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If you fail to unmount the device, Ubuntu will still believe the device is attached. This shouldn t cause too many problems, but it could crash any programs that were accessing the device. It might also mean the card isn t recognized properly when you reinsert it. In rare instances, data loss can occur.

Listing 7-21 shows the equivalent of Listing 7-12 to find the names of people who are members of both ClubA and ClubB. We need to explicitly compare each column that we want to be the same in the two contributing tables.

When the disk partitioning choices appear, click the Specify partitions manually (advanced) radio button and click Forward. The Prepare Partitions window will appear, as shown in Figure 4-7. This window lists the hard disks detected by Ubuntu and their corresponding partitions. Each item has the following properties:

password for user root. To give root a password, as a normal user, use the command sudo passwd root. Next, you can enter the new password that you want to set for the user root.

Device: This is the logical representation of the hardware device in Ubuntu. See the previous section for an explanation of the drive identification, but note that here the drive references are preceded with /dev. You can ignore this. The numbers at the end refer to the order of partitions. For example, sda1 refers to the first partition of the first hard disk, and sda2 refers to the second partition of the first hard disk. Type: This specifies the file system type of the partition. For example, NTFS and VFAT are Windows file systems, ext4 indicates the Ubuntu partition, and swap indicates a swap file partition. Mount Point: A mount point is a location within Ubuntu s file system where Ubuntu will see a partition. At least one partition needs to be mounted as root, denoted with a single /. Mounting is discussed further in 10. Format : This indicates whether the partition will be formatted during installation. Formatting will destroy any data on a partition, so ensure that you have backups of important data and that you really do want to format. Size: This determines the disk space of the partition, in megabytes. Note that the strict definition of the word megabyte is used, meaning 1,000,000 bytes, rather than the more widely used 1,024,000 bytes (1,024KB). To confuse matters, the 1,024KB definition is used in the rest of the installation program. (From its next release, Ubuntu is due to switch entirely to the SI standard, that is, 1MB (megabyte) = 1,000 KB). Used: This determines how much disk space has been consumed, in megabytes.

Listing 7-21. Finding People in Both ClubA and ClubB Without the INTERSECT Keyword SELECT DISTINCT a.MemberID FROM ClubA a, ClubB b WHERE a.FamilyName=b.LastName AND a.Name=b.FirstName

Ubuntu Server uses the kernel to address and control the machine s hardware. The kernel can be considered the heart of the operating system. Ubuntu Server gives users the shell interface to tell this kernel and the services running on top of it what they should do. This interface interprets the commands that users type and translates them to machine code. Several shells are available. The very first shell that was ever created for UNIX, back in the 1970s, was the Bourne shell. It is still available in Linux as the program file /bin/sh. Another popular shell available with Ubuntu is Bash (short for the Bourne Again Shell). The Bash shell is completely compatible with the original Bourne shell, but it has many enhancements. Bash is used as the default shell for the user root, but not for normal users. You can, however, make sure that all users get it by default as well, which I would highly recommend because it offers such great features. You ll read how to do that in 5, but you should be aware that other shells are available as well. Some people prefer using other shells, three of which I ll merely mention here: tcsh: A shell with a scripting language that works like the C programming language (and thus fairly popular with C programmers). zsh: A shell that is compatible with Bash, but offers even more features. sash: The stand-alone shell. This is a very minimal shell that runs in almost all environments. It is thus very well suited for troubleshooting systems.