Today, I tried to install the Red Flag linux7.0 on the hard disk. There was no problem during the installation process.
My computer is installed with the WINXP system. all hard disk space is allocated. so I am very upset at the beginning. I don't know how to make it happen to lose all the original files. fortunately, I am very lucky.
Don't worry about this kind of problem. Check the Internet first. Although there are not a few details on the Internet, it is almost enough.
1) divide your hard disk into a blank space. note that I am talking about blank space, that is, there is no hard disk space formatted in any format. this is very simple, as long as the next pqpartition tool can be done, don't be afraid, this thing will be done by yourself. very simple. there is nothing complicated. however, when re-partitioning, you must copy all the files in the original partition to other partitions that are not re-partitioning. this ensures that files are not accidentally lost. here, we only need to re-divide the last partition in XP. the method is very simple: Delete the last partition and re-split it. if your last partition is idle and you plan to install linux on this disk, this step can be saved.
2) Click the ISO 7.0 ISO image file on the Hongqi official website.
: Www.redflag-linux.com
Then, use winrarto open the isoimage file and copy rfsetup.exe cute to the ISO image file. Note that this file must be the ISO image file copied to drive C, that is, the Hongqi linux7.0 image file. After the file is configured, confirm and restart.
3) at this time, the red-flag Linux and xinxp options will be available at startup. of course, we should select red-flag Linux to enter the live CD Red Flag. at this time, you can also experience the red flag system without installing it. but this is not our goal. therefore, after the red flag is started, you must continue to install it. as for the installation is not too difficult, only when it comes to partitioning, you should note that it is enough for the novice to have two partitions. swap partition, and "/" root partition.
The swap partition is equivalent to the virtual memory of the win system, and the configuration is similar. Set it to twice the special memory.
/Partition, the remaining space is allocated to it. Anyway, we installed Linux for the first time, and the goal is to run Linux properly.
The space of the two partitions is the hard disk space that has not been divided by the pqpartition tool.
This is basically a success. If you are not at ease, you can first install it on the virtual machine, so you can regret it. Haha '''