<commit_before>How to install Apache HBase on Ubuntu 12.04.3
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*The following developed documentation is comprised with the guide
of official documentation along with personal encounters with Ubuntu Desktop 12.04.3*

*Source: http://archanaschangale.wordpress.com/2013/08/29/installing-apache-hbase-on-ubuntu-for-standalone-mode/comment-page-1/*

**First begin by downloading the hbase-0.94.8.tar.gz file using the link above**

1.	``$ cd Downloads/`` (unzip tar file)
2.	``$ tar –xvf hbase-0.94.8.tar.gz`` (create directory for HBase)
3.	``$ sudo mkdir /usr/lib/hbase-0.94.8`` (move file to HBase directory)
4.	Put in root password password  **this may or may not return an error**
  If error returned: type ``$ su`` to enter root password
5.	``$ pwd`` →this will display the directory location

6. Still in downloads? Type ``$ cd ..`` and then Enter →this will change the directory to home

7. Proceed with ``$ pwd`` →now the response should read ``/home/yourusername`` 

8.	``$ mkdir hbase`` →make a directory named HBase

9.	``$ cd Downloads`` →the current directory should now be Downloads 

10.	``$ mv hbase-0.94.8 /home/yourusername/hbase`` → HBase will be moved out of the Downloads directory and into the user directory 

11.	``$ cd ..`` →location of file should be confirmed here 

12.	``$ ls –l`` →an organized list of files (white) and directories (blue) will be displayed. HBase should be in **blue** 

13.	``$ ls hbase`` →a file will be displayed in the HBase directory, ``hbase-0.94.8``<commit_msg>Update HBaseGuide.rst<commit_after>How to install Apache HBase on Ubuntu 12.04.3
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*The following developed documentation is comprised with the guide
of official documentation along with personal encounters with Ubuntu Desktop 12.04.3.*

*Source: http://archanaschangale.wordpress.com/2013/08/29/installing-apache-hbase-on-ubuntu-for-standalone-mode/comment-page-1/*

**First begin by downloading the hbase-0.94.8.tar.gz file using the link above.**

1.	``$ cd Downloads/`` (unzip tar file)
2.	``$ tar –xvf hbase-0.94.8.tar.gz`` (create directory for HBase)
3.	``$ sudo mkdir /usr/lib/hbase-0.94.8`` (move file to HBase directory)
4.	Put in root password password  **this may or may not return an error**
  If error returned: type ``$ su`` to enter root password
5.	``$ pwd`` →this will display the directory location

6. Still in downloads? Type ``$ cd ..`` and then Enter →this will change the directory to home

7. Proceed with ``$ pwd`` →now the response should read ``/home/yourusername`` 

8.	``$ mkdir hbase`` →make a directory named HBase

9.	``$ cd Downloads`` →the current directory should now be Downloads 

10.	``$ mv hbase-0.94.8 /home/yourusername/hbase`` → HBase will be moved out of the Downloads directory and into the user directory 

11.	``$ cd ..`` →location of file should be confirmed here 

12.	``$ ls –l`` →an organized list of files (white) and directories (blue) will be displayed. HBase should be in **blue** 

13.	``$ ls hbase`` →a file will be displayed in the HBase directory, ``hbase-0.94.8``
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{'dir': 'git-commits-cleaned', 'id': '1971481', 'n_tokens_mistral': 1044, 'n_tokens_neox': 955, 'n_words': 400}