Course 101: Lecture 6: Installing Ubuntu
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This document outlines an introductory course on embedded Linux, specifically focused on the installation of Ubuntu. It describes various installation methods, including dual-booting and virtualization using hyper-visors, and explains the benefits and purposes of virtualization. Additionally, the document provides links for downloading VirtualBox and Ubuntu, along with resources for exploring Ubuntu's graphical user interface.
Course 101: Lecture 6: Installing Ubuntu
- 1. Linux For Embedded Systems ForArabs Ahmed ElArabawy Course 101: Introduction to Embedded Linux
- 3. Choices for Ubuntu Installation 1. Booting from Ubuntu DVD 2. Installing Ubuntu alone on the machine 3. Installing Ubuntu along with Windows in a dual boot configuration 4. Installing Ubuntu inside a virtual machine 5. Other choicesā¦.
- 5. Virtualization Why?? Virtualization is used for: ā¢ Running Multiple Operating Systems simultaneously ā¢ Easier Software Installations ā¢ Testing and Disaster Recovery ā¢ Infrastructure Consolidation
- 6. Virtualization How ? ā¢ We can achieve virtualization via the use of a Hyper-visor ā¢ Hyper-Visor is a software that can accommodate multiple virtual machines. Each VM can have its own OS ā¢ There are two types of Hyper-visors, ā¢ Type One (Bare-Metal Hyper-Visor) ā¢ Type Two (Use of host OS)
- 7. Virtualization How ? Hyper-Visor Acts as a light host OS Hyper-Visor Acts as an Application
- 12. Download& Install Oracle Virtual Box https://www.virtualbox.org/
- 14. Create a New VM on VirtualBox
- 15. Start the VM and Install Ubuntu