Two methods for installing the SUSELinux10 system from a hard disk

& Nbsp; 1. use GRUB for hard disk installation. the pre-installation work should be divided into good areas before installation. Generally, the following partitions/root partitions are allocated 500 M when redhat9 is installed;/The boot partition is around M; /swap is generally twice the memory size;/The home partition stores the information of each user based on your  

1. use GRUB for hard disk installation

1. work before installation

Before installation, you must divide the following partitions.

/When I installed redhat9 in the root partition, 500 M was given;

/The boot partition is about m-200m;

/Swap is generally twice the memory;

/Home partition to save the information of each user, according to your own needs

/Usr partition all installed packages are placed in this partition. when I installed redhat9, I gave 5 GB

If you do not want to press such a detailed partition, you can only partition/and/swap, but the data will be stored in the root partition. The data will be overwritten during re-installation, in windows, you save the information on the operating system disk and install the operating system in the same directory. However, when I install redhat9, the root partition is only MB and can be installed normally. suse linux10 seems to be only able to be installed in the root partition.

(1) extract five ISO files to a FAT32 partition with sufficient space, such as drive C, and placed in the folder iso/cd1, iso/cd2, iso/cd3, iso/cd4, iso/cd5

(2) Download the grldr file from the Internet and copy it to C:

(3) edit boot. ini and add a line C: GRLDR = "GRUB" at the end"

(4) copy linux and initrd under the source file isoootloader to the C partition root directory.

(5) restart the machine

2. start to install

(1) after starting, select GRUB to enter the command line mode. Note that there must be spaces between commands and parameters.

(2) enter grub> find/linux, or enter grub> root (and press the Tab key to obtain (hd0, 0)

(3) enter grub> root (hd0, 0)

(4) input grub> kernel (hd0, 0)/iso/cd1/boot/loader/liunux vga = 791

(5) enter grub> initrd (hd0, 0)/iso/cd1/boot/loader/initrd

(6) enter grub> boot

3. installing

(1) after the YAST graphic interface appears, install it as prompted

(2) in the Partion selection of Installation, select the partition where the source file is located, that is, the C partition.

(3) in the next window, you will be asked to select the resource directory. enter iso/cd1.

(4) step-by-step installation

(5) use YAST for updates after installation.

2. use loadlin in DOS for hard disk installation (not tested, not recommended)

Note that you must perform this operation in the FAT/FAT32 partition.

1. get loadlin.exe program, http://www.geekbone.org /~ Hiweed/tools/loadlin.exe

2. decompress five. iso files (for example, C: isocd1.. cd2.. cd3. cd4. cd5 );

3. create a new folder named dosutils under the C root directory;

4.copy loadlin.exe to C: dosutils;

5. copy initrd and linux under the cd1ootloader directory to C: dosutils;

6. restart;

7. Use a floppy disk, an optical drive, or a virtual floppy disk to start the machine or press F8 to enter the dos c:> down;

8. execute the following command:

C:> cd dosutils

C: dosutils> loadlin linux append initrd = initrd vga = 791.

Where:

Vga = 791 means that the console is even 1024x768x256 colors.

Attached: VGA code and resolution table

Code:

Depth ------ 640x0000----- 800x600 ----- 1024x768 ----- 1280x1024

256---------769---------771----------773-----------775

32000-------784 -------- 787----------790-------------793

65000-------785-------788------------791-----------794

16.7 Mill. -- 786---------789----------792-----------795

9. after executing the command, you can enter the installation interface.

Select hard disk installation, select the dos partition where suse is located (I am/dev/hda0 here, depending on your situation), and enter the path/suse/cd1 to enter the graphic mode:

III. Summary

After the installation is successful, when you restart to go to GRUB, windows is not found in the menu. you can start windows in two ways.

1. enter the GRUB command line mode and enter

Grub> root (hd0, 0)

Grub> chainloader (hd0, 0) + 1

Grub> boot

2. go to suse linux, find the menulst in the/boot/grub path, edit the file, and add the following three lines at the end:

Title = windows2000

Root (hd0, 0)

Chainloader (hd0, 0) + 1

After the instance is restarted, the options of windows2000 will appear in the GRUB menu list.