FLeiXiuS
November 11th, 2004, 08:52 PM
-Hard Drive Install
-Networked Install (http/ftp)
Hard Drive Install
1.) Place Ubuntu ISO onto a seperate partition/hard drive other then what you're planning to install Ubuntu on.
2.) When the CDROM drive fails to ignitiate stage 1, it will prompt you with other methods of installations.
3.) Select Hard Drive Installation
4.) Enter in the location of the ISO then begin.
Network Install
I haven't tried this yet with Ubuntu, but with many other distrobutions it has been a sucess story.
Requirements: HTTP or FTP Remote Server
Keep in mind, LAN is much faster. So a local PC would be critical.
HTTP
1.) Extract the ISO in a directory with http access on the remote machine.
2. )Boot the Ubuntu CD and let the cdrom fail at stage 1.
3. )Select HTTP install
4.) Enter in the IP / Location of the extracted ISO on the remote server
5.) The Process should begin to install
FTP
1.) Extract the ISO in a directory with http access on the remote machine.
2.) Setup a username/password to access these files
3.) Boot the Ubuntu CD and let the cdrom fail at stage 1.
4.) Select FTP install
5.) Enter in the IP / Location / Username / Password of the FTP server where the ISO is located
6.) The Process should begin to install
-Networked Install (http/ftp)
Hard Drive Install
1.) Place Ubuntu ISO onto a seperate partition/hard drive other then what you're planning to install Ubuntu on.
2.) When the CDROM drive fails to ignitiate stage 1, it will prompt you with other methods of installations.
3.) Select Hard Drive Installation
4.) Enter in the location of the ISO then begin.
Network Install
I haven't tried this yet with Ubuntu, but with many other distrobutions it has been a sucess story.
Requirements: HTTP or FTP Remote Server
Keep in mind, LAN is much faster. So a local PC would be critical.
HTTP
1.) Extract the ISO in a directory with http access on the remote machine.
2. )Boot the Ubuntu CD and let the cdrom fail at stage 1.
3. )Select HTTP install
4.) Enter in the IP / Location of the extracted ISO on the remote server
5.) The Process should begin to install
FTP
1.) Extract the ISO in a directory with http access on the remote machine.
2.) Setup a username/password to access these files
3.) Boot the Ubuntu CD and let the cdrom fail at stage 1.
4.) Select FTP install
5.) Enter in the IP / Location / Username / Password of the FTP server where the ISO is located
6.) The Process should begin to install