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Click here to sign up. Download Free PDF. Koha Complete Manual in Ubuntu Wasim Rahaman. A short summary of this paper. Koha In Compatible With Ubuntu The name comes from a Maori term for a gift or donation. The user interface is very configurable and adaptable and has been translated into many languages.

Koha has most of the features that would be expected in an ILS, including: Web 2. Koha was created in by Katipo Communications for the Horowhenua Library Trust in New Zealand, and the first installation went live in January From , companies started providing commercial support for Koha, building to more than 20 today. Koha is currently a very active project.

According to Ohloh, it has a very large, active development team and a mature, well-established codebase. The analysis of the size of the code base may be deceptive because Koha stores user interface translations alongside actual source code and Ohloh cannot always distinguish them. In this manual I have illustrated, how to install Koha, what are the pre-requisites, and the process of step by step installing Koha in Ubuntu. Internet Configuration A high speed dedicated Internet connection is required.

Koha run on Linux OS. There are two ways to install Linux; firstly you can install only Linux in your system or you can install Linux along with windows as dual booting. If you are installing Linux along with windows, then you have to set some pre-installing setting. First right click on My Computer button and click on manage.

See the below picture. It will open the computer management tools. Then go to disk management. Select the partition in which you want to install Linux. Then right click on that particular partition and then click on delete volume. It will format and delete your volume and make it available for you for your use.

But make sure that you have moved all your personal files from there to other volume. Either you will lost everything on you have in that partition.

Follow the below pictures. After that the partition will be deleted and it will turn black or green in colour. An ISO image will be downloaded in your system. Now you are all ready and can proceed for installing Linux. Then proceed for installation. I prefer choose the bootable method. This method works quickly. You can install through your disk. Then restart your computer and press the boot key. Normally four keys working as boot key.

When the boot screen came, choose your boot drive by its name and hit enter. Your screen may come with another image, but no need to worry the thing is same. Select your device first. In the next step, it will ask you whether you want to try Ubuntu or install Ubuntu. Click on install Ubuntu. See the image below. In the next step, it will ask to choose language. Default English language is already selected, so you just click on continue.

See the below image. The storage space is already created in Windows before proceed and no internet is needed to install Ubuntu. So simply click in the continue button. In the next step, it will detect operating system and ask for installation type. We are installing dual booting so I prefer choose something else option at the bottom. After selecting, click on continue.

See image below. After clicking, a small tab will open. It will ask for creating partition through setting the some parameters. At first put disk size. In that space keep the full disk size as it is, no need to change. Download Rufus from the official website.

Navigate to the webpage and scroll down to the Download section. You will find a list of the latest updated versions. Today, these include Rufus 3. Click on either one of the first two, choose to Save and then Run the file. A pop-up screen will ask you if you want Rufus to check for application updates online.

Click on No. Insert the USB flash drive. Rufus will automatically detect it as a Device. Set the USB as your device of choice. Next, in the Boot selection , click on the Disk or ISO image option in the drop-down menu and then on select to find the iso file. A new window will pop up in which you need to navigate to the folder in which the Ubuntu Select the iso file and click on Open.

This will return you to the Rufus menu. Now everything is set up, click on Start. Note : You will receive a warning message that all data on the selected USB will be destroyed.

If you have important data on it, make sure to transfer it to some other device before this process. Switch off your computer and remove all other USB devices like printers, memory cards, etc. As the computer is switching on, you can access the Boot Menu by pressing the correct key or combination of keys.

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