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Putting swap first means that the second partition can easily be expanded to fill all available space. Make a reiser filesystem on /dev/evms/root and a swap filesystem on /dev/evms/swap. | Putting swap first means that the second partition can easily be expanded to fill all available space. Make a reiser filesystem on /dev/evms/root and a swap filesystem on /dev/evms/swap. | ||
== Install Ubuntu == | |||
Boot from the Ubuntu Server install cd, use the "manual" option for | |||
partitioning, tell it to install Ubuntu into the third partition. | |||
Tell it to install LAMP (Apache + MySQL + PHP) | |||
Remove CDROM and reboot. | |||
== Install updates == | |||
apt-get update | |||
apt-get upgrade | |||
apt-get dist-upgrade | |||
== Add extra repositories == | |||
== Install extra packages == | |||
apt-get install evms | |||
apt-get install xterm synaptic | |||
apt-get install emacs-nox | |||
apt-get install shorewall webmin |
Revision as of 04:32, 25 July 2007
Connect hard drive to desktop system
In my case, the system is 8track. I use a ribbon cable and a 44pin laptop to 40 pin desktop IDE adapter. The drive is one of the 30 GB Toshiba 2.5" 4200rpm drives that came in the system when I got it.
Set up virtual machine
I create a VMware workstation virtual machine using the hard drive on /dev/hda and the cdrom connected to an ISO rescue image called "System Rescue CD".
Boot from the System Rescue CD
Use evmns to partition the hard drive and create filesystems. Create two volumes, the first is swap (500MB) the second is /root (3GB).
Putting swap first means that the second partition can easily be expanded to fill all available space. Make a reiser filesystem on /dev/evms/root and a swap filesystem on /dev/evms/swap.
Install Ubuntu
Boot from the Ubuntu Server install cd, use the "manual" option for partitioning, tell it to install Ubuntu into the third partition. Tell it to install LAMP (Apache + MySQL + PHP)
Remove CDROM and reboot.
Install updates
apt-get update apt-get upgrade apt-get dist-upgrade
Add extra repositories
Install extra packages
apt-get install evms apt-get install xterm synaptic apt-get install emacs-nox apt-get install shorewall webmin