buntu ku memikirkan pasai ubuntu nie..
Terima kasih Anas mencadangkan forum KDMC, saya sempat jenguk sekejap forum KDMC hari nie dan terklik tajuk ubuntu. Kebetulan borak dengan Anep (seorang member di lab) pagi tadi pasal nk install windows 7, alih-alih terkeluar topik ubuntu nie. Tapi, bab kata-ku di awal tadi..buntu ku-memikirkan ubuntu ni...
Pernah guna ubuntu?
Kenapa kena install di cd dulu baru leh run?
Ubuntu is distributed over the Internet as CD image files, called ISOs. Unlike a regular data file, the ISO file cannot be dragged and dropped or copied directly onto a disc. It needs to be burned in a specific way that expands/extracts the image so you have usable files on your disc. To install Ubuntu from a CD, you first need to burn the downloaded ISO image onto a CD. This requires:
- A working CD/DVD burner
- An 80 minute (700 Mb) CD
The cheapest "write once" CDs that can only usually be bought in packets of 10 or more tend to be much better for this. DVDs require a higher 'burn speed' which often causes problems. More expensive types of CDs seem optimised for data-storage rather than for booting-up from. Also if the 1st one does not work it hurts a lot less and also you often get a spindle to keep your linux CDs on
Boleh ke pakai 'pendrive/thumbdrive' shj..?
NOTE: If you just want to create a Live USB stick, to run Ubuntu on your netbook or other devices, you can use an automated tool created by the talented guys at Fedora. https://fedorahosted.org/liveusb-creator/,
To learn more about how to install Ubuntu from a USB stick, read on!
This page gives instructions on how to run Ubuntu from a USB flash drive for installation or other purposes. This may be necessary for netbooks and other computers without CD drives and is handy for others because the thumb drive is so easy to use. The Ubuntu 9.10 CD/DVD ISO images come with the necessary Windows and Linux utilities to get the system on a thumb drive.
For custom, manual, older versions, and technical instructions and troubleshooting see USB Installation Media. There are also network installation options available. You can also see the instructions for USB drives from the official Install Guide.
Note: This article uses the terms USB stick, USB drive, thumb drive and flash drive interchangeably.
well....saya tak berminat nak sambung lagi lanjut isu ni pada hari ni. Dah lari bidang nie, tesis pun tak siap lagi...miiahahaha..~
Suka entri ini? (=^_^=)
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