1. "Dev/boot does not find" appears in the notebook installation, the installation interface cannot be entered.
This is because of a problem with the PCI device, workaround: When the installation option appears, press TAB to enter option mode, and at the end enter boot:linux PCI = NOACPI
If there is a problem:boot:linux nofb=off apm=off acpi=off pci=noacpi. nofb resolves integrated graphics not recognized, APM, and ACPI resolve power management compatibility issues, PCI does not use ACPI power management
2. The boot image cannot be found at the time of installation
Also enter the option mode to modify the name of the label= rehl-7.1/server.x86_64 in rehl-7.1/server.x86_64 for your own USB stick label. or modified to/DEV/SDB4 (the device name of your own USB flash drive, not used this method need to test)
3. You cannot create a mount point when you create a mount point (similar to the installation to C drive in Windwow)
This is because the original hard disk has 3 primary partitions, there are n logical partitions, when creating a Linux system also requires a primary partition, partition table does not have a way to record 4 primary partitions and extended partitions. You can only think of reducing the number of primary partitions. Recommended partitioning scheme: 1P+1E. An extended partition can be divided into N.
01_ installing Redhat 7.1 frequently occurring problems