Sudo apt-get install build-essential libx11-dev libxi-dev x11proto-input-dev xserver-xorg-dev tk8.4-dev tcl8.4-dev libncurses5-devġ5.

To get the other packages we need I type: To make sure we have all the newest/updated packages I type (The password I setup during installation is needed here):ġ4. To download the Linux Wacom drivers I type:ġ3.

I choose Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal.ġ2. I close the update manager, click the restart icon in the system tray (two arrows forming a circle), and choose Restart Now.ġ1. Once the updates are downloaded and installed, I receive the, 'System restart required' message.ĩ. I press the check button and enter my password. I click on the Update Manager icon and 2 Updates are available.ĥ. I receive the, 'Software updates available' notification.Ĥ. I log into my secure wireless network for internet access.ģ. I log into Ubuntu with the 'anonymous' login I created during the install.Ģ. To get the pen-only digitizer panel working:ġ. After the install I choose Restart Now, remove the memory stick and press enter. I enter a strong password and choose Forward.ġ0. Step 5 of 7: I enter the name, 'Anonymous' which auto-populates the login box with, 'anonymous' and the computer name with, 'anonymous-laptop'. Step 4 of 7: For the partition, I choose, 'Guided - use entire disk', 'SCSI (0,0,0) (sda) - 80.0 GB ATA Hitachi HTS54258', and then Forward.ħ. Step 3 of 7: I leave USA as the Keyboard layout and choose Forward.Ħ. Step 2 of 7: I leave New York as the Selected City and choose Forward.ĥ. Step 1 of 7: I leave the language as English and choose Forward.Ĥ. I boot up the Toughbook from the memory stick and choose the option to Install Ubuntu.ģ. From my Windows laptop I use Unetbootin () to make the Ubuntu 8.04 LTS Desktop Edition ISO (ubuntu-8.04.1-desktop-i386.iso) bootable from a USB memory stick.Ģ. Code: To install Ubuntu 8.04 on a Panasonic CF-19 Toughbook:ġ.

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