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    Possible duplicate of How do I install a minimal Ubuntu - no desktop needed?
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  • @muru i think it's not duplicate. he want solution "Without using minimal ISO because it requires internet connection".
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    I suggest ubuntu server edition. When is fails to acquire an IP address via DHCP, just accept and continue. See also here
    – Doug Smythies
    Jan 17 '17 at 7:30






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    @ryan Then install as normal and dupe of askubuntu.com/q/16371/158442
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    Also related, though not a duplicate: How can I strip down Ubuntu? (The accepted, top-voted answer is to build up instead by installing Ubuntu Server and just whatever packages are needed.)
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I want to start my computer and it should open up to a CLI. I don't want a GUI, no fancy login screen etc.



I need a solution that does not use a minimal ISO because it requires an internet connection. I need an offline installation.






command-line system-installation 16.10







share|improve this question




















  • 4




    Possible duplicate of How do I install a minimal Ubuntu - no desktop needed?
    – muru
    Jan 17 '17 at 7:17










  • @muru i think it's not duplicate. he want solution "Without using minimal ISO because it requires internet connection".
    – ryanw
    Jan 17 '17 at 7:24








  • 2




    I suggest ubuntu server edition. When is fails to acquire an IP address via DHCP, just accept and continue. See also here
    – Doug Smythies
    Jan 17 '17 at 7:30






  • 1




    @ryan Then install as normal and dupe of askubuntu.com/q/16371/158442
    – muru
    Jan 17 '17 at 7:48






  • 1




    Also related, though not a duplicate: How can I strip down Ubuntu? (The accepted, top-voted answer is to build up instead by installing Ubuntu Server and just whatever packages are needed.)
    – Eliah Kagan
    Jan 17 '17 at 9:13













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I want to start my computer and it should open up to a CLI. I don't want a GUI, no fancy login screen etc.



I need a solution that does not use a minimal ISO because it requires an internet connection. I need an offline installation.






command-line system-installation 16.10







share|improve this question















I want to start my computer and it should open up to a CLI. I don't want a GUI, no fancy login screen etc.



I need a solution that does not use a minimal ISO because it requires an internet connection. I need an offline installation.






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    Possible duplicate of How do I install a minimal Ubuntu - no desktop needed?
    – muru
    Jan 17 '17 at 7:17










  • @muru i think it's not duplicate. he want solution "Without using minimal ISO because it requires internet connection".
    – ryanw
    Jan 17 '17 at 7:24








  • 2




    I suggest ubuntu server edition. When is fails to acquire an IP address via DHCP, just accept and continue. See also here
    – Doug Smythies
    Jan 17 '17 at 7:30






  • 1




    @ryan Then install as normal and dupe of askubuntu.com/q/16371/158442
    – muru
    Jan 17 '17 at 7:48






  • 1




    Also related, though not a duplicate: How can I strip down Ubuntu? (The accepted, top-voted answer is to build up instead by installing Ubuntu Server and just whatever packages are needed.)
    – Eliah Kagan
    Jan 17 '17 at 9:13














  • 4




    Possible duplicate of How do I install a minimal Ubuntu - no desktop needed?
    – muru
    Jan 17 '17 at 7:17










  • @muru i think it's not duplicate. he want solution "Without using minimal ISO because it requires internet connection".
    – ryanw
    Jan 17 '17 at 7:24








  • 2




    I suggest ubuntu server edition. When is fails to acquire an IP address via DHCP, just accept and continue. See also here
    – Doug Smythies
    Jan 17 '17 at 7:30






  • 1




    @ryan Then install as normal and dupe of askubuntu.com/q/16371/158442
    – muru
    Jan 17 '17 at 7:48






  • 1




    Also related, though not a duplicate: How can I strip down Ubuntu? (The accepted, top-voted answer is to build up instead by installing Ubuntu Server and just whatever packages are needed.)
    – Eliah Kagan
    Jan 17 '17 at 9:13








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Possible duplicate of How do I install a minimal Ubuntu - no desktop needed?
– muru
Jan 17 '17 at 7:17




Possible duplicate of How do I install a minimal Ubuntu - no desktop needed?
– muru
Jan 17 '17 at 7:17












@muru i think it's not duplicate. he want solution "Without using minimal ISO because it requires internet connection".
– ryanw
Jan 17 '17 at 7:24






@muru i think it's not duplicate. he want solution "Without using minimal ISO because it requires internet connection".
– ryanw
Jan 17 '17 at 7:24






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I suggest ubuntu server edition. When is fails to acquire an IP address via DHCP, just accept and continue. See also here
– Doug Smythies
Jan 17 '17 at 7:30




I suggest ubuntu server edition. When is fails to acquire an IP address via DHCP, just accept and continue. See also here
– Doug Smythies
Jan 17 '17 at 7:30




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@ryan Then install as normal and dupe of askubuntu.com/q/16371/158442
– muru
Jan 17 '17 at 7:48




@ryan Then install as normal and dupe of askubuntu.com/q/16371/158442
– muru
Jan 17 '17 at 7:48




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Also related, though not a duplicate: How can I strip down Ubuntu? (The accepted, top-voted answer is to build up instead by installing Ubuntu Server and just whatever packages are needed.)
– Eliah Kagan
Jan 17 '17 at 9:13




Also related, though not a duplicate: How can I strip down Ubuntu? (The accepted, top-voted answer is to build up instead by installing Ubuntu Server and just whatever packages are needed.)
– Eliah Kagan
Jan 17 '17 at 9:13










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  • I upvoted your answer because it will work, based on the criteria of the question. In the future, please consider using the comment for your question (Do you mean Ubuntu Server). A proper answer would better be, (Use the Server Install ISO), which doesn't user or install X. X11 can be installed later if needed.
    – L. D. James
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    @L.D.James This gives a solution and is thus an answer, and it would not have been correct to post it as a comment. (When question-like text in an answer seems to cause genuine confusion, you can edit to rectify the problem.) Furthermore, we have a strong community consensus that even if an answer attempt is incomplete or otherwise flawed, that still doesn't make it an appropriate comment. Before telling someone their answer should've been a comment, I recommend consulting these official guidelines.
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You can install Ubuntu 16.04.1+ LTS (up to date 2017-01-15) with mkusb-nox or mkusb-dus in text mode from a compressed image file according to the following link,



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    • I upvoted your answer because it will work, based on the criteria of the question. In the future, please consider using the comment for your question (Do you mean Ubuntu Server). A proper answer would better be, (Use the Server Install ISO), which doesn't user or install X. X11 can be installed later if needed.
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    You can install Ubuntu Server. Ubuntu Server 16.10



    Just download the ISO file and make a installation USB disk with UltraISO or other tools, and install it on your computer offline.






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    • I upvoted your answer because it will work, based on the criteria of the question. In the future, please consider using the comment for your question (Do you mean Ubuntu Server). A proper answer would better be, (Use the Server Install ISO), which doesn't user or install X. X11 can be installed later if needed.
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      @L.D.James This gives a solution and is thus an answer, and it would not have been correct to post it as a comment. (When question-like text in an answer seems to cause genuine confusion, you can edit to rectify the problem.) Furthermore, we have a strong community consensus that even if an answer attempt is incomplete or otherwise flawed, that still doesn't make it an appropriate comment. Before telling someone their answer should've been a comment, I recommend consulting these official guidelines.
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    You can install Ubuntu Server. Ubuntu Server 16.10



    Just download the ISO file and make a installation USB disk with UltraISO or other tools, and install it on your computer offline.






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    You can install Ubuntu Server. Ubuntu Server 16.10



    Just download the ISO file and make a installation USB disk with UltraISO or other tools, and install it on your computer offline.







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    • I upvoted your answer because it will work, based on the criteria of the question. In the future, please consider using the comment for your question (Do you mean Ubuntu Server). A proper answer would better be, (Use the Server Install ISO), which doesn't user or install X. X11 can be installed later if needed.
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      @L.D.James This gives a solution and is thus an answer, and it would not have been correct to post it as a comment. (When question-like text in an answer seems to cause genuine confusion, you can edit to rectify the problem.) Furthermore, we have a strong community consensus that even if an answer attempt is incomplete or otherwise flawed, that still doesn't make it an appropriate comment. Before telling someone their answer should've been a comment, I recommend consulting these official guidelines.
      – Eliah Kagan
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    • I upvoted your answer because it will work, based on the criteria of the question. In the future, please consider using the comment for your question (Do you mean Ubuntu Server). A proper answer would better be, (Use the Server Install ISO), which doesn't user or install X. X11 can be installed later if needed.
      – L. D. James
      Jan 17 '17 at 8:04








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      @L.D.James This gives a solution and is thus an answer, and it would not have been correct to post it as a comment. (When question-like text in an answer seems to cause genuine confusion, you can edit to rectify the problem.) Furthermore, we have a strong community consensus that even if an answer attempt is incomplete or otherwise flawed, that still doesn't make it an appropriate comment. Before telling someone their answer should've been a comment, I recommend consulting these official guidelines.
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    I upvoted your answer because it will work, based on the criteria of the question. In the future, please consider using the comment for your question (Do you mean Ubuntu Server). A proper answer would better be, (Use the Server Install ISO), which doesn't user or install X. X11 can be installed later if needed.
    – L. D. James
    Jan 17 '17 at 8:04






    I upvoted your answer because it will work, based on the criteria of the question. In the future, please consider using the comment for your question (Do you mean Ubuntu Server). A proper answer would better be, (Use the Server Install ISO), which doesn't user or install X. X11 can be installed later if needed.
    – L. D. James
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    @L.D.James This gives a solution and is thus an answer, and it would not have been correct to post it as a comment. (When question-like text in an answer seems to cause genuine confusion, you can edit to rectify the problem.) Furthermore, we have a strong community consensus that even if an answer attempt is incomplete or otherwise flawed, that still doesn't make it an appropriate comment. Before telling someone their answer should've been a comment, I recommend consulting these official guidelines.
    – Eliah Kagan
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    @L.D.James This gives a solution and is thus an answer, and it would not have been correct to post it as a comment. (When question-like text in an answer seems to cause genuine confusion, you can edit to rectify the problem.) Furthermore, we have a strong community consensus that even if an answer attempt is incomplete or otherwise flawed, that still doesn't make it an appropriate comment. Before telling someone their answer should've been a comment, I recommend consulting these official guidelines.
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    You can install Ubuntu 16.04.1+ LTS (up to date 2017-01-15) with mkusb-nox or mkusb-dus in text mode from a compressed image file according to the following link,



    help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/UEFI-and-BIOS



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      You can install Ubuntu 16.04.1+ LTS (up to date 2017-01-15) with mkusb-nox or mkusb-dus in text mode from a compressed image file according to the following link,



      help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/UEFI-and-BIOS



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        help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/UEFI-and-BIOS



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        You can install Ubuntu 16.04.1+ LTS (up to date 2017-01-15) with mkusb-nox or mkusb-dus in text mode from a compressed image file according to the following link,



        help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/UEFI-and-BIOS



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