path is C: Documents and Settings Administrator Local Settings Temp (assuming your system disk is C drive and it is Administrator).

After clearing, reboot and run wubi again to be on the safe side.

Change the hard disk name of c d e f g z to English letters.

Load the wingrup on board.

It's simple. Give a ** cavity to motivate you.

Just follow the inside to do it, Zhaoyuan Bridge is fierce.

Open directly Remember that the drive letter cannot have Chinese otherwise it will not respond Then select install inside windows It seems to be that word Then you can have options when you boot up.

Good luck.

May I ask all the prawns, I use a notebook, now installed Vista system, itself is divided into 4 plates, it seems that Vista can't be divided into 5 plates! Now I want to install the Ubuntu system without affecting the Vista system, I read some forums and said that there is a simple way to install it in the Vista system like software! Is it true?

If it is only a system trial, it is recommended to install it in a virtual machine.

I'm a rookie to ubuntu.,Please try to be as detailed as possible! The questions are as follows:1. How to install ubuntu in the easiest and safest. Are there any requirements for the installation directory?

As above, virtual machines.

You shouldn't need to install a C drive, right?

Because the file system used by Ubuntu Linux is different from Windows, there is no such thing as a C drive.

Can it be stored in a folder on the E drive? Or do you want to occupy a separate drive letter?

As above, it can be understood that he needs his own drive letter, because it needs its own partition. But this partition is not visible to Windows.,Unless you install ext2 3 read-write software in Windows.,But that's another problem.。

2.What else do I need to install after installing ubuntu, and what do I need for the graphics card driver??

As long as the hardware is not too out-of-the-way, Linux's hardware support is quite good.

I've heard that there is still a need for a desktop, right?

If it is a Ubuntu desktop with the desktop version, it will be installed automatically.

3.Can all the software installed in Vista be shared?

No, you cannot. However, you can use some virtual software to make some Windows software run on Linux.

Are the contents of each drive letter shared?

If it's a document, it's fine, such as doc, *** or **. Ubuntu can read Windows partitions directly.

4.Does it affect the Internet access problem after installation?

No effect, Linux's network support is better than Windows's.

Is it used to dial up the Internet in Vista, and is it still dialed in Ubuntu?

Yes. Will there be compatibility problems with general software in ubuntu?

In general, Ubuntu can't use Windows software, so there's no compatibility issue.

Is it installed in the same way as in Vista?

Ubuntu's own software can be installed with the software center and is said to be a package management system.

I'm sorry to trouble all the heroes Because I don't want to get the system to collapse I'm already very depressed about the system I've installed n more Thank you in advance