Select the “IPV4 Settings” tab and change the method from Automatic to Manual, Add, and supply the server with a proper IP address and information. Click the “Dash Home” icon again, in the text box at the top type “Network” and select the first icon in the list displayed as “Network”.Just type the username: root in the Password field, you'll type the password you set in the passwd root command above. Once the system returns, you can now login as the root user even from the GUI.Please restart the machine with the command:.echo "greeter-show-manual-login=true" > /etc/lightdm/nf.echo "greeter-show-manual-login=true" > /usr/share/lightdm//nf.Type or copy the following code into the terminal and press enter.The terminal will return with Password updated successfully!.You will not see anything being entered, but it is typing. It will ask you to confirm the password.It will ask you to enter the new password.
To gain access, enter the following command and re-type the user password.Please open up a terminal or console and log in as the user you created.Your system should now be installed and ready to go. Log in with the Password and the User you specified during installation. Remove the installation disc and press enter, your computer will reboot and boot up in it’s new operating system that is much faster and more durable than it’s squishy, virus prone, partners. After installation is complete, reboot.Ubuntu will copy files and begin the installation. In the latest flavors of Ubuntu the Root user account is disabled, after installation this guide will show you how to enable it. During the install Ubuntu will ask you to set your timezone, Layout, and some user information such as a user name and password. Recommended that you remove all information unless you have other OS's you want to keep on the system. Ubuntu will now examine hardware and alert you of any previously existing operating systems. It is recommended to make the choice to Download the Latest updates while installing by Ticking the checkbox. Proceed with a normal install of Ubuntu.Click the “Install Ubuntu” Option when it is presented to you at the Welcome screen. You will be presented with two options, install Ubuntu or run a Live instance. Boot from the disc, Ubuntu will launch in it’s live form for you to get a feel for the OS or install. Insert your Ubuntu installation disc and reboot the computer.5.1 Open a terminal and sudo up to root.
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