When I first went looking for HOW-TO docs concerning installing Daniel J. Bernstein's djbdns on Ubuntu, I could not find such. What I did find was plenty of docs on how to download and compile Mr. Bernstein's djbdns code from source, however Ubuntu has very kindly created packages of everything you need for installing djbdns.

I discovered that the usual Ubuntu boot CD menu still exists in 10.04 (Lucid Lynx). The way to make it come up is to be pressing the Left Control (Ctrl) key as the computer starts to boot from the CD.

So, Ubuntu installation CD's may still be used to test memory with the MemTest86+. Use the above method to get to the boot menu, and the memory testing program will show up on the list of boot options.