I have old 32-bit hardware. I want to install ubuntu 18.04 mini iso without internet because my LAN card not working so does anyone know how to install mini ISO offline thanks.
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Why is there no 32 bit ISO for the new Ubuntu 18.04?
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I want to install Ubuntu, with the minimal packages for web browsing. Installation should be under 2GB.  Any ideas? Where can I start?
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Want to try running Ubuntu from DVD without installing - is it possible?  Trying to save some data from an old XP machine, and I am hoping to boot up with a Ubuntu disk that will allow me to go in grab files on machine, and then install XP
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I was trying to install Ubuntu on an older laptop which doesn't have a DVD ROM or a USB boot capabilities.  Is there an option to burn the image files to a Cd ROM? I am pretty sure that the size of the image file may be slightly larger to fit on a CD ROM. Is there a way to split the image files and use two CD Roms instead?
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I need to find the 32-bit version, and all I keep finding is the 64-bit. Can anyone provide me with a link?
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Possible Duplicate:          My computer has a 32 bits processor, when I install from a clean version Ubuntu 11.10, I download a 32 version, but wubi request me a 64 bit, I don't know by a agree with this and now I have a 64 bits Ubuntu on a 32 bits processor with a lot of errors how can I fix this since I try later to installed again and happened the same.
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I need to install wifi drivers on my laptop, the drivers I have use 'Make' during the install process.   How can I download 'Make' without installing and save to usb (obviously using a pc with internet connection)?
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I've got a friend who wants to try Ubuntu on his netbook, but doesn't have a USB drive he can use, and of course the netbook doesn't have a CD drive. Is it possible for him to install Ubuntu?
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I've downloaded the latest version of wubi, but for Xubuntu, Kubuntu, and Lubuntu, it is unable to find the metalink to download the iso. Is there any way to fix this, or do I have to manually dualboot?  If so, how do I manually dualboot? Thanks.
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Can anybody offer a working solution on how to install iNEX monitoring tool system/hardware information application on my Ubuntu 18.04? I have tried several different things from different websites. I keep getting errors. Why is this so hard? Why do I have to enter my password after every command? Can't there be an easier way? Windows does it, why can't Ubuntu and Linux do it?  I'm partially blind, and all I want to do is load a simple app to get some simple answers. I could have taken my machine apart and put it back together in the time that I've spent researching this topic and entering several lines of text for every suggestion.
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I have installed Debian 8/Jessie minimal ISO on my laptop. I get error message during system installation:  Some of your hardware needs non-free firmware files to operate. The firmware can be loaded from removable media, such as a USB stick or floppy. The missing firmware files are: iwlwifi-7265-9.ucode iwlwifi-7265-8.ucode If you have media available now, insert it, and continue. Load missing firmware from removable media?  I found the appropriate firmware on Debian website, downloaded it (zip), extracted to flash drive, and booted with flash drive plugged in. I still get the error message that appropriate firmware could not be found (the error message disappear to fast to copy down). How do I properly format the flash drive? Or is the problem here something else? Windows Explorer on another computer tells me the flash drive is 14.6GB and formatted as FAT32.
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I have a different problem that I don't think can be solved but it's better to ask before loosing all hope.  I currently run Crunchbang (Debian dist) and would like to install Windows 7 as well. However, my computer don't have a dvd-reader and all my usb-drives are too small.  Is my only solution to this problem to buy a larger usb-drive?
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The latest version of Ubuntu server (18.04) seems to demand network configuration and refuse to boot without it. I have no desire to connect the server in question to the internet for anything, and have installed previous versions of Ubuntu server without network no questions asked.  Is a network connection an absolute requirement for the latest version of Ubuntu server? Or is there something I'm missing?  The installation cannot proceed past the network configuration page unless an ethernet connection is active, by my current estimates. I have no ethernet network within range of the machine so can't test it on an internet-less network. I only have WiFi within immediate range (which does have internet access) but it won't recognise the device and it should be simpler to get the installation to happen without any updates than to go to the effort of finding the drivers to support the WiFi adapter.  Note that this is NOT a duplicate of  since the new installer seems to be the real problem here.
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Alright so my computer is 64-bit and I only want to use Linux to install Steam, play Team Fortress 2 and get that penguin item but It's not working out for me. The version of Ubuntu I installed was the "Wubi.exe" which let's me use it along with Windows. But when I get it up and download the Steam .deb file, it tells me "Wrong Architecture 'i386'". What do I have to do to run Ubuntu alongside windows without using a CD/USB stick?
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How do I burn the latest 12.10 790 MB ISO to a CD?  My burning software says insert a disk but 700 MB CD's are too small. I tried a DVD and that didn't work either.
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What options, if any, exist for offline update of Microsoft  Windows?  If a solution exists please list your experience using it.    Background:  If for any reason a computer does not have a connection to  the Internet or the connection is too slow to download  several hundreds of megabytes every so often some kind of  offline Windows Update is required.  In a multi-computer environment a lot of bandwidth (and thus in some cases money) and/or  time could also be saved if it is possible to update in an  offline manner.
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I have installed Debian on my pc, but the problem is that at the moment I have no Internet connection to this pc. So, to install a program I have to manually downloaded from a pc with internet and then install it to the linux-debian computer.  The question is this: Is there a standard way to make the installation manually? Note that when I connect a usb flash with the program I want to install(that is:   cdparanoia_3.10.2+debian-10.1_i386.deb) and I try opening it I get the message:     Failed to execute child process “ar” no file or directory.