Ubuntu Linux Setting



Update time

insert cd into CD-ROM Update tray
( wait until cd logo appeared on your desktop )

go to Applications >> Accessories >> Terminal
back to terminal and type :
sudo dpkg -i /media/repo/*.deb
( type your computer password and wait until the updating process finished )

go to >> System >> Administration >> Update Manager
Click on Checkbutton
( type down the computer password and wait until it's finished )
After that, Click on

Install button ( again, wait until it's finished )
Eject the CD-ROM Update tray

Restart your computer properly. When the computer restarted, please
count the amount of line appeared during grub session



Mapping the “Harddisk Online”

go to
Applications >> Accessories >> Terminal
type :
sudo mkdir /media/x
( press enter, type the computer password and wait a moment )
type :
sudo gedit /etc/fstab
( then press enter to open fstab file )
scroll to the end of file

and insert this line >>
//192.168.1.100/shared /media/x cifs rw,username=shared,password=,noperm 0 0
Ctrl + S
( to save the file )
and
Ctrl + Q
( to close the editor )
type :
sudo mount -a

( you will see "Your Harddirk Online" appears on your desktop )


Grub : default Booting

Stil on Terminal, type :
sudo gedit /etc/default/grub
(
)
press enter to open grub file, don’t forget the password
find this line >>
GRUB_DEFAULT=x
change the "x"
with >> your counting result - 1
Ctrl + S
then
Ctrl + Q
type :
sudo update-grub
( wait for a while then restart(again) your computer properly )

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