corrinado_swam » xp http://emeryclark.net Like hell on fire With jelly arms and beaten bones He rode the crests, he broke the waves Trying to get a breath of air for all that he had left to save Fri, 21 May 2010 04:47:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 Total Commander for Windows XP http://emeryclark.net/2010/02/total-commander-for-windows-xp/ http://emeryclark.net/2010/02/total-commander-for-windows-xp/#comments Thu, 04 Feb 2010 15:16:59 +0000 admin http://emeryclark.net/?p=22 Total Commander is a great file manager for Windows. It supports lots of ‘plugins’ which was extend the functionality. I like it for the ‘Multiple file renamer’. Check it out http://ghisler.com/. （有中文）

]]> http://emeryclark.net/2010/02/total-commander-for-windows-xp/feed/ 0 Installing Ubuntu 9.10 on Virtual Box with Windows XP http://emeryclark.net/2010/02/installing-ubuntu-9-10-on-virtual-box-with-windows-xp/ http://emeryclark.net/2010/02/installing-ubuntu-9-10-on-virtual-box-with-windows-xp/#comments Fri, 05 Feb 2010 05:51:46 +0000 admin http://emeryclark.net/?p=6 First, you need to install the Virtual Box program. Download the .EXE from VirtualBox.org and follow the on-screen instructions to install. Simple. Now, open the program and click New. This will help you create a new ‘virtual machine’. Enter a name and choose the type of the “guest” operating system: Windows, Linux, Solaris, BSD, IBM OS/2, or Other. (An easy choice for Linux is Ubuntu 9.10, which I highly recommend. See this post for downloading instructions.) Next, I choose 640MB RAM because my computer has 2.5GB installed. For Ubuntu, you will be safe with 384MB but you might want to choose 512MB instead, Next. Choose ‘Create a New Hard disk’, Next. You want ‘Dynamically expanding storage’, Next. Define a location. 8.00GB should be large enough for the hard drive, Next. Finish

You will see the name of your new Virtual Machine on the left-hand list. Select it and click ‘Settings’. CD/DVD-ROM choose ‘Mount CD/DVD Drive’ and ‘ISO Image File’. Browse to where you saved the Ubunutu.iso, OK. Click ‘Start’ from the main menu. This will bring you to the Ubuntu installer.

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