Red Banner Linux Desktop version 4.0 CD Boot installation process diagram (Red Flag Linux 4.0) _ Installation Tutorial

first, prepare for work:
1, purchase or download Red Banner Linux Desktop version 4.0 of the installation CD or image files.
Download Address:
http://www.redflag-linux.com/xiazai/xiazai.php?id=1325
2, in the hard drive at least 2 partitions to the installation system, the mount point of the partition recommended more than 4G, the swap area is not too large in the 200m-600m or so, file system format regardless, anyway, the installation process will be reformatted.
3, record the following equipment model of your computer: mouse, keyboard, video card, network card, monitor. and network settings for information such as IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS name server address.

Two, install Red Banner Linux Desktop Edition 4.0
Set the optical drive as the first boot disk, and then restart the computer after the first CD-ROM is installed, if your CD-ROM is supported from boot, if no accident will appear as follows Figure 1
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If you do not, in 10 seconds after automatically into the next screen, shown in Figure 2 below
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A start can use the mouse, more convenient; Software agreement, only the choice of consent, unless you do not want to install, click "Next" appears as shown in Figure 3
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Choose the type of installation, the general choice of "Typical installation" can be, there is also a choice: "Recovery system Guidance", its role is in the future system use, the system to guide the problem with it to recover. Here's the next step, as shown in Figure 4 below
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Configuring partitions is a critical step to losing the hard disk's useful data, so be careful that some people who use Windows for a long time cannot install Linux because of this step. If you select "Use the FDISK program to manually partition (expert only)", click "Next" will show the following figure 5
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Use this method to partition, not directly not suitable for the general person to use, also not suitable for me to use! Then click the "Back" button, return to Figure 4 screen, then choose to use "Disk Druid Manual Partition", and then click "Next" to show the following figure 6
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Choose to use "Disk Druid manual Zoning" that is to list the detailed information of each section, a clear view more intuitive, suitable for me. My hard drive has 4 partitions, and the first partition has Windows 98 installed, and I want to keep it on a dual system. The table lists all partitions of the hard drive, and I am ready to use the original system D and E disks. That is, using/dev/hda5 (4.8G) as mount point installation System, with/DEV/HDA6 (252M) to do exchange zoning.
Here I create the mount point first, the mount point on the/DEV/HDA5 partition as the original (d disk), the mount point to create the following steps: Click "/dev/hda5" to select it, as shown in Figure 7 below.
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Then click the "Edit" button and pop up the dialog box shown in Figure 8 below.
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"Mount point" column Select "/", that is, using the root directory of the selected partition, the original file system type is VFAT (that is, the current file system is FAT32) This format is dedicated to Windows system, Linux mount point can only use ext2 or ext3, so you must change the file system format, select "Format the partition as:" and select "Ext3" in the selection bar on its right, as shown in Figure 9 below
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If you have insufficient confidence in the quality of your hard drive, you should also select "Do you want to check the disk for bad blocks?" Tick in front of it, then click OK, and you can see in the partition table that the mount point has been created, as shown in Figure 10 below.
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The visible mount point in the figure has been positioned to the/DEV/HDA5 partition, and the partition file system format is also labeled Ext3, and the visible mount point has been successfully created.
Also create the swap partition for the next installation, swap the partition I chose in the/dev/hda6 partition (that is, the original e-disk). The steps to create an interchange partition are as follows: Click "/dev/hda6" in the partition table shown in Figure 10 to select it, figure 11 below
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Then click the "Edit" button and pop up the dialog box shown in Figure 12 below.
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Because the/DEV/HDA6 is used to do the swap partition, so the mount point of the column does not have to choose, only select "Format partition to swap", as shown in Figure 13
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When the partition format to swap is selected, the mount point column is labeled as not applicable. Then click "OK" to display the following figure 14
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The visible/DEV/HDA5 partition is marked as a swap file system format, and the visible swap partition has been created successfully. You can install the next step, in the lower right corner of the screen, click the "Next" button, appear as follows Figure 15
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Hint format two partitions, click "Yes" button, display the following figure 16, the two partitions will not be formatted, after the Installation wizard is ready to start copying files before the real start to format the two partitions
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This step configures the bootstrapper, selects the boot record installation location, and generally chooses the default hard drive (/DEV/HDA) master boot Record (MBR). The two items listed in the list in the figure are the startup options that are displayed for the boot menu, the content that is displayed when the boot volume is started, and the above shows Windows and Red Flag Linux two respectively. I'm going to change "windows" to "Windows 98", and I'll Change "Red Hat Linux" to "Red Hat Linux 9"; click "/dev/hda1 dos/windows Windows" To select it to display as Dark blue and change Windows to Windows 98 in the right box of the boot volume label, as shown in Figure 17
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Then click on the "/dev/hda5 ext3 Red Hat Linux" line to select it to display as dark blue, and in the same way, Red Hat Linux to Red Hat Linux 4.0; After the change, figure 18 below
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Finally select the boot menu of the default boot system, at the start of the default to enter the system in front of the white box click to make it into "V" can be, I select "Red Hat Linux 4.0", and then click "Next" appears as follows figure 19
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Set the system administrator password, the root user password, and enter the password again in the confirmation box to confirm that the password is correct. Root account in the system has the highest power root, usually landing system does not normally use the account. After you set the root password, you should also create a regular login system with the ordinary account number, click the "Add" button, pop up as shown in Figure 20 dialog box
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In the Add New User dialog box, enter the user name for the normal account (such as ABC), enter the password used for the account, and then retype the password in the confirmation box to confirm it, as shown in Figure 21 below
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Click the "Confirm" button to display the following figure 22
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At this point in the diagram can be seen more than a common account called ABC, click "Next" appears as follows figure 23
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The installation Wizard is over, if you have any objections to the above steps can be straight point "back" after the return reset, otherwise point "next" after No "previous step" choice, the procedure is not. To start the installation, click Next, and the following figure 24 appears
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The first step before copying a file is to format the selected two partitions, which appears as shown in Figure 25 below
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The time to start copying files to your hard disk is not long, and then it appears as shown in Figure 26 below
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Preparing for installation is very extensive and will soon appear as shown in Figure 27 below
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A slow installation process has started and you can rest for about 30 minutes. When finished, the following figure 28 appears
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This step is to create a boot disk, recommended to create! Remove the write-protected blank floppy disk into the floppy drive and click Next to show the following figure 29
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The boot disk is being created and, when finished, is shown in Figure 30 below
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Prompts all the installation has been completed, remove the floppy disk, click the "Next" button, the system will reboot, the first occurrence of the boot selection menu, as shown in Figure 31 below
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Startup options The first is the normal start of the graphical interface, the second is in Safe mode, the third is in the command prompt mode, and the fourth entry is in Windows 98. If you choose the second entry into Safe mode, the first occurrence is the X setting (video card and monitor settings), and then the system settings for those users who do not start the system properly. If you choose the third entry into the command prompt mode, it is suitable for those who do not want to waste system resources. Here first select Normal boot, 10 seconds after automatic entry, appear as follows figure 32
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It then appears as shown in Figure 33 below
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The login window appears and the user name can be changed to log on to the user ABC. The first time I logged in as Administrator root login system, enter the password after the return, appear as follows Figure 34
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The time spent on the first landing is a bit longer, please be patient and then appear as shown in Figure 35 below
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After initializing the peripherals, it appears as shown in Figure 36 below
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After you start the window manager, it appears as shown in Figure 37 below
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After the panel has started, it appears as shown in Figure 38 below
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The installation is complete and now enters the system as the root user. After entering the system is a graphical interface. The first entry has tips that will help you better understand some of the basic features of the Red Flag Desktop version 4.0, which is useful for starters. If you want to turn off the prompt window after you start, simply cancel the prompt after the "Show prompt On startup" check box, as shown in Figure 39 below
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This is the Red Flag Desktop version 4.0 landing desktop, the desktop is like the style of Windows, very good! People-oriented technology, the most convenient use of things will be the most people use, because the average user will definitely more than the researcher, this is absolute. Next Open "My Computer" and the input method to look at the following figure 40
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In many Linux versions, I think the current Red Flag Desktop version 4.0 closest to the user's habit of windows, the boot can automatically mount (display) based on its partition content, but also with five kinds of Chinese input method. All work done. Share it slowly!

Third, uninstall the Red Banner Linux Desktop version 4.0 system method:
Enter the DOS under the prompt "a:\>_" input "fdisk/mbr" Enter, rewrite the hard drive the main boot sector can be, after the restart of the Red Banner Linux Desktop version 4.0 of the Start menu, and then format the Red Flag Linux Desktop version 4.0 of the partition on the finished!