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Migrated to Ubuntu 6.06 LTS Dapper Drake
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Migrating to Ubuntu 6.06 LTS Dapper Drake
Today, I decided to migrate OS in my laptop. Actually, all of my works are almost based on Linux or scripting language like Python or PHP. It would be better to have Linux on my laptop instead of Windows-based machine. However, OpenOffice.org is not as mature as I expected. As a result, Windows system should be still remained some way. In fact, currently, I am running Ubuntu 6.06 LTS Dapper Drake in VMware on Windows XP host. So, I would switch the configuration so that Ubuntu is my main operating system and Windows XP would run in virtual machine instead.
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Remote Monitoring Enterprise Network with IPTraf
In enterprise network, you might find so many possible strange problems that you are unable to analyze off-site. I got some requests to remotely debug network problem immediately. The problem is I couldn’t be there myself. The problem I know is just the network seemed too slow. Nobody knows what happen. What I have is just an account to access a linux server in that network. The first thing I guessed to cause this problem was some computers might be downloading something big. Anyway, my problem is how to spot that machines precisely. Since I only had ssh account, it was not suitable to start X window because the network was so slow. As a result, I had to solve this problem in pure text mode.
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Upgrading Ubuntu 5.10 to 6.06 Beta in VMware
Today, I decided to upgrade my Ubuntu 5.10 instance in VMware to Ubuntu 6.06 Beta Dapper Drake. It is very easy to upgrade from Breezy to Dapper by doing as follows.
- Update all softwares to the most recent version
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How to install VMware Tools on Ubuntu 5.10
Once you installed Ubuntu 5.10 Breezy as a guest OS in VMware, you have to install VMware tools to make it work perfectly. Anyway, some components, e.g., vmhgfs, are unavailable as a pre-compiled module for up-to-date kernel in Ubuntu. Fortunately, VMware offers source codes to recompile on our machines manually. However, the problem is the kernel was compiled using gcc-3.4.5 while the default gcc installed by Ubuntu is gcc-4.0. VMware don’t let us to compile in this situation.
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