Graphical
Installation
To install Red Hat
Enterprise Linux 5 on your computer, take the following steps:
Step: 1
Step: 2
Choose a language and select OK
Step: 3
Select a keyboard and select
OK
Step: 4
Set up an NFS installation
method and select OK
Step: 5
Start configuring your network, as shown. If you have a DHCP server on your
network, that is simplest—unless, of course, you’re told to enable static
addressing during your exam. For this installation, disable DHCP for both IPv4
and IPv6 Addressing. If you don’t have an IPv6-capable DHCP server or router,
disable IPv6 addressing completely. Select OK. If you enable DHCP, skip the
next step.
Step: 6
Add static address
information for your network. Use the IP Address, Gateway, and Name Server
(DNS) addresses associated with your existing network. Select OK.
Step: 7
Assuming your connection
works, you’ll see the first installation screen. Click Next.
Step: 8
You’ve already selected a
language and keyboard, so the next step, if you’re actually running Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 is to enter an installation number associated
with your purchased , as shown next. The subscription configures a custom set
of package groups and repositories. If you don’t have an installation number,
select the Skip Entering Installation Number radio button. Click OK, and if you
did not enter an installation number, you’ll be given a warning. Click Skip to
continue.
Step: 9
Shown next. For the purpose of
this installation, select create custom layout.
Step: 10
Modify Partitioning
Layout by selecting the desired free space. Now inspect and change partitions
in Disk Druid, as shown. You can also create and then configure RAID and LVM
partitions if needed. Then click next.
1.
Select free space,
2. Select new,
3. Select ‘\’ as the first partition and give the desired space in MB.
4. Select ‘\boot’ as the second partition and give the desired space in MB.
5. Select ‘\home’ as the third partition if desired and give the desired
space in MB.
6. Select swap partition and give the space
as double the RAM.
Once you’ve configured your partitions,
click next.
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