Thomas,
I've a feeling that you've downloaded the wrong ISO. For what you want to
do, You'll need the alternate install image from Ubuntu. There, you'll
also find an installation manual. I suggest you download
ubuntu-6.06-alternate-i386.iso if you have an Intel processor.
Good luck!
Bertil Sm
Hello all,
Finally, I managed to run the latest Live CD of Ubuntu and use Gnopernicus.
However, I cant install Ubuntu onto my system. I know that the installer
doesn't talk without doing some things.
As a none Linux expert, I have to ask a few questions!
When to execute sudo -s? I did this when I
Hi Thomas,
Please see http://live.gnome.org/Orca/UbuntuDapperDrake for instructions
on getting Orca up and running on Ubuntu version 6.0.6 (known as the
"Dapper Drake" release).
Regards,
Peter Korn
Accessibility Architect,
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
> Hi, list.
> This might seam like a really st
Hi, Thomas,
Gnopernicus is on the desktop CD and on the alternate CD. Just put the CD
into the drive and reboot your machine. Make sure your computer boots from
the CD drive first. If you have the desktop CD, your computer will boot into
a LiveCD, which is basically an OS that runs from the CD.
Hi, Ben.
What happens if you don't have an internet connection at the time. I am
assuming from your post the Ubuntu desktop cd doesn't contain
gnopernicus. If not I am basicly screwed.
Anyone know if the server eddition or the alternative install version
has gnopernicus? I need to get this thing
Hi, Jason.
Thanks for the information. I just read through the Debian installation
manual, and while it seams strait forward I don't think it reflects
what I am seeing as far as Ubuntu 6.06 desktop version. Now, the manual
did mention using a preconfiguration script which would allow one to do
Hi.
I am also new to ubuntu, and installed it some time ago with sighted assistanse.
I downloaded the desktop 6.06 iso and berned it to a cd.
You will need sighted help to install this and to install gnopernicus or orca.
Once you have everything set up, click aplications, (alt f1) and click
manag
Ubuntu is based on the Debian GNU/Linux distribution, and reputedly uses an
installer based on Debian's. Thus you may find the Debian installation guide
helpful for the basic operating system installation process.
http://www.debian.org/ (look under "documentation").
I am sure Ubuntu users subscrib
Hi, list.
This might seam like a really stupid question, but I have been hearing
allot about Ubuntu Linux which I'd like to try, and don't have a
fricking clue on how to get it up and working. I have spent hours
reading the Ubuntu sight and can't even find a basic install guide for
it. So here
