About Ubiquity download
Run top/kill/pkill to discover and kill the offending process) ALT+ SYSRQ + R then CTRL + ALT+ F2 (as above, but first try to regain control of the keyboard) CTRL + ALT + Backspace (kills the graphic session and goes to a console, all graphical applications are terminated too) ALT+ SYSRQ + R then ALT + Backspace (as above, but first try to regain control of the keyboard) CTRL + ALT + DEL (reboot) ALT+ SYSRQ + R then CTRL + ALT + DEL (as above, but first try to regain control of the keyboard) ALT+ SYSRQ + R + E + I + S + U + B (forces a clean reboot even when the keyboard is not responding) The last one is the most effective, but you could try the other commands first. Wubi CustomizationCan you add Ubuntu-flavor-XYZ to Wubi?If you want your distribution included into the official release of Wubi, it first requires approval. A live CD ISO must be available to do that (Wubi uses an ubiquity based installer). How do I compile Wubi from source?Wubi can be easily rebranded and modified. Get the Wubi source code and modify the files in the ./data directory as you see fit. In particular you may want to change isolist.ini and setting.nsh, you might also want to change english.nsh (to alter the localised strings) and the artwork (image names have to match the headers in isolist.ini). To compile on a Debian based system, run: sudo apt-get install gettext build-essential grub-pc mingw32 #Is needed to compile WubimakeNote that you need the following: A Live CD with ubiquity + casper + lupin-support (which provides lupin-casper) The ISO must have a .disk/info formatted like the one in the Ubuntu ISO and with data matching what you provided in the isolist.ini If you want users to be able to download the ISO, in your web server you need to provide a metalink file for each ISO provided, the md5 of said metalink files, and the signature of the md5s. To verify the signature you need to add the signing key to data/trustedkeys.gpg. If this is too much trouble, you can disable signature checks in data/settings.nsh. The metalink file must be on a "stable" URL since that is hardcoded in isolist.ini. The metalink file can in turn point to all your mirrors. You will notice that 2 metalink files are provided in isolist.ini, one is for final release, and one for development versions. Can I use Wubi for non-Ubuntu based distributions?It should be fairly straightforward to modify the frontend (feel free to ask if you need any help), as shown above. Your Linux distribution must have a mechanism to do unattended installation using a preseed file. Wubi takes advantages of debian-installer/ubiquity presiding. If you use a different mechanism, you will have to modify src/wubi/installer_preseed.nsh. The make prerequisite scripts may need to be updated as well, since they are Debian specific. Note that upstream files (Linux-side) need to be changed since normal distributions are generally
Key features of the Ubiquity download that are enabled through these drivers include:
- Ubiquiti Account - Ubiquiti Help Center
- Ubiquiti UniFi - Ubiquiti Store Australia
- Ubiquiti Discovery V2.5.1 ubiquiti - YouTube
- Ubiquiti Account - Ubiquiti Store USA
- Professional Phone Support - Ubiquiti - Ubiquiti
- GitHub - wexmaster/ubiquiti: Tools for Ubiquiti
- Ubiquiti downloads page not working? : r/Ubiquiti - Reddit
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