Ubuntu Linux using 
OpenSSL.[UPDATED Friday, April 9, 2015 (2015/04/09)]
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Self-Served Certificate Authority
Creating and running your own certificate authority (CA) is how you can issue your own SSL certificates. This is not for everyone but can save a lot of hassle and money in the right circumstances. Herein I've documented the steps I successfully took to get set up with a CA on Ubuntu Linux using OpenSSL.
[UPDATED Friday, April 9, 2015 (2015/04/09)]
Ubuntu Linux using OpenSSL.[UPDATED Friday, April 9, 2015 (2015/04/09)]
Monday, March 16, 2015
USB Ubuntu installation fails - BOOTMGR is missing
Trying to install Ubuntu Linux using a bootable USB [pen] drive will result in nothing but the message "BOOTMGR is missing" after selecting to boot from the USB drive if the drive is not formatted with the FAT32 filesystem. This is the case even if you use UNetbootin, which only copies files and does not format the drive. You should not stumble into this problem if you use 
Rufus, although using that may require changing the version of Syslinux that Rufus is using.
Ubuntu Linux using a bootable USB [pen] drive will result in nothing but the message "BOOTMGR is missing" after selecting to boot from the USB drive if the drive is not formatted with the FAT32 filesystem. This is the case even if you use UNetbootin, which only copies files and does not format the drive. You should not stumble into this problem if you use Rufus, although using that may require changing the version of Syslinux that Rufus is using.
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