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I'm new to Ubuntu and Linux in general.



I'm currently out of town and the dorm I am living in has terrible internet connection. It won't be another 2-3 weeks before I can go home and have proper internet connection.



So my question is whether or not I can install Ubuntu 13.10 in my laptop without the internet and then do the updates once I go home?



Also, I'm attempting to do a dual boot with my Lenovo G505s which was pre-installed with Windows 8. Hopefully I can pull this off.



I already did the necessary things (I think and hope so) prior to installation:




  1. Disable secure boot

  2. Enable legacy and boot UEFI first

  3. Create partition

  4. Put installer in my pen drive



As I am quite new to this, any advice would be of great help. Thanks in advance!



EDIT: I tried yesterday. The installation asked me to connect to the internet, so I used my crappy dorm internet. When it reached the downloading/installtion of Ubuntu One, it just stopped and went on forever. So I had to stop it.


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So my question is whether or not I can install Ubuntu 13.10 in my laptop without the internet and then do the updates once I go home?




Yes. I myself always never set up my wireless during installation.




Also, I'm attempting to do a dual boot with my Lenovo G505s which was pre-installed with Windows 8. Hopefully I can pull this off.




If others can so can you.






Just a remark: sometimes it is helpful to have a connection at hand just for a quick check on how to handle something unexpected. But that does not need to be the system you install Ubuntu on.


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