Ubuntu Server
- Ubuntu Linux Server Edition 10.04.2 LTS x86
Size (compressed/uncompressed): 295.04 MB/1.3 GB
Link: http://sourceforge.net/projects/virtualboximage/files/UbuntuServer/10.04.2/Ubuntu_server_10-04-2.7z/download
Active user account(s) (username/password): ubuntu/reverse
Notes: Guest Additions not installed ; meta-package build-essential installed. - Ubuntu Linux Server Edition 11.10 x86
Size (compressed/uncompressed): 234 MB/1.3 GB
Link: http://sourceforge.net/projects/virtualboximage/files/UbuntuServer/11.10/ubuntu-server-11.10-x86.7z/download
Active user account(s) (username/password): ubuntu/reverse
Notes: Guest Additions not installed, OpenSsh installed. Disk size is 100GB due a bug of installer, it crash if size of disk is small
Emanuele Cipolla
fripp
Antonio Doldo
Scotty
Gorneman
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Thanks for sharing this, it saves me the hassle of downloading the iso, instaling, etc.
did you have a problem with the account signon? The reverse does not work for me.
teh passowrd does not appear to be reverse (of the account), my download of this was done June 2, 2011
@WillC
The username is:
the password is:
tou can change at first login with “passwd” command. The root password is scrambled, if you want assign one with digit
sudo passwd rootEnjoy
tengo un problema no se como levantar la interfaz grafica
@Jeisson
please comment in english,
In the server version the graphical interface is not installed, but if you want it is simply but will add a ton of packages
digit in a terminal:
sudo apt-get upgradesudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktopTake a coffee.
Bye,
About networking.
I download the image to my Mac but the Ubuntu Server can not accessed Internet.
The solution: Eth1 is the virtual net card that is working, so:
- Edit /etc/network/interfaces and replace “eth0″ to “eth1″
sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces
- restart the network
sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
@ccastillop
This is an old question of “udev”: you can edit the file
/etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rulesremove the lines of old network-card, and change to “eth0″ in the appropriate MAC address, then reboot.
Thanks for your tip,
Antonio
after i added the ubuntu server vdi to virtualbox.
i clicked on start button to start the ubuntu server, then it asked me to login, i entered (ubuntu/reverse) for user name & password. then the following message is displayed:
welcome to ubuntu.
…
your CPU appears to be lacking expected security protection.
…
ubuntu@ubuntu-server :~$
my question: what i can do next?where there is only terminal is displayed? can any one help me.
@eman
Hi,
I think that you don’t have PAE enabled on your VM.
Look here for discussions about lacking security:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Security/Features
http://www.outflux.net/blog/archives/2010/02/18/data-mining-for-nx-bit/
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Security/Features/Historical
Good luck and enjoy
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I had trouble getting the keyboard to work with my MacBook Air. Apparently the keyboard was set to the wrong layout.
Hope this helps someone!
It’s set to it(Italian?) and that destroys the keyboard for the us layout. You have to change the layout in /etc/default/keyboard to what ever you need. then do what @emptystacks says. If like me you use the the us layout and use Vim that is total borked and once you edit you can’t ESC to tell it to save. Use pico/nano to change it.
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The /etc/resolv.conf file on the 11.10 image contains the following two lines before the usual nameserver command:
domain adserv.it
search adserv.it
Why is this?
@Rod
Please remove the two lines or substitute it with your domain name, The presence of this lines is only a shortcut for internal domain resolution and are writed by dhcp configuration.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Thanks for reporting,
Antonio