How to install the red-flag Linux Server (multiple images) (1)

For small and medium-sized companies, the operating systems installed on servers are mainly windows systems, but the author's experience in stability and security linux operating systems is much better than windows. As a result, more and more network administrators have begun to advise companies to use unix or linux systems to take on server responsibilities.

However, linux systems have inherent shortcomings, that is, users are relatively few and it is difficult to get started. In the face of a large number of command lines and commands similar to the doscommand, it is not a common employee user, that is, the network administrator will also feel a headache. I have also tried to use red hat linux. Although it comes with a graphical interface called x window, many operations are very different from windows, the component naming method is different, so it is still difficult for general users to get started. How can we solve this problem in linux?

I found a baby, he is the red flag Linux independently developed by Beijing zhongke Hongqi Software Technology Co., Ltd. This linux system integrates the ease-of-use in windows and the stability of traditional linux. It is easy for users to use, especially in the graphic interface x window. All operations are almost the same as those in windows. Now we will introduce you to IT168 readers how to install the latest version of red flag Linux 4.1.

Tip: There are two installation discs in the latest version of red-flag Linux 4.1. Make preparations before installation.

Step 1: Press DEL to start the BIOS. On the BIOS settings page, set the Boot Mode of the operating system to optical drive.

Step 2: restart the computer and add the first installation disc to the optical drive. The installation mode selection interface will appear at startup. We can select between the graphical installation interface and the character mode, of course, for those of us who want to save time and install it for the first time, it is easier to use a graphical interface for installation. Simply press the Enter key. 1)

Step 3: The computer will automatically detect the basic information of the local machine, including BIOS information, hard disk information, CPU, memory, and graphics card. 2)

Step 4: You can continue the installation if the check is successful. 3)

Step 5: I use the Chinese version of red-flag Linux, so the following graphic interfaces are all Chinese. Click "Next" to continue. 4)

Step 6: Of course, you can also customize the language for installation. Select between Japanese, English and Chinese. Click "Next" after the selection. 5)

Step 7: Agree to the legal agreement and installation instructions, and click "Next" to continue. 6)

Step 8: of course, at the beginning of the installation, the warning "the partition table on the device HDA cannot be read, and the drive must be initialized to delete all data" will also appear. We don't have to worry about selecting "yes. 7)

Step 9: start to set partitions and divide the file data areas necessary for LINUX installation. 8)

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Step 10: click "new" on the interface to create a partition step by step.

Step 2: first, build a SWAP zone. Readers of some LINUX-based systems know that the SWAP zone is necessary. It is actually a cache zone, which is generally twice the number of memories, for example, if the computer memory is 512 MB, the SWAP partition is divided into MB, And the establishment is completed after confirmation. 9)

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Step 2: continue to create the partition. Click Create to create the second partition. 10)

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Step 2: If only one SWAP partition is created, a partition error message will appear after clicking the "Next" button, because we have not created a required root partition. 11)

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Step 2: Select/as the mount point on the Add partition page. This indicates the root partition. Select "EXT3" for the file system type, select "use all available space" for the size, and click "OK" to add the file system. 12)

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Tip: Generally, the EXT3 file type is used for system partitions. In addition to SWAP and root partitions, we can also create other partitions, including the BOOT or USER partitions. We can create several more partitions to make it easier for us to use LINUX. In case of problems, we can detect them separately.