Create Linux Desktop system co-create 1.0.3 CD installation process detailed illustrations. HTM_ Installation Tutorial

Prerequisite: Your CD can be started directly, recommended to use the CD to start the installation.

First, the preparatory work:
1. Note the size of each partition before installation, to facilitate the selection of partitions to check to avoid operation errors, loss of useful data.
2. Ready to create a Linux desktop system co-create 1.0.3 installation CD. Baby-i386-disc.iso The official Free download address is:
Ftp://ftp.opendesktop.net/1.0.3/BABY-i386-disc.iso size 685M
md5:632e3543e5eb73206138c7545527c342
3. Leave a partition for co-create 1.0.3 system installation. I leave the D disk ext3 file system, the installation program will format the partition, if there are important number of copies of the backup.

Second, create a Linux desktop system co-create 1.0.3 CD-ROM installation
Set the disc as the first boot disk, put it in the installation disc, reboot the computer, and if your CD can start automatically, it will appear as shown in Figure 1 below:
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Setup is starting, to be installed in text, enter Linux text back; Here I choose the graphic way to install, direct return (if not operation 10 seconds after automatically into the graphics mode of installation), and then appear as follows Figure 2
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Needless to say, click Next, the following figure 3 appears
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Copyright notice, with the mouse in the "consent" before clicking, so that it selected, the "Next" button will be a gray operation of the operational status of white into the operation of the State, and then click the "Next" button, appears as follows Figure 4
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Pay special attention here, the diagram will list all the partitions on your hard drive (I have 4 partitions, where the third partition is not shown for the swap file system size 252M), and only consider clearly that you are going to use that partition to install co-create 1.0.3 because the partition will be formatted by the installer (You will be prompted), or you can check "Advanced partitioning mode" for advanced partitioning settings for the next step. Use the UP or DOWN ARROW keys to select the partition you want to install and then click the Next button, which appears as follows Figure 5
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Tip You are about to format the selected partition. If the selected partition is originally FAT32 file system format, Setup deletes the partition and then creates a Linux-formatted partition, and if the selected partition is originally Linux-formatted, the installer prompts for the partition, and when you click the Format button, the following figure 6 appears
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Setup begins formatting the selected partition. Formally installed, then appears as follows Figure 7
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Figure 7 (Optical drive almost always crashes here)
The installation image is being transferred to the hard disk, and then Figure 8 appears as follows
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The RPM transfer is being prepared and will soon appear as follows Figure 9
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The installation process is in progress, and the following figure 10 appears
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Installation preparation is in progress, followed by Figure 11 below
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is being installed, this process takes the longest time, after the file copy completes, appears as follows Figure 12
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The boot loader is being installed and will appear as shown in Figure 13 below when the installation is complete
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Prompts to remove the floppy disk or disc, and then press "next" to reboot the system, click "Next" after the computer will reboot, the first appearance after the start of the screen below Figure 14
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startup option default is normal boot to create Linux desktop system co-create 1.0.3, the second option is to boot to create Linux desktop system co-create 1.0.3 security mode, if you have other Windows operating system, Optional DOS entry starts into Windows, and then it appears as follows Figure 15
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An XP-like splash screen, where the initial configuration is possible, stays there for a while, and then appears as follows Figure 16
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Enter the username, the default username is root, and enter the root carriage return with the following figure 17
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The default senior administrator account is not a password, direct return, enter the following will soon appear in Figure 18
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Ah! Create Linux Desktop system Co-create 1.0.3 has started successfully. Looking from the desktop is similar to Windows, which is really improving usability, double clicking on my Computer and looking at the results, figure 19 below
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Can mount the partition automatically, then click the Start menu to see the following figure 20
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It seems to be of great use and more people will like it.

Third, uninstall to create Linux desktop system co-create 1.0.3 system method:
Into the DOS, at the "a:>_" prompt, enter "FDISK/MBR" after the return, rewrite the hard drive's main boot sector, you can remove the co-create 1.0.3 system boot menu, if you are originally Windows XP and Co-create 1.0.3 Dual Systems , only the Windows XP startup menu is available when you rewrite the main boot sector of your hard disk and restart your computer again.
After removing the boot menu for the co-create 1.0.3 system, delete the Co-create 1.0.3 system files.