Errors and solutions for installing Linux on a USB flash drive

Errors and solutions for installing Linux on a USB flash drive
GuideAfter seeing "Linux should be like this" on the Internet, I decided to return from the software industry for many years! This article is my personal experience of this little white and I hope to be accepted!

I started to attach a virtual machine to my machine as described in "Linux should do this", and it runs quite well. Later, I saw someone in the Communication Group installed rhel7 on their own and it was running properly. I was inspired to try installing rhel7 for Haier x208. However, when a problem occurs during the installation process, no one will answer the questions in the contact group (maybe the problem is too simple or the information provided is insufficient), and Du Niang cannot give a reply. After some ups, I finally found a solution.

Download Image

Download the rhel7 image. I use the image provided by my website.

: Http://www.linuxprobe.com/tools

Create a USB flash drive

Write the image to the USB flash drive (8 GB). I will use the old Mao Tao installation version to create it. (Ask du Niang for details !)

Install the systemUSB flash drive

Go to the following page:

Select "Install Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.0" and press Enter to go to the installation page. (Normally, just wait for the GUI to be installed)

However, my installation failed !!! The prompt is as follows:

This problem is that your USB flash drive is not found. This configuration needs to be completed in the previous step, but we do not know the file name of the USB flash drive in the previous step, therefore, simply check the device name of the USB flash drive in this step, and then return to the previous step to complete the configuration.

Execute Command

Run the following command to view the name of your USB flash drive.

dracut:/# cd /dev

The following page is displayed:

Sda is the file name corresponding to the hard disk, and sdb is the file name corresponding to the U disk. It can be seen that it is sdb4 ("4" may also be another number, depending on the situation ).

Modify path

Restart now, return to the first interface of the USB flash drive, and press the Tab key to modify

vmlinuz initrd=initrd.imginst.stage2=hd:LABEL=RHEL-server-7.0-x86_64-LinuxProbe.Com.iso quiet

Is:

vmlinuz initrd=initrd.img inst.stage2=hd:/dev/sdb4 quite

Note that the last "quite" should not be deleted (this little white is affected)

Press enter to go to the installation page, and the installation will start smoothly.

Address: http://www.linuxprobe.com/ethernet-channel-bonding.html