#Install cacti on vmware workstation install#
#Install cacti on vmware workstation update#
#Install cacti on vmware workstation password#

Installing i686 Kernel for Intel Pentium 4 and above ProcessorsД«y default, Ubuntu appears to choose the i386 kernel.

#Install cacti on vmware workstation install#

Installing VMWare Workstation using Ubuntu as the hostД¬heck out this link for help on installing VMWare Workstation or Player in Ubuntu: ДЄpt-get install linux-headers-'kernel version' Just do the following: apt-get install build-essential If you want to build packages from source, you will probably want to install this build package. Installing Essential Packages for Building Programs from Source I guess that is because it doesn't touch your /etc/apt/sources.list file. There is another project that is similar to Automatix, but claims to be safer. You probably want to merge the two together to get a really good /etc/apt/sources.list file for updates. Make sure that you are logged into the KDE Window ManagerД«ackup your /etc/apt/sources.list file againД¬p -p /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list-original-kdeДЇollow the top post of the thread which will probably tell you to go to the following website:Д¬ompare the contents of your /etc/apt/sources.list-original-kde file and your new /etc/apt/sources.list file. Running the Automatix script for Kubuntu will allow you to tweak your Kubuntu Desktop and add many of the program that you will probably want (ie. The Settings work for both Window Managers. It appears that if you only need to run Automatix once for either Ubuntu or Kubuntu. Make sure that you are logged into the Gnome Window ManagerД¬p -p /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list-original-gnomeДЇollow the top post of the thread which will probably tell you to go to the following website: Д¬ompare the contents of your /etc/apt/sources.list-original-gnome file and your new /etc/apt/sources.list file. Running the Automatix script for Ubuntu will allow you to tweak your Ubuntu Desktop and add many of the program that you will probably want (ie.

#Install cacti on vmware workstation update#

Run the Update Manager to update Ubuntu to the latest packages Look for a line containing the text to 'AllowRootLogin' It will probably be set to false Make a backup copy of your /etc/kde3/kdm/kdmrc file To enable root access for logins from X (KDM вЂ“ KDE Display Manager):ДЇind the location of your kdmrc file (it's in /etc/kde3/kdm for Kubuntu) Logout and then login from the GDM using root

#Install cacti on vmware workstation password#

To enable root access for logins from X (GDM вЂ“ Gnome Display Manager):Д®nter in your current password (same as your regular login password)Д¬heck Allow root to login with GDM and the Close The steps listed in this document assume that you have just finished installing Ubuntu (5.10 Breezy Badger in this case).