Win7 Install Rhel7 (Redhat Enterprise Linux 7) dual system __linux

The first materials needed are: win7, rhel7 ISO mirrors and EASYBCD

The disk is then divided into 3 partitions, the volume label is: I (RHEL7), J (GEN) and K (SWAP) to note that the three partitions are FAT32 format.

NTFS Linux is not recognized. I divided the size is i:19.5g, j:43g and K (16G because the author's physical memory is 8G so divided 16G)

And if the direct use of Win7 system, more than 32G will not be divided into FAT32 format, so you can rely on Third-party tools, such as Diskgenius.

Wordy: J (GEN) is used to mount Linux/directories. K (Swap) is used to format a Linux swap partition.

Marked with red color is the next picture red Circle of the volume label: RHEL7 This label is important! To change the path when booting, or you cannot find the installation file

After that, add the following to the I disk:

The images and Isolinux folders are in the directory after the ISO file is unpacked. Place him in the picture above.

Initrd.img and Vmlinuz are all in the Pxeboot directory of images.

Take it out. Placed as shown in the above illustration.

The next step is to use the EASYBCD, according to the number I marked on the map step-by-Step point:

You can then reboot into the installation environment:

Don't choose win7, choose the second option.

Then enter the installation Environment PS: (emphasis)

The label=rhel7 here is just the volume label of the I disk, do not change will not be able to find the installation of the ISO file failed.

The following is the installation of a simple graphical interface.

On the last piece of a key partition picture.

Because the author has been installed successfully, it will show that there are already RHEL7 installed, gen label letter format into/,

Swap the letter format of the volume label as Swap

The next step is to install. After installing the reboot, you can use it heartily.