Ubuntu Linux Server Running on a Raspberry Pi 4: Installation and Configuration

This video demonstrates the Installation and Run-Time Configuration of the Ubuntu Linux Server Operating System on a Raspberry Pi 4. It includes how to install and configure the Cockpit remote server graphical interface that facilitates the administration of a Linux Server. Thanks for watching.

Video Time Codes for this Video (click to skip directly to a desired section of the Video)
0:00 Introduction to Installing and Configuring Ubuntu on a Raspberry Pi
2:04 Installing Ubuntu on a Raspberry Pi
3:49 Booting, Updating & Configuring Ubuntu on a Raspberry Pi
7:09 Understanding Cockpit as an Administrative Tool for Ubuntu Server
8:43 Installing the Cockpit Remote Management GUI on Ubuntu Linux
11:50 Using the Cockpit Remote Management GUI on Ubuntu Linux

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[woodysranch]

Excellent, looking forward to part 2. I think I alerted you to the POE problem and seems like the splitter was the way to go

[nihil_bio]

Hi, Thanks for the video. I’ve a raspberry pi 4 and looking to turn that into NAS. Would you kindly make a tutorial on it?

I followed few other methods but faced roadblocks

1) First method - using casaos & plex. But unable to open external storage device in plex
2) second method- tried installing open media vault but my ISP seems to have blocked connection to GitHub as some confirmed in the web. Couldn’t able to install
3) Finally, I followed your’s to install Ubuntu server but no idea on the rest that’s required to turn it into NAS.

[michaelmoorley]

🤔 Part 2? I'm hanging over here.... Found this channel expecting a bit more info 🤣🙃

[atlantic_love]

You sort of remind me of Mr. Wilson on Dennis the Menace, but a nicer version of him :)

[jediwompa]

I did everything up to the point where you put your i.p. address and ::9090 an it did absolutely nothing. What am I missing?

[solidsnake]

I always thought the sudo apt update - update the database with latest versions available and sudo upgrade - upgrade to latest versions in database so if you start with upgrade it show no updates.

[danyarRobotics]

Hello teacher, I have a question I have this command "sudo apt update" gives this error "index file failed to download. They have been ignored or old ones used instead" What should be my problem thanks for your answer

[MetaSeth-mu]

Thank you for a perfect walk-through. A++

[phogmography]

Awesome video. Looking forward to the next one.

[protechy]

Can I login without "sudo apt update"