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What is the minimum processor requirement for Ubuntu installation?
What is the minimum processor requirement for Ubuntu installation?
It is not recommended to backup important data before starting the Ubuntu installation process.
It is not recommended to backup important data before starting the Ubuntu installation process.
False
What is the recommended way to create a bootable USB drive for Ubuntu installation?
What is the recommended way to create a bootable USB drive for Ubuntu installation?
Using tools like Rufus (Windows), balenaEtcher (Windows, macOS, Linux), or the dd command (Linux)
The minimum hard drive space required for Ubuntu installation is _______________ GB.
The minimum hard drive space required for Ubuntu installation is _______________ GB.
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What is the first step in the Ubuntu installation process?
What is the first step in the Ubuntu installation process?
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During the installation process, you can only choose to install Ubuntu alongside an existing OS or erase the entire disk.
During the installation process, you can only choose to install Ubuntu alongside an existing OS or erase the entire disk.
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Match the following installation options with their descriptions:
Match the following installation options with their descriptions:
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What is the recommended format for the root partition (/) during custom partitioning?
What is the recommended format for the root partition (/) during custom partitioning?
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Study Notes
System Requirements
- Minimum system requirements include a 2 GHz dual-core processor, 4 GB RAM, 25 GB of free hard drive space, and optional internet access.
- Recommended system requirements include 4 GB RAM or more, 25 GB of free hard drive space or more, and internet access.
Pre-Installation Tasks
- Backup all important data before starting the installation process.
- Create a bootable USB drive by downloading the latest Ubuntu ISO and using tools like Rufus, balenaEtcher, or the dd command.
Installation Steps
- Boot from the USB drive by inserting it into the computer, restarting, and entering BIOS/UEFI settings to change the boot order.
- Select "Try Ubuntu without installing" or "Install Ubuntu" from the boot menu.
- Choose a language and click "Continue" to start the installation process.
- Prepare to install Ubuntu by connecting to a Wi-Fi network, choosing to install third-party software, and deciding whether to download updates.
Installation Type
- Option 1: Install Ubuntu alongside an existing OS (dual-boot).
- Option 2: Erase the disk and install Ubuntu (deletes all existing data).
- Option 3: Custom partitioning and installation setup (Something else).
Partitioning (if "Something else" is chosen)
- Create the required partitions:
- Root partition (/): Minimum 15-20 GB, formatted as ext4.
- Swap partition: Equal to RAM size, used for hibernation and extra memory.
- Home partition (/home): Separate partition for user data (optional but recommended).
User Account Setup
- Enter personal details, computer name, username, and password.
- Choose whether to log in automatically or require a password.
Installation Process
- Click "Install Now" to start the installation.
- Review changes and click "Continue".
- The installation process will begin, which may take some time depending on the system and selected options.
Finishing Installation
- Once the installation is complete, restart the computer.
- Remove the USB drive and press "Enter" when prompted to reboot.
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Description
This quiz covers the minimum and recommended system requirements for installing Ubuntu, as well as essential pre-installation tasks such as backing up data and creating a bootable USB drive.
