During the installation process of Fedora20 in kmeand1, use netinstall and Dvd. iso images ., Kmeand1netinstall

During the installation process of Fedora20 in kmeand1, use netinstall and Dvd. iso images ., Kmeand1netinstall

Recently bought a new notebook, Shenzhou god of war K650D-i5 D1. Windows 7 + Fedora20 is still installed. The disk partition is as follows:

First Primary Partition	/Boot	Ext4	20G
Second Primary Partition	/	Ext4	70G
Third Primary Partition	Widows7 system disk C:	Ntfs	80G
Fourth primary Partition	Data disk D:	Ntfs	300 GB

 

 

 

 

(In other words, this partition is for the convenience of the graph, because the MBR Partition Table can only accommodate four partitions, and all partitions have been lost, and the winhex repair experience makes extended partitions relatively obscure .)

No swap partition is set for Fedora. It doesn't matter. I have 4 GB memory, which is generally enough. If it is not enough, you can create a 4 GB file and format it as swap. Just mount it. My figure is simple)

First, a tool, slax, is started into slax, fdisk is used to format the above four partitions, and mkfs is used to create a file system.

This plan is good, download a Fedora20-xfce.iso, use tools to write the U disk, restart the boot from the U disk, and finally card on Plymouth uth, always can not enter Xwindwow.

Finally, I found a netinstall. iso which was installed on the network and written into the USB flash drive. The installation interface can be reached. Hopefully ~

Network installation? To read data from the server, either from the Fedora mirror site, or use FileZillaServer to build the FTP server, share the Fedora-DVD.iso (need to extract), tried the second method, in the same LAN, installation speed is not flattering.

The third method is my favorite.

Refer to the previous partition, directly copy the Fedora-DVD.iso to the/boot partition, restart to enter netinstall, unplug the network cable, ignore the WiFi Link, that is, to enter the network disconnection mode, soon enter the configuration interface, find the Fedora-Dev.iso In the Select installation source, install select disk, manual partition, add/boot AND/respectively, do not format the boot partition,/partition to select format, save. After XFce is selected for the software to be installed, it is the installation process. [Omitted, not installed at the time]

In summary, Two USB flash drives, netinstall. iso and Fedora-DVD image files are required, and another computer is required. The description process is simple. I don't want to give a rough reference.