Ubuntu – How to run Wireshark on Ubuntu 17.10

Just expanding justen meltz answer. The documentation does match when you switch to Xorg display server. That is quite easy as Xorg is already installed in ubuntu 17.10, but just in case, check this quick reference:.

Once said that, I needed to configure remote access to my ubuntu 17.10 and still struggled a bit. I list below the references I used to get both XRDP and VNC running.

XRDP (Assumes Xorg display server used)

1. Configure XRDP (written for 17.10)

VNC (Assumes Xorg display server used)

4. Open "Ubuntu software", search for "Desktop Sharing" and install it.
5. Configure "Desktop Sharing" and disable encryption.
6. You may also need to enable desktop sharing in ubuntu 17.10 sharing application.

FINALLY, I GOT IT DONE!

I update the kernel to '4.14.9' and then restarted with ubuntu advanced options> with the latest kernel. and then restarted again. ALL BACK TO NORMAL.

This is what I did step by step

1. Install Ukuu

   Its easy to update the kernel with Ubuntu Kernel Update Utility (Ukuu), Click here.

   sudo apt-add-repository -y ppa:teejee2008/ppa
   sudo apt-get update
   sudo apt-get install ukuu
   

2. Update the kernel

   Select the kernel 4.14.9 and select Install. wait for the installation to be completed and then restart the PC.

3. Restart the system with the latest kernel

   From GRUB select the option which starts with "Advanced options".

   Select Ubuntu GNU/Linux, with Linux 4.14.9-generic. wait for the system to load completely.

4. Restart again and go into the BIOS

Restart the system again and check the BIOS to see if the problem is fixed.

I can change settings from BIOS. BIOS is detecting new HDD. In short everything worked out.