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Live Ubuntu Isabel (LUI)

Usage and Installation Guide
Isabel 4.11
Agora Systems S.A.
C/Velázquez 46, 6º Derecha
28001 Madrid (Spain)
Email: agora-2000@agora-2000.com
Web: http://www.agora-2000.com
Live Ubuntu Isabel (LUI). Usage and installation guide Live Ubuntu Isabel (LUI). Usage and installation guide
(Isabel 4.11) (Isabel 4.11)
March 2009 March 2009
Table of Contents 6.2.! Date and time settings ...................................................................................... 31!

1.! Introduction ............................................................................................................... 5! 6.3.! Keyboard layout ............................................................................................... 32!
1.1.! Requirements ...................................................................................................... 6! 6.4.! Hard drive partitioning ..................................................................................... 33!
1.2.! Tutorial Layout ................................................................................................... 6! 6.5.! User creation..................................................................................................... 34!
2.! Download the Live Ubuntu Isabel ISO image .......................................................... 7! 6.6.! Installation ........................................................................................................ 35!
3.! Burning the Live Ubuntu Isabel ISO on CD/DVD ................................................. 10! 6.7.! System reboot ................................................................................................... 36!
3.1.! From a Windows PC ........................................................................................ 10! 6.8.! Keep your system updated................................................................................ 36!
3.1.1.! With Nero Burning ROM .......................................................................... 10!
3.1.2.! With CDBurnerXP Pro.............................................................................. 13!
3.2.! From an Ubuntu Linux PC ............................................................................... 15!
3.2.1.! With Gnome Baker.................................................................................... 15!
3.2.2.! With k3b .................................................................................................... 17!
4.! Creating a Persistent LUI USB Stick ...................................................................... 20!
4.1.! From a Windows PC ........................................................................................ 20!
4.1.1.! With U810.exe........................................................................................... 20!
4.1.2.! With UNetbootin ....................................................................................... 21!
4.2.! From an Ubuntu PC.......................................................................................... 23!
4.2.1.! From a Live CD LUI or from a LUI ISO file............................................ 23!
5.! Booting the LUI from the removable media ........................................................... 25!
5.1.! Boot your PC .................................................................................................... 25!
5.2.! Troubleshooting the LUI .................................................................................. 28!
5.2.1.! Networking ................................................................................................ 28!
5.2.2.! Screen Resolution ...................................................................................... 30!
5.2.3.! More help with Ubuntu ............................................................................. 30!
6.! Installing Ubuntu in your PC................................................................................... 31!
6.1.! Language selection ........................................................................................... 31!
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1. Introduction 1.1. Requirements

The ISABEL CSCW application is a group collaboration tool for the Internet, based on There are several methods one can go about to install and run a Live Ubuntu Isabel LUI
advanced videoconferencing features and developed for Ubuntu Linux. depending on the removable media chosen and the software used in the creation
procedures. The requirements may be slightly different, but for all cases one requires
This document describes the instructions for installing, booting and running the LUI, following hardware:
Live Ubuntu Isabel (Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex Live CD bundled with the Isabel CSCW
application), using a Windows or Linux operating system to perform the install. • A PC or compatible computer with at least 512 MB of RAM with an Intel i686-
based microprocessor or compatible supported by Ubuntu. The Ubuntu web site
A Live Ubuntu Isabel LUI installation allows you to run Ubuntu and Isabel natively publishes the supported hardware at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport.
from a removable media device without making any changes to your normal operating • To create the Live CD:
system installed on your computer. So you can run the LUI on a Windows, Unix or o CD/DVD burner attached to the PC, a blank CD or DVD and a
Linux of different flavour without modifying in any way your working environment. burning software or
Isabel can also be installed on a GNU/Linux-based Operating System such as Ubuntu o USB port, a 2GB or bigger USB stick and the USB burning software
(currently Intrepid Ibex 8.10), as a Debian package integrated in the package database
and with full repository-based update system or as an RPM package for RPM-based The LUI can be created on one PC and used on a different hardware. In this case, the
Linux distributions. PC, which will be used to join and participate in an Isabel Event, needs to be supported
by Ubuntu (see above) and will also require:
Performance Advice • Audio-visual equipment. You can also find more information related to Isabel
The LUI can be installed on CD, DVD or a USB stick. The LUI media creation as well supported hardware at http://www.agora-2000.com website.
as some performance and available features will depend on the media chosen.
o A sound card
With the Live Ubuntu Isabel burned on a CD or DVD you will be able to run and join o A web cam or TV capture device
sessions with Isabel, but you will not be able to store any data or configuration
o Headphones
customizations. This is due to the Operating System running in volatile memory to
avoid any hard drives changes. Moreover, while in use, all the information and If you want to install the Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex distribution with Isabel in your hard
programs it needs to run will be read from the CD drive, slower than a hard disk. So the drive, you will need at least 2GB of free space available.
performance of the system will not be the best you could achieve with a version
installed on hard disk.
1.2. Tutorial Layout
If you plan to use the Live Ubuntu Isabel more than one time and you would like to
keep any Isabel updates or Ubutnu Linux updates and personal changes, we recommend To install the LUI you need to perform 3 steps:
installing the Live Ubuntu Isabel on a USB stick with persistent characteristics.
Persistency allows you to store personal settings, data, and updates up to a size 1) Download the latest Live Ubuntu Isabel ISO image (see chapter 2).
determined at creation time. Once this size has been used up, no more changes can be 2) Copy the ISO image into a removable media format. If you chose to use a CD or
accommodated. The USB Live version boots quicker than the one from CD or DVD. DVD follow instructions on chapter 3, if you chose a persistence installation on
Finally, if you are planning to use Isabel more regularly or if a machine is going to be USB stick follow instructions on chapter 4.
dedicated to Isabel or is going to host an event, we strongly recommend installing it in 3) Boot from your removable media format, see chapter 5.
your hard drive, such that your updates and local customizations do not have a size limit
and performance can be best. 4) (Optionally) Install your Live Ubuntu Isabel on hard disk following instructions on
chapter 6.
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Burning the Live Ubuntu Isabel ISO on CD/DVD.

2. Download the Live Ubuntu Isabel ISO image
If you have chosen a persistent USB stick you can skip chapter 3 and start in chapter 4,
Independently of the removable media chosen for the LUI installation you need to
download the LUI ISO image. You can download the Live Ubuntu Isabel ISO image for
free from Agora's Web Site at http://www.agora-2000.com/?display=products/isabel/
and then selecting the “Download” option. The LUI ISO image will have following
naming convention: Live_Ubuntu_Isabel_X.X.iso.
Follow the instructions of the Download page to get the ISO file. This file usually sizes
around 700 or 900MB.
Depending on the removable media you decided to use you will only need certain
sections of this tutorial. If you want to burn the LUI on a CD or DVD, you will need to
burn it to CD or DVD with any burning software. If you need help, read chapter 3,
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Creating a Persistent LUI USB Stick. 3. Burning the Live Ubuntu Isabel ISO on CD/DVD
3.1. From a Windows PC
You can burn the ISO image to a blank CD-R/RW/+R/+RW or DVD-R/RW/+R/+RW
with your favourite program. We explain here how to do it with Nero Burning ROM
and CDburnerXP Pro.
3.1.1. With Nero Burning ROM

Nero Burning ROM is a complete suite of tools for authoring CD and DVD for
Windows Systems. You can download a trial version of Nero Burning ROM from
http://www.nero.com.
Install it and reboot your computer to complete the installation procedure. Then, choose
from the Start Menu > Programs > Nero Demo > Data > Nero Burning ROM to start
the program.
Figure 1 Nero Burning ROM Main page with recording menu
In the Recorder Menu choose the Burn Image... option and in the File Selector dialog
browse and select the Live Ubuntu Isabel ISO image file Live_Ubuntu_Isabel_X.X.iso
downloaded in the first step.
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Figure 2 Nero DVD Image Recording options Figure 4: Nero Recording process Windows
Open it and choose the recording options. Pay attention on choosing CD Image or DVD If successful, follow the instructions in chapter 5,
Image depending on the media available and the size of the LUI ISO image. You can
see how to selectFigure
the DVD2: Nero
imageImage type
option chooser,
in the Figureselect
2. DVD image
Figure 3: Nero DVD Image Recording properties window
After selecting the CD/DVD Image dialog and the proper CD/DVD Recording options,
click on Burn to start the recording process. A progress window similar to the one
shown in Figure 4 will open.
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Booting the LUI from the removable media.
3.1.2. With CDBurnerXP Pro

If you do not have a recording utility, you can use CDBurnerXP Pro for free to record
your ISO images. Download the latest stable version of the program from
http://www.cdburnerxp.se/download.php. Run the installer to configure the software
and start it.
Figure 6: CDburnerXP Pro recording dialog window
If successful, follow the instructions in chapter 5,
Figure 5: CDburnerXP Pro main window

Select from the File menu the option Write disk from ISO file. Now, browse and
select the ISO file Live_Ubuntu_Isabel_X.X.iso that contains the Live Ubuntu Isabel
ISO Image.
Finally, click on Write Disc, and wait for it to finish roasting.
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3.2. From an Ubuntu Linux PC

You can burn the ISO image to a blank CD-R/RW/+R/+RW or DVD-R/RW/+R/+RW
with your favourite program. We explain here how to do it with Gnome Baker and k3d.
3.2.1. With Gnome Baker

Install the Gnome Baker CD/DVD Authoring program in your Gnome Desktop. In
Figure 8: GnomeBaker's DVD Image recording options
Debian-based Operating Systems such as Ubuntu, just choose the option “Add or
remove programs”, search for gnomebaker and install it. You can also use apt-get with If successful, follow the instructions in chapter 5,
the option
% sudo apt-get install gnomebaker
Figure 7: GnomeBaker main Windows
Locate and start GnomeBaker from Applications Menu > Sound & Video >
GnomeBaker CD/DVD Writer or from the command line. From the Tools menu,
select Burn CD image or Burn DVD image depending on your chosen media. Browse
the Live_Ubuntu_Isabel_X.X.iso ISO file and select it.
A new window shown in Figure 8 will open to choose your recorder device and the
recording options. Click on Start to burn the CD/DVD. A new window with a progress
bar will be shown until completion.
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3.2.2. With k3b

Install in your KDE Desktop the k3b CD/DVD Authoring program. In Debian-based
Operating Systems such as Ubuntu, just choose the option Add or remove programs
from the Applications menu, search for k3b and install it. You can also use apt-get
with the option
% sudo apt-get install k3b
Figure 9: k3b main window

Locate and start k3b from Applications Menu > Sound & Video > k3b or from the
command line. Select Burn CD ISO image or Burn DVD ISO image in the bottom
section of the main window.
In the next dialog window (Figure 10), browse for LUI ISO image
Live_Ubuntu_Isabel_X.X.iso under the Image to Burn tag and wait until k3b
calculates the MD5 checksum of the ISO to check whether the image was properly
downloaded or not.
While the program computes the MD5 signature, select your recorder device as well as
the recording options. When the MD5 is calculated, check it against the MD5 checksum
in the download page and if they match, record the CD/DVD by clicking on Start.
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4. Creating a Persistent LUI USB Stick
If you want to run Isabel more then once and you do not want to update Isabel and
Ubuntu and change your settings/customizations every time you boot your Live CD,
you should burn the ISO image to a USB stick in persistent mode. Persistence let’s you
do just that, you can have your settings saved to your USB stick and boot into your own
custom Live Isabel environment anywhere anytime. We explain here how to create a
persistent USB stick from a Windows and an Ubuntu Linux PC.
4.1. From a Windows PC

Unfortunately, there is no free partitioning tool that allows Windows to partition a
removable media device. This forces us to configure persistency as a file on the same
partition as the LUI ISO image. We will show step by step how to install the Live
Ubuntu ISABEL on a persistent USB stick using two different tools: UNetbootin and
U810.exe from PendriveLinux.
4.1.1. With U810.exe

This tool will create a persistent file size of 1GB to store all your changes and
customizations. You will need following items:
1) Windows PC
2) Live Ubuntu Isabel ISO image Live_Ubuntu_Isabel_X.X.iso downloaded in
Chapter 2
3) A 2GB or larger USB stick formatted as FAT32
4) Download the U810pIsabel.exe (contains the files to perform the conversion)
Download and launch the U810pIsabel.exe package from the Isabel download page
http://isabel.dit.upm.es/component/option,com_docman/task,doc_download/gid,939/Itemid,74/
This package is a modified version of the PendriveLinux utility you can find at
http://www.pendrivelinux.com/live-ubuntu-810-usb-persistent-install-windows/ that
uses the 7zip tool.
Launching U810pIsabel will extract the files into a folder called U810p automatically.
Place the Live_Ubuntu_Isabel_X.X.iso into this folder. Then, click on U810.bat file
and follow the onscreen instructions. This will burn a persistent LUI on the USB stick.
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4.1.2. With UNetbootin

Unfortunately, this tool, though graphically nicer than U810pIsabel.exe, does not
activate persistency automatically and some manual changes need to be performed to
achieve the required feature. These easy steps are described below:
1) Windows PC
Chapter 2
3) A 2GB or larger USB stick formatted as FAT32
Figure 11: UNetbootin USB creation dialog window
4) Download the UNetbootin tool (contains the files to perform the conversion)
from http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/unetbootin-windows-latest.exe (created
7) Once the UNetbootin installer has completed, click the Exit button, as two more
under GNU GPL v2).
steps need to be performed to enable persistency.
5) Download the persistence file from
8) Use a file browser to locate the file syslinux.cfg on your USB stick. Edit the file
http://isabel.dit.upm.es/component/option,com_docman/task,cat_view/gid,152/Itemid,74/
with WordPad. Locate the line with the text “append initrd=/ubninit
casper-rw of the chosen size. Take into account that the USB stick should be file=/cdrom/preseed/ubuntu.seed boot=casper quiet splash --” insert the text
able to contain both the LUI and the persistence file of the chosen size. The “persistent” after “boot=casper”. The final line should look like this:
bigger the persistence file the more changes and update can be stored on it. append initrd=/ubninit file=/cdrom/preseed/ubuntu.seed boot=casper persistent quiet splash --
6) Double click the UNetbootin executable to start the program and follow these Save the file and exit WordPad.
instructions:
9) Copy the casper-rw file to the USB stick. It is very important that the name
1. Click the Diskimage radio button remains unchanged: lowercase letters, as that is the convention for the
2. Browse to select LUI ISO image persistency file.
3. Set your target USB stick drive
This tool will create a persistence size of the same size as the casper-rw file to store all
4. Click OK to start the creation
your changes and customizations.
Follow the instructions in chapter 5,
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Booting the LUI from the removable media. 2. Select the option Stored in reserved extra space in order to achieve
persistency. Adjust the slider to set the persistence capacity to use. The
more capacity chosen the more changes will be stored between reboots.
3. Click the Make Startup Disk button.
4.2. From an Ubuntu PC 4. A progress bar will indicate the status of your USB installation.
One can create a persistent USB stick with Ubuntu version Intrepid Ibex 8.10 or higher
by installing it from a downloaded ISO image or from a running Live CD/DVD. The
same USB stick creation utility is used for both cases.
4.2.1. From a Live CD LUI or from a LUI ISO file

You will need following items and perform these steps:
1) Ubuntu Linux PC to create the USB boot stick

Chapter 2 as ISO image or already burned on CD/DVD
3) A 1GB or larger USB stick
4) Boot your PC.
If you intend to create a persistent USB stick from a Live Ubuntu Isabel CD or
DVD media, restart your computer booting from that media.
If you want to create a persistent USB stick from an ISO image, you’re your
Ubuntu Linux PC and download this image.
Figure 13: Create a USB startup disk utility dialog window
Once the installation is complete continue instructions on the next chapter to boot from
your removable media device.
Figure 12: k3b Location of the Create a USB startup disk utility
5) Insert your target USB stick, navigate to System -> Administration -> Create a
USB startup disk as shown in Figure 12 and launch the application.
6) You first have to select the Source disk image (.iso) or CD that contains the
necessary information. Use the Other… button to select the /cdrom in case you
booted from a Live CD/DVD media or the Live_Ubuntu_Isabel_X.X.iso file.
Then:
1. Select the USB target disk to use.
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5. Booting the LUI from the removable media
Now you have a CD/DVD or a persistent USB stick with the latest Ubuntu Linux
version (Intrepid Ibex 8.10 or above) bundled with Isabel ready to be used. Insert the
removable media into your PC’s cdrom or USB port and reboot your box.
You may need to enter the BIOS and update the boot devices to include removable
media. Please, refer to your PC or BIOS reference manual to boot from the CD/DVD or
USB drives.
5.1. Boot your PC

When you boot the PC from the removable media you will see a splash screen similar to Figure 15: Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex Live CD installation settings
the one shown in the Figure 14 for Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex. If you are booting from a When you were ready to start Ubuntu, select the first option of the main splash window
persistent USB stick the highlighted option is the first on the list. (Figure 14) and press return. The Linux Kernel will be loaded and the Live Ubuntu Isabel
image will start detecting and configuring itself to work with you computer (Figure 16).
Figure 16: Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex Live CD start-up screen
When the boot process has finished you will see a screen similar to the one depictured
in Figure 17. Your desktop will display the Isabel logo and two icons: Connect to Isabel
Session and Install. The last icon let’s you initiate a permanent Ubuntu Linux
installation on your hard drive. The first icon is a direct link to initiate the Isabel
Figure 14: Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex Live DVD splash screen application connecting to a videoconferencing session.
We recommend verifying the installation language and keyboard mapping. Please, take
care to choose the correct keymap of your keyboard or you will not be able to find
many keys. As shown in Figure 15, press F2 for language selection (English is default)
and F3 for the keyboard map (default U.S. keyboard) to verify and change the selected
options as needed.
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If you encounter network or resolution problems, read sections ¡Error!No se encuentra

el origen de la referencia. and ¡Error!No se encuentra el origen de la referencia.. If
you want to permanently install Ubuntu on your hard disk read chapter 6.
5.2. Troubleshooting the LUI

When the Live system completes its load, you will have a working session ready to
launch Isabel and connect to a running Isabel session after accepting the Isabel License
Agreement, which spawns the first time the application is started.
If you encounter any problems when attempting to connect to a session check that the
Operating System has proper network connectivity. If the Isabel windows do not appear
correctly on screen check that the screen resolution is set to 1024x768.
5.2.1. Networking
Figure 17: Live Ubuntu Isabel LUI Desktop The LUI always tries to auto-configure the network by running a DHCP server
discovery query and requesting a valid IP address from the network. If you network has
been configured with a DHCP server, Ubuntu will automatically connect and use your
Before you use Isabel update to the newest Isabel version. If you booted from a network.
persistent USB stick, this update will be kept for next reboot, if you booted from a
If your network does not have a DHCP server, you will have to manually configure the
CD/DVD you will have to update on every reboot. To update Isabel navigate the menu
network parameters, such as IP address, network mask and default gateway as well as
Applications -> Isabel -> Utilities -> Isabel Update.
DNS server. You can press the Help menu button to get more information about how to
set up your network in Gnome or right click the connectivity icon (icon with 2
Computers) as shown in Figure 19.
Figure 19: Modifying Network Connections

Figure 18: Updating the Isabel version of the Live CD image Clicking on Edit Connections will open the Network administration utility shown
below. If your network requires a fixed IP address, click on +Add button to open the
configuration window in Figure 21.
We recommend also updating the Ubuntu operating system in order to benefit from any
security and hardware support available in new versions. For instructions on how to
update Ubuntu read section 6.8, Keep your system updated.
You are now ready to start Isabel and join a running event or create a new
videoconferencing session by clicking on the Connect To Isabel Session icon on your
Desktop see Figure 17.
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5.2.2. Screen Resolution
To change the screen resolution for Isabel, locate the Screen Resolution application in
the menu item: System Menu > Preferences > Screen Resolution. In the Monitor
Resolution Settings window, choose 1024x768 from the drop down menu of the
resolution option and click the Apply button. If the new resolution is fine, click the
Close button to change permanently.
5.2.3. More help with Ubuntu

Figure 20: Gnome network connections window
If you need more help with Ubuntu, you can check the Help files navigating to the
System > Help and Support menu item or by clicking on the Question mark icon at the
menu bar at any time.
Figure 21: Editing network connection
properties: IP address and network mask, You can also consult the online guides of Ubuntu at the following web sites:
gateway and DNS servers
! http://help.ubuntu.com
From the drop-down menu Method, chose Manual. Then, click on +Add button to ! http://www.ubuntuguide.org
configure the IP address, the network mask and the gateway assigned to your PC.
! https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UserDocumentation
Finally, configure the IP addresses of the DNS Servers and one or more domain names
to search. Once done, click the OK button to apply your changes. ! http://wiki.ubuntu.com
! http://www.ubuntuforums.org
Figure 23: Need more help with Ubuntu?
Figure 22: Monitor Resolution settings
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6. Installing Ubuntu in your PC

If you plan to use Isabel, or any other application bundled with Ubuntu, regularly or you
are hosting an Isabel session an you need to install an Isabel commercial license, we
strongly recommend to install Ubuntu on your PC’s hard disk to improve system
performance.
To initiate the Ubuntu hard disk installation, just double click on the Install icon on the
desktop and follow the Installation Wizard instructions. This tutorial will guide you
through the steps you need to take.
6.1. Language selection

The first step is to confirm the language to be used for the hard drive installation. Select Figure 25: Location selection in the Ubuntu Installer
from the list the preferred one and then click Forward.
6.3. Keyboard layout

Verify that the keyboard you are using is the one chosen for the installation, if not,
change the keyboard layout most similar to your keyboard from the offered list. If you
keyboard does not match the one of Ubuntu, you may find difficulties in identifying the
location of certain characters, numbers or symbols. For example if you have an Spanish
QWERTY keyboard and you are installing Ubuntu in English, then the keyboard will be
mapped to English and therefore you will not be able to type tildes or special characters
easily. Verify in the test box that the chosen layout is ok and then click Forward.
Figure 24: Language selection in Ubuntu Installer
6.2. Date and time settings

To keep your systems date an time always up to date select the city and the time zone of
the PC’s physical location. Clicking on the map will zoom in to show the time zones
available and help you chose the correct location.
Figure 26: Select the appropriate keymap for your keyboard before install Ubuntu
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6.4. Hard drive partitioning

This is the hardest part of the installation, since a wrong selection may destroy all your
data in your hard disk (consult with your local IT department before proceeding if you
have doubts). You must decide where you want to install the system. The installer will
try to suggest the best option for your system.
Figure 28: Customized partition selection (detail) in Ubuntu Installer
For more information about partitioning your hard drive, please refer to Ubuntu's wiki
at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/?action=fullsearch&context=180&value=partition.
Figure 27: Partition options for the Ubuntu Installer

6.5. User creation
Now you have to create a user for your final installed version. Fill in your identification
and preferred log in name.
If you are installing Ubuntu on a blank hard drive, then choose the first option Guided –
use entire disk. If you already have other operative systems such as Microsoft
Windows installed and you want to keep the data, chose Manual. You will be able to
resize the Windows's partitions to make room for Ubuntu or to install Ubuntu in an
available free and unpartitioned space of the drive.
Finally, if you are familiar with disk partitioning, you can manually edit the partition
table, create, edit, resize and remove partitions. If you do so, then you must select the
mounting points for the partitions in the next window. The default options, which
Ubuntu provides, are valid for the common users.
Figure 29: User creation in Ubuntu Installer
Choose your password carefully and re-type it to avoid problems. You will need this
password to access your account and every time you want to perform administrative
actions such as updates or network changes. Click on Forward to continue.
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6.7. System reboot

6.6. Installation Once the system is completely installed and configured, you can reboot your system to
start using your new Ubuntu Linux bundled with Isabel.
The final window before the installation is started, shows you a summary of the settings
chosen in the previous steps. You can still change any setting by clicking on the Back Login to the root (super-user) account is disabled when you install Ubuntu, but you will
button. If you agree with the options shown, click on Install to initiate the installation of gain access to the system using the username and password supplied at installation time.
This user has also administrative rights on the system, and can run programs with root
privileges by supplying the password chosen at installation time on the dialog window
or by using sudo on command line. You can find additional information in this page of
the Ubuntu's Online Help https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo.
Figure 30: Installation settings for Ubuntu

Figure 32: Reboot your system to use the hard drive installed copy of the LUI
Ubuntu bundled with Isabel on the hard drive. A new window with a progress bar will
be opened. Ubuntu uses the LUI configuration and settings for the installed copy. On occasions, it
is possible that the network configuration changes or the screen resolution is set to the
maximum that your graphics card can hold instead of using the predefined 1024x768
resolution for Isabel. If this happens, reconfigure the network or screen resolution again
as is described in section 5.2 Troubleshooting the LUI. Network configuration changes
will require you to authenticate with the user password in order to be applied.
6.8. Keep your system updated

Isabel is integrated in the package repository system of Ubuntu and will be updated
automatically whenever a new version is released. You can force the check for new
Figure 31: Installation progress Isabel updates any time by navigating the menu to Isabel > Utilities > Isabel Update.
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Figure 33: New updates available!
Additionally, the Ubuntu Operating System itself should be keep up to date. Every time
Ubuntu is started, it will check whether there are any new updates to install and will
notify whenever it happens. We strongly recommend installing these updates if you are
booting from a persistent USB stick or have a hard disk installation.
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Table of Contents 6.2.! Date and time settings ...................................................................................... 31!

3.1.2.! With CDBurnerXP Pro.............................................................................. 13!

3.2.! From an Ubuntu Linux PC ............................................................................... 15!

3.2.1.! With Gnome Baker.................................................................................... 15!

3.2.2.! With k3b .................................................................................................... 17!

4.! Creating a Persistent LUI USB Stick ...................................................................... 20!

4.1.! From a Windows PC ........................................................................................ 20!

4.1.1.! With U810.exe........................................................................................... 20!

4.1.2.! With UNetbootin ....................................................................................... 21!

4.2.! From an Ubuntu PC.......................................................................................... 23!

4.2.1.! From a Live CD LUI or from a LUI ISO file............................................ 23!

5.1.! Boot your PC .................................................................................................... 25!

5.2.! Troubleshooting the LUI .................................................................................. 28!

5.2.1.! Networking ................................................................................................ 28!

5.2.2.! Screen Resolution ...................................................................................... 30!

5.2.3.! More help with Ubuntu ............................................................................. 30!

6.! Installing Ubuntu in your PC................................................................................... 31!

6.1.! Language selection ........................................................................................... 31!

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1. Introduction 1.1. Requirements

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Burning the Live Ubuntu Isabel ISO on CD/DVD.

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3.1.1. With Nero Burning ROM

Figure 1 Nero Burning ROM Main page with recording menu

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Figure 3: Nero DVD Image Recording properties window

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Booting the LUI from the removable media.

3.1.2. With CDBurnerXP Pro

Figure 6: CDburnerXP Pro recording dialog window

If successful, follow the instructions in chapter 5,

Figure 5: CDburnerXP Pro main window

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Booting the LUI from the removable media.

3.2. From an Ubuntu Linux PC

3.2.1. With Gnome Baker

Figure 7: GnomeBaker main Windows

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Booting the LUI from the removable media.

3.2.2. With k3b

If successful, follow the instructions in chapter 5,

Figure 9: k3b main window

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Booting the LUI from the removable media.

4.1. From a Windows PC

4.1.1. With U810.exe