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# Set up your Ai workstation | ||
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This tutorial will guide you through configuring a workstation or server for AI projects from scratch. Since the author enjoys exploring the latest systems, the tutorial will use the installation of the latest version, Ubuntu 24.04, as an example. | ||
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## Install ubuntu in your computer or workstation | ||
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You can find the downloda link and new release here: <https://ubuntu.com/blog/tag/ubuntu-24-04-lts>,just download the version you like. | ||
![downubuntu.png](downubuntu.png){width="400" } | ||
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After the download is complete, you'll need to use a USB drive (preferably a blank one) to create a bootable system disk. | ||
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If you are using **MACOS** you can follow <xhttps://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/tutorial-create-a-usb-stick-on-macos> | ||
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If you are using **WINDOWS** you can usen rufus <https://rufus.ie/zh/> and follow <https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/create-a-usb-stick-on-windows#1-overview> | ||
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I will follow the macos guide here. | ||
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Open the following app. | ||
![disk.png](disk.png){width="100" } | ||
Find the **external** disk, and erase it: | ||
![dickerase.png](dickerase.png){width="400" } | ||
Download etcher <https://etcher.balena.io/#download-etcher> in your device. | ||
![etcher.png](etcher.png){width="400" } | ||
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then open this application: | ||
![etcherteach.png](etcherteach.png){width="400" } | ||
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just 'flash' it. | ||
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Insert the USB drive into the new machine. Before the boot screen appears, repeatedly press F8 or F2 to enter the boot menu. Select USB (choose the **UEFI option**) as the boot device, and then boot Ubuntu from the USB drive. Follow the on-screen instructions to proceed. | ||
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Then just follow the guide here: <https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/install-ubuntu-desktop#4-boot-from-usb-flash-drive> | ||
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Finally you will have ubuntu 24.04LST in your workstation. | ||
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**Don't forget remove the USB drive before you restart your machine.** | ||
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## Install AI research application | ||
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link to your machine: | ||
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Input `ifconfig` in your workstations terminal. And if you get `command not found`. It means no network tool in this station now(and also no ssh tool in most time). | ||
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just input `sudo apt install ssh` and `sudo apt install ssh net-tools` in the terminal. |