Ubuntu 22.04 Standard Installation Procedure

Installer Setup

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Select "English" (default)

Click "Install Ubuntu" button

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Keyboard Layout

"English(US)" and "English(US)" (default)

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What apps would you like to install to start with?

• Normal Installation - Web browser, utilities, office software, games, and media players

• Minimal Installation - Web browser and basic utilities

Other options

• Download updates while installing Ubuntu

• Install third-party software for graphics and Wi-Fi hardware and additional media formats

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If one system disk (Recommended)

Note: This is the recommended option. It's much safer to remove data disks before system installation.

If there's only one system disk:

• (some other options)

• Erase disk and install Ubuntu

• Something else

If multiple system disks

If there are multiple system disks:

• (some other options)

• Erase disk and install Ubuntu

• Something else

In the partition menu, clear out all the existing partitions, and create two new partitions:

Size	538 MB
Type for the new partition	Primary (default)
Location for the new partition	Beginning of this space (default)
Use as	EFI System Partition

Note: EFI System Partition needs to be greater than 35 MB in size, and Ubuntu default sets it to be 538 MB.

Size	remaining disk size (default)
Type for the new partition	Primary (default)
Location for the new partition	Beginning of this space (default)
Use as	Ext4 journaling file system
Mount point	/

Device for boot loader installation:

/dev/nvme0n1p1 (or whatever the path to the EFI partition)

reference article

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Where are you

Los Angeles

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Your name

TK

Your computer's name

Some-Computer-Name

Pick a username

tk

Choose a password

········

Comfirm your password

········

• Log in automatically

• Require my password to log in

• Use Active Directory (default)

After Installation

System Update

sudo apt update

sudo apt upgrade

sudo reboot

Install VS Code

Search and install "vscode" with "Ubuntu Software".

Install Google Chrome

Search and download "64 bit .deb" version of "Chrome for Linux" with FireFox.

Right click the downloaded file and select "Open With Other Application". Select "Software Install".

Install ssh

How to Enable SSH on Ubuntu 20.04linuxize

Install the openssh-server package

sudo apt update
sudo apt install openssh-server

Verify ssh is running

sudo systemctl status ssh

Config firewall

sudo ufw allow ssh