RedHat6.4 graphic installation tutorial --- Minimal version (detailed version ),

RedHat6.4 graphic installation tutorial --- Minimal version (detailed version ),
RedHat6.4 graphic installation tutorial --- Minimal version (details)

Step 1: We need a RedHat6.4 installation Image File

 

Step 2: We need to enable the system iso file downloaded from the Internet from the computer from the CD or USB flash disk.

Step 3: After the boot is successful with a CD or USB flash drive, the following page appears:

Interface Description:

Install or upgrade an existing system Install or upgrade the existing system

Install system with basic video driver

Rescue installed system enters system Repair Mode

Boot from local drive exit installation start from hard disk

Select the first option, install or upgrade the existing system, and press Enter.

If you have any questions about whether to test the CD media, click "Skip" to Skip the test.

Click Next on the installation page.

Let's select the language for installing the system.

Here I select Simplified Chinese.

Select the default keyboard format. Generally, set the default format.

Select basic storage device

Storage Device warning: Select Yes to ignore all data

Give your favorite computer a personal name!

Use a graphical method to configure the IP address, gateway, and subnet mask of your Nic! Very simple

Click to configure the network

Click Add below

Set the IP address and subnet mask of the NIC.

IP: 192.168.80.100

Gateway: 192.168.80.2

Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 or 24 (24 = 255.255.255.0)

Click Application

Now, the network configuration is complete! Here, the IP address of the computer is set in a graphical way.

Then I will show you how to use the command line to set IP addresses.

Click next:

Set the system's default time zone and time.

Click Next

Set the system logon Password

Select custom Layout (partitions of the custom system)

Next we will partition the system. The hard disk space is 20 GB in total.

I. Partition required

/Root partition (usually set to the remaining space after other partitions are allocated)

Swap partition (generally set to 2 times the memory, no more than 2 GB)

Ii. Recommended partitions

/Boot partition (generally set 200 M to store the System Startup File)

 

Now we have installed the above plan to partition the system.

Create a/boot partition first

Create a swap Partition

Create a root partition and allocate the remaining space to the root partition.

If you want to add more partitions, add them as described above.

Select root partition and click Next

Select format

Select to write the modification to the disk

This interface is the default installation guide settings.

Select system version: Basic Server

The following describes how to install the system!

Click Reboot to restart the system

Now, the redhat server version is installed!