Ubuntu Server 22.04 Live Installer Walkthrough

[@catupeloco]

Recently I've discovered your channel. Love the way you make everything so easy even the lvm videos that I've no previuos knowledge and IT seemed like a walk in the park as you explained. Kudos and keep doing it just like this.

[@thors-hammer1]

Big thanks from Iceland for simply "Nailing it" with your simple explaining for us rookies!

[@bigscave2433]

Im a Linux rookie , and it was a big help to see this video! greetings from Hungary!

[@neiloconnell2120]

Bought the book. It reads exactly as you deliver your KZbin videos :) I am enjoying it a lot. TY Jay.

[@khosrowjalali7898]

I've purchased the 2nd edition book and 'Subscribed' to your channel Jay. Thanks for making these videos also, I'm sure the supplementary KZbin videos are great help.

[@onen0zednine753]

just bought your book, wanted to show support for allnyou do. thanks! I'm excited to read it.

[@andrewcallahan73]

I've been watching your channel now for about a month and find it useful. I just ordered your book today, looking forward to it.

[@trapOrdoom]

Ayy! Always love when you do a video. Watching just to see how YOU do it lol. (You should do RPi next)

[@michaelharings9913]

Are aws linux instances minimal ubuntu servers? What's the difference between a server and a desktop version, just userland apps?

[@mmelonik]

Thanks!

[@jesse7631]

Another fantastic walkthrough and tutorial, Jay. Thank you!

[@igrewold]

Cool tutorial And congrats on publishing the book, J Net install is offered by some distros as an installation option

[@aranramirez1772]

Very good explanation, great video. Thank you

[@dandavidsonuk]

Great walkthrough, thanks Jay! My only surprise was that you did not mention the encryption option for the installation, this seems like an important security feature of a server so I would have expected even a brief explanation of that. All the same, thanks again.

[@sergeyzinovkin7123]

Thanks for your video! Can anyone explain how to set up static IP during installation (not after installation). Maybe its just me but, installation script just keeps loosing Gateway and duplicete DNS servers.

[@tps125]

Thanks for another great video. This video confirms an odd behavior change I have seen with the installer for Ubuntu 22.04 Server. The installer now defaults to using only half of the available drive space when it sets up the file system (shown at 11:14). Not sure if this is intended or a bug, but it bit me on a recent install, where I ended up running out of space on the volume before I noticed the issue. I confirmed the Ubuntu Server 22.04.1 installer still has the same behavior.

[@jacksoncremean1664]

I have that issue as well and it's pretty annoying

[@skallen59]

That sounds like if you didn’t select the right drive or that you didn’t allow the drive to overwrite the disk. I’ve probably been installing, upgrading or overwriting more than 50 servers since it was released, both virtual and bare metal and that has never happened. Actually today I did overwrite 4 old servers that had Rocky Linux 8 with encrypted disks. You just have as always be aware of what you’re doing

[@Wallf0]

After some reading it seems to be the expected behavior, and just like you, it has made a lot of people upset. I'm very new to Linux, what I did was... on the screen you mentioned, under "USED DEVICES", I positioned on "ubuntu-lv new to be formatted as ext4" pressed "Enter">"edit" and typed the Max space available, save and continue with the process. Not sure if that is the correct way to do it. Like I mentioned, I'm very new to Linux.

[@tps125]

@@skallen59 It has done this on every install I have done so far; they are all virtual machines with only one "blank" virtual disk attached, so I am quite certain I didn't select the wrong disk. If you look at 11:14 in the video, you will see that the installer has the same behavior for Jay; it is leaving half of the volume group as free space by default. You can change it from the defaults, of course, which I now do, but it is an unexpected change in behavior from the Ubuntu Server 20.04 installer, and the reasoning for the change isn't obvious to me.

[@Bear-form]

So you just have to click "next"?

[@bythegraceofadoni]

That background you have, is that post edit, or is that your actual desktop wallpaper? the one with the green lines like a circuit board?

[@annihilatorg]

11:15 Is Ubuntu Server not expanding the Logical volume to take up all the space in the volume group? It's something that bit me on 18.04, but I don't think happened on 20.04 (or I didn't pay close enough attention).

[@tps125]

I don't believe this happened on 20.04. I don't remember it happening on 18.04, but I also don't think I was using LVM for very many of those installs.

[@arrey11]

Custom partition is a better option. My first glance at your book defaults to the same thing you showed on this video. It is not best practice. Still good though. Best to deep dive, rather than shallow.

[@Lyunpaw]

I just bought it, Wish me time to read it (I have a two year old.)

[@queerdeer12]

Do you have a troubleshooting video? I can't seem to boot into the OS after installation. Without a network connection, the PC isn't finding a bookable drive. With network connection, the installer freezes or gets stuck in a loop.

[@Khaja_966]

Giving Ubuntu server install on my old Toshiba another go was just obvious my mind

[@dimitristsoutsouras2712]

I ve noticed you have 2 nodes ones . Doesn t sys log floods you with messages for quorum?

[@lamar9525]

Great video! Question: Would you use this Ubuntu Server to connect 3 PC's & what format would you use since the PC's are running Windows 10 Pro.

[@markbarnes-rider7035]

Hi jay, I’ve just installed ubuntu server 22.04 on a brand new machine - I’m new to Linux, the initial problem that I am having is that I have two identical ssd drives Aorus Gen 4 500 GB each and I can’t tell by looking in the bios which ssd the is is installed is there an easy way to tell in Ubuntu?

[@timothymason5545]

If I wanted to installer docker would this be the best option? When I see install a headless install of Ubuntu is this what they mean?

[@srb1855]

Jay - I had a look at your new Ubuntu server guide on Packt and I saw the nice collection of companion videos to the book. Can you tell me if the videos will be available indefinitely or if they expire after a period of time?

[@ddrci88]

Is your book has video version too ?

[@AlexLima-u8f]

Wich is better for programing "Ubuntu desctop" or "Ubuntu server"

[@alro7779]

Nice video! But how do you manage file sharing and all that without GUI?

[@tobios89p13]

How do i shut it down?

[@Lyunpaw]

Must. Buy. BOOK!

[@angellia93]

Thank you very much.

[@m14v81]

I can't find anything in multiple hhd installation

[@SilentSolution]

Thanks for your video

[@abdulquddus9780]

How can I install cern root on Ubuntu 22.04 ?

[@Celluarexpress]

Thank you.

[@Xrizzii]

I am just stuck on the loin screen after login

[@dominick253]

I don't get it half of it seem to be you setting up a virtual machine to show us how to install it. Then you breeze over the whole reason I clicked on the video which was to see how to install it on a partition... 😢

[@phillips321]

There is no such thing as Ubuntu Server 22.04 live, it's an installer only, not a live image.

[@oleksandrlytvyn532]

Hello Jay, i have a question related to your book "Mastering Ubuntu Server". Previously i had bought 3-rd edition (based on ubuntu 20.04), but i didn't read it yet (yep, its sitting on bookshelf 🙂 ...). And now 4-rd edition of the book coming (based on ubuntu 22.04). Are you planning to potentially release video or blog post with comparison what changed / what was added in 4-rd edition (compared to material which was not present in 3-rd edition)? Thank you.

[@dragonek_gnu_linux_pl]

ububtu server is the best of server distros. Ubuntu desktop not exactly, too much modifications :D

[@bobwong8268]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@wildancannelyt2130]

👍👍👍👌👌

[@berniesutton7277]

Way too many "go aheads"