2 TB or above hard disk installation centos6.2 x64
For Centos6, because the redhat patch has been installed, it is relatively simple to use it to support GPT. 1. During system installation, when you can log on to the second Console (Ctrl +) Alt + F2 (select the language), in the shell environment, when you first view the current disk, the disk needs to be converted to the gpt mode: fdisk-l to view the results similar to the following:
- /Usr/sbin/parted-s/dev/sda mklabel gpt
- 2. Then, return to the installation interface (Ctrl +) Alt + F6, until you are prompted to select the partition, select Create M Layout, and then partition. The partition result is as follows. You can create a partition larger than 2 TB. 3. Click "Next" and the following prompt is displayed: 4. Select "Write change to disk ", the system starts partitioning and formatting. 5. After the installation is complete, run df-ah to view the file. The result is similar: the root directory size is 3.1 TB, which exceeds 2 TB. The subsequent installation of other software is the same as before.2. Configure on ubuntu10.04. 1. During system installation, when you can log on to the second Console (Ctrl +) Alt + F2 (select the language ), in the shell environment, when you first view the current disk, the disk needs to be converted to the gpt mode: fdisk-l first, check the actual name of the hard disk to be converted, for example, there are two hard disks/dev/sdc, And/dev/sdd needs to be converted to gpt format. 2. Run the command # parted/dev/sdc To Go To The (parted) operation interface. Enter the command mklabel gptprintquit # parted/dev/sddmklabel gptprintquit3. Return to the installation interface (Ctrl +) Alt + F7, and then install it normally.
