Ubuntu 18.04 LTS : Install2018/04/27 |
On this example, Download and Use [Alternative Ubuntu Server installer] for Ubuntu Server Installation.
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[1] | Insert a disk for installation of Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and reboot your computer. Next, Choose your language and go next. |
[2] | Select [Install Ubuntu Server] for general Ubuntu Server Installation to proceed. |
[3] | Select the language which is used during the Installation. |
[4] | Select your country for System TimeZone setting. |
[5] | Select your locale. The selected locale will be the default locale of the Ubuntu System. |
[6] | Configure keyboard layout. Select Yes or No to detect your keyboard automatically. |
[7] | If you selected [No] on previous section, Select the keyboard type manually on this section. |
[8] | If you selected [No] on previous section, Select the keyboard layout manually on this section. |
[9] | Set your server's hostname you'd like to set. |
[10] | Set a user account. The user set on here will be administrative user by default. |
[11] | Input a username used on the Ubuntu System. |
[12] | Set the user's password. |
[13] | Make sure the TimeZone is correct. |
[14] | This is the section for configuring partitions. This example shows to select [Guided (LVM)] like follows. |
[15] | Select a disk to create partitions. |
[16] | If it's OK all, answer [Yes]. |
[17] | Enter the size of disk that you'd like to set for LVM volume group. |
[18] | It's completed to configure partitions. If it's OK, answer [Yes]. |
[19] | If your local network needs Proxy for internet access, Configure it, if not, Continue without config. |
[20] | Select if you set automatical update. automatical update is convenience but sometimes it causes troubles, so if you use Ubuntu Server as a Mission Critical Server, Don't use automatical update, it's better to update by manually after verification. |
[21] | Select softwares if you'd like to install additional software, select it. On this example, proceed without selection. |
[22] | GRUB Boot Loader is installed on MBR (Master Boot Record), if it's OK, select [Yes]. Generally it's OK with [Yes] on here. |
[23] | Installation finished. Remove the disk and [Continue]. Then system will reboot. |
[24] | After Ubuntu Server has beed restarted, login prompt is shown, Login with a user you set during the Installation. If logined normally, Your Ubuntu Server Installation has completed. |
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