For more information, see interfaces (5). # This file describes the network interfaces available on your system

On the third line set the interface to static and then add your own ip4 settings: Step 3: Set static ip (optional)Įdit the file /etc/network/interfaces ( sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces)Ĭomment out the second line in the primary network interface part as shown below. In there, choose your remote control type and, if applicable, your remote transceiver. During installation, LIRC will come up with a configuration screen. If you don’t have a remote control and you are not going to use one, leave lirc out of the list. ** Note: I put lirc amongst the software as I assumed that you will control your media center with a remote control. You’re free to use and install any other text editing program if you prefer another one. * Note: I put nano in the list as this is my choice of text editing program. Sudo apt-get install python-software-properties udisks2 upower xorg alsa-utils mesa-utils git-core librtmp1 lirc libmad0 lightdm lightdm-gtk-greeter lm-sensors nano software-properties-common Plymouth-label ttf-ubuntu-font-family unzip avahi-daemon libshairport2 dpkg-dev debhelper execstack dh-modaliases libqtgui4 libbluray1 Run the following command in the terminal: Log on to the computer and install the software we are going to need for performing the steps in this how-to. Remember the computer name you choose, as you will need it to connect to the computer remotely later on. On the last screen of the Ubuntu minimal installation, select OpenSSH and Samba to be installed. Once installation is complete, you can access the machine via the terminal (Linux) or putty (Windows) using the chosen computer name. Create a bootable usb-stick or cd with Ubuntu 16.04 LTS minimal. During installation create a user with username kodi and password kodi

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