Showing posts with label Debian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Debian. Show all posts

Windows 8 vNext boot screen for Windows 7


In continuation to the previously posted article about customizing Windows 7 boot screen using Boot Updater, this Tuesday we have another awesome boot screen waiting for you. Read on.
vnext_bootscreen_for_windows_7_by_lysy1993lbn-d3k01d9
This new boot screen is called vNext (codename for Windows 8) boot screen and resembles the boot screen in Windows build 7989.

Interested ? Lets see how to use it as your boot screen.

STEPS:
1. Download the latest Boot Updater & the vNext boot screen and unzip both of them (download links below)
2. Run the .exe file
3. Click on File > Load Boot Skin.

windows_7_boot_updater
4. Now browse to the location where the vNext boot screen is present and open it.
5. Preview the new boot screen and then click on Apply in Boot Updater.
Enjoy your Windows 8 boot screen for Windows 7.
In case of any more doubts about using this utility, refer the Windows 7 Boot Updater guide.
Caution: This guide is for highly experienced users. In case of any problem using the Boot updater, please refer the Windows 7 Boot Updater guide.

STEPS TO INSTALLING LINUX (DEBIAN)


STEP I
Preparation Installing Linux (Debian)
Turn on the computer, and then press [Delete] to enter the bios,
Once in the bios, select the menu
BIOS FEATURES SETUP
press the [ENTER]
After that, choose the Boot Sequence menu in order to CDROM, C, A

[ESC]
Select,
SAVE & EXIT SETUP
press the [ENTER]
press y [ENTER]
Then the computer will start booting again with the boot sequence to CDROM first.

Insert the CD into the CDROM existing debian.

STEP II
Boot from CD
After inserting the CD into the CD-ROM then just wait for the CD boot.
Once the computer boots to the CD, the display appears as follows:
Welcome to Deal
This is debian ...........................................
.................................................. ........

boot: _ [ENTER]

STEP III
Initial Installation Options
After that the computer will be loading ...
Wait until it says the following:

'Choose The Language'
Select the language (preferably English - en). [ENTER]

'Choose Language Variant'
Select 'English (United States)' [ENTER].

'Relase Notes'
Select [ENTER].

'Debian GNU / Linux Installation Main Menu'
There will be a variety of options in the box with the highlighted part
the choice of most of the writing,

Next: Configure the Keyboard

press [ENTER].

'Select a Keyboard'
There will be a variety of options in the box with the highlighted part
select,

qwerty / us: U.S. English (QWERTY)

[ENTER]

STEP IV
Determining Partition Hardisk

'Debian GNU / Linux Installation Main Menu'
There will be a variety of options in the box with the highlighted part
the choice of most of the writing,
Next: Initialize and Activate a Swap Partition
select,
Previous: Partition a Hard Disk
[ENTER]

'Select Disk Drive'
select,
/ Dev / hda
[ENTER]

'Lilo Limitations'
[ENTER]

'Note on additional space for the ReiserFS Journal'
[ENTER]

Display will show the existing partitions on the hard disk hda, with this information you will know where the location of the swap partition and the partition where you would put a '/' (root).
Select [Quit]
by moving / pressing the arrow to the right. [ENTER]

STEP V
Initialize Partition Swap

'Debian GNU / Linux Installation Main Menu'
There will be a variety of options in the box with the highlighted part the choice of most of the writing,

Next: Initialize and Activate a Swap Partition
[ENTER]

'Scan for Bad Blocks? '
select [ENTER]

'Are You Sure? '
select [ENTER]

STEP VI
Choosing the type of File System on Linux Partitions

'Debian GNU / Linux Installation Main Menu'
There will be a variety of options in the box with the highlighted part
the choice of most of the writing,

Next: Initialize a Linux Partition
[ENTER]

'Choose Filesystem Type'
There are 3 options in the box, select it,

Ext3: Next Generation of Ext2, a journaling filesystem
[ENTER]

'Select Partition'
Select the partition to be used as "Ext3"
There are 3 options in the box, select it,

/ Dev/sda2: Linux native
[ENTER]

'Scan for Bad Blocks? '
select [ENTER]

'Are You Sure? '
Consider carefully whether you choose / dev/hda2 as "Ext3" when it's right
select [ENTER]

'Mount as the Root Filesystem? '
select [ENTER]

STEP VII
The module installs Kernel and

'Debian's GNU / Linux Installation Main Menu'
There will be a variety of options in the box with the highlighted part the choice of most of the writing,

Next: Install kernel and Driver Modules
[ENTER]

'Select Installation Medium'
select,
cdrom: CD-ROM drive
[ENTER]

'Please insert the CD-ROM'
select [ENTER]

'Please Wait'

'Select Archive path'
Select the directory where to install the kernel.
/ Instmnt/dists/woody/main/disks-i386/current
[ENTER]

'Please Wait'

STEP VIII
Choosing a Driver

'Debian GNU / Linux Installation Main Menu'
There will be a variety of options in the box with the highlighted part
the choice of most of the writing,

Next: Configure Device Driver Modules
[ENTER]

'Note about loaded drivers'
select, [ENTER]

'Select Category'
Will perform module options to be selected,

1. Select the 'kernel / drivers / input Input Devices. '[ENTER]

'Select kernel / drivers / input modules'
select,
'Kebdev - Keyboard support' [ENTER]

'Kebdev'
select, [ENTER]

'Enter Command-Line Argumens'
No need to fill anything.
[ENTER]

select,
'Mousedev - Mouse support' [ENTER]

'Mousedev'
select, [ENTER]

'Enter Command-Line Argumens'
No need to fill anything.
[ENTER]

Select 'Exit Finish Return to previous menu. '[ENTER]

2. Select the 'kernel / drivers / net Drivers for network interface cards' [ENTER]

'Select kernel / drivers / net modules'
look 'eepro100' [ENTER]

'Eepro100'
select, [ENTER]

or if it fails could try bonding

'Enter Command-Line Argumens'
No need to fill anything. [ENTER]

Select 'Exit Finish Return to previous menu. '[ENTER]

3. Select the 'kernel / fs / msdos
MS-DOS file system '[ENTER]

'Select kernel / fs / msdos modules'
select, 'msdos - PC BIOS' [ENTER]

'Msdos'
select, [ENTER]

'Enter Command-Line Argumens'
No need to fill anything.
[ENTER]

Select 'Exit Finish Return to previous menu. '[ENTER]

4. Select 'kernel/arch/1386/kernel i386-base drivers. '[ENTER]
select, 'apm' [ENTER]

'Apm'
select, [ENTER]

'Enter Command-Line Argumens'
No need to fill anything.
[ENTER]

select, 'CPUID' [ENTER]

'CPUID'
select, [ENTER]

'Enter Command-Line Argumens'
No need to fill anything.
[ENTER]

Select 'Exit Finish Return to previous menu. '[ENTER]

Select 'Exit' [ENTER]

STEP IX
Configure the Network

'Debian GNU / Linux Installation Main Menu'
There will be a variety of options in the box with the highlighted part
the choice of most of the writing,

Next: Configure the network

[ENTER]

'Choose The Hostname'
Replace the words 'Debian' with 'LAB-OS-27-***'
*** Replaced by computer number.
[ENTER]

'Automatic Network Configuration'
select, [ENTER]

'Choose the IP Address'
Change the default to '152.118.27. ***'
*** Replaced by computer number.
[ENTER]

'Choose Network Mask'
No need to be replaced.
[ENTER]

'What is your IP address gateaway? '
152.118.27.1
[ENTER]

'Choose Domain Name'
Write 'cs.ui.ac.id'
[ENTER]

'Choose the DNS Server Addresses'
Replace with '152.118.24.2'
[ENTER]

STEP X
Installing the Base System

'Debian GNU / Linux Installation Main Menu'
There will be a variety of options in the box with the parts that are in
highlight the choice of most of the writing,

Next: Install the base system
[ENTER]

'Select Installation Medium'
select,

'Cdrom: CD-ROM drive'
[ENTER]

'Please insert the CD-ROM'
select, [ENTER]

'Select Archive path'
Select the directory to install the base system.
/ Instmnt
[ENTER]

'Installing Base System, please wait'
Wait until the installation is finished.

STEP XI
Creating a Bootable System Being

'Debian GNU / Linux Installation Main Menu'
There will be a variety of options in the box with the highlighted part
the choice of most of the writing,

Next: Make System Bootable
[ENTER]

'When the LILO boot loader should be installed? '
Select,
/ Dev / hda: Install LILO in the MBR (use this if unsure).
[ENTER]

'Other bootable partitions'
Select,
Include Put all into the menu.
[ENTER]

'Securing LILO'
[ENTER]

STEP XII
Creating Boot Floppy

'Debian GNU / Linux Installation Main Menu'
There will be a variety of options in the box with the highlighted part
the choice of most of the writing,

Next: Make a Boot Floppy

Insert a floppy disk (in good condition) to the floppy disk
[ENTER]

'Change Disk'
[ENTER]

Wait while making a boot floppy

STEP XIII
Computer rebooting

'Debian GNU / Linux Installation Main Menu'
There will be a variety of options in the box with the highlighted part
the choice of most of the writing,

Next: Reboot The System
[ENTER]

'Rebooting The System? '
Select,
Yes [ENTER]

Then remove the diskette from the floppy disk, while the computer is rebooted.

Remove the cd from cdrom deal.

Wait until the lilo boot as below,

Linux
WIN / Dos

Choose Linux [ENTER]

STEP XIV
Debian System Configuration

It will then go to look like this:
'Debian System Configuration'
[ENTER]

'TimeZone Configuration'
Is the hardware clock set to GMT
Select,
[ENTER]

What area do you life in?
Select,
Asia [ENTER]

Select a city or time zone:
Select,
Jakarta [ENTER]

'Password setup'
Shall I enable md5 passwords?
Select,
[ENTER]

Shall I enable shadow passwords?
Select,
[ENTER]

Enter a password for the root:
Fill it with 12 345
[ENTER]

Re-enter password to verify:
Fill again with 12 345
[ENTER]

Shall I create a normal user account now?
Select,
[ENTER]

'Debian System Configuration'
Shall I remove the pcmcia packages?
Select,
[ENTER]

Do you want to user a PPP connection to install the system.
Select,
[ENTER]

'Apt Configuration'
Choose the method apt should user to access to the Debian archive:
Select,
cdrom [ENTER]

Insert cd into the cdrom deal.

Enter the CD ROM device file:
/ Dev / cdrom [ENTER]

Scan another CD?
select [ENTER]

Add another apt source?
select [ENTER]

Use security updates from security.debian.org?
select [ENTER]

Run tasksel?
select [ENTER]

Run dselect?
select [ENTER]

Run dselect?
select, [ENTER]

Wait while the package was to configure what will be taken,
until there is written like this:
Do you want to continue? [Y / n]
Typing y [ENTER]

Do you want to erase any previous downloaded.deb files? [Y / n]
Type,
y [ENTER]
Please enter to continue
[ENTER]

I can do .....
[--- Please return ---]
[ENTER]

You must choose one of the options below:
Enter value (default = '1 ',' x 'to restart):
Type,
5 [ENTER]

'Debian System Configuration'
Have fun!
Thank you for choosing Debian.
[ENTER]

STEP XV
Login
Later will come the message as below:
LAB-OS-27-**** login:
(**** According to the computer where you install)

Try entering the root login and password.

After that we will try to install the package.
How to install are as follows:
type this command at the console:

apt-get install "package name" [ENTER]

As an example we will try to install lynx.
So that must be typed as follows:

apt-get install lynx [ENTER]

Do you want to continue? [Y / n]
typing y [ENTER]

When finished installing lynx try typing this command in the console:
lynx kambing.vlsm.org [ENTER]

If you make it to page kambing.vlsm.org means you succeed.
Congratulations use Debian!
Have a try at home!

Easy way to install debian for beginners


All work on productive tasks, I love ya know how do I install debian right :) Good luck ..
1. Booting from CD or DVD


2. Select Install 
3. Press enter 

4. Select the language you want agan select 
5. Press enter 

6. Choose where agan now live 
7. Press enter 

8. Choose American English 
9. Press enter 

10. Since the network configuration automatically fail then I use the manual way 
11. Select Continue 

12. Select Configure network manually 
13. Press enter, so the time to check the ip address configuration is not empty 

14. Fill in the IP Address according to the agan want, get a class a, class b, class c. I use a class c, eg 192.168.4.1 

15. Fill Subnetmask by typing 255.255.255.0 

16. Fill Gateway by typing 192.168.4.1 

17. Name server address is the same as the Gateway so agan type 192.168.4.1 

18. Hostname could agan agan fill with their own desires, could name agan or another.I use the hostname BKJ 

19. Domain Name can be content with the domain agan agan have, I use the Domain Name bkj-tutorial.blogspot.com 

20. Fill as desired agan Root Password 

21. Fill Re-enter password to verify the password that was agan previous contents 

22. Fill Full name for the new user to the agan want, the same as the hostname also does nothing. I use the name of Learning Computer and Networking 

23. Fill username for your account by agan want provided it's not the same as the full name for the new user as it would be an error 

24. Contents Choose a password for the new user to the agan want, may not be the same as the password that was agan contents fill a user's password before 

25. Fill Re-enter password to verify the password that was agan previous contents 

26. Select Eastern 
27. Press enter 

28. To be fast in installing debian 6 text should choose the most agan on the Guide use entire disk 
29. Press enter 

30. If the computer there are 2 pieces of hard agan agan can choose the top and the bottom because my computer has only one hard drive so there is no choice 
31. Press enter 

32. Select All files in one partition (recomended for new users) 
33. Press enter 

34. Select Finish partitioning and write changes to disk 
35. Press enter 

36. Select Yes 
37. Press enter 

38. Wait process approximately less than 5 minutes 

39. Select No. 
40. Press enter 

41. Select No. 
42. Press enter 

43. Select No. 
44. Press enter 

45. Tick all except the very top 
46. Press enter 

47. Wait process roughly about 10 minutes 

48. Select Yes 
49. Press enter 

50. Press enter 

51. Select the top or leave it within 5 seconds will directly go agan 
52. Press enter 

53. Fill up to the user input the time agan install debian 6 text 
54. Fill in your user password with the password that was agan enter text when installing debian 6 
55. If you managed to get in then it says Last login: Wed Apr 4 17:55:08 EDT 2012 i686, and so on.


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