How to install Ubuntu
How to install Ubuntu The Ubuntu Installation Guide Table of contents – Install from CD – Install with Wubi – Install in EXT3 Partition – Install from USB When it comes to installing popular Linux flavour Ubuntu , there are so many useful snippets of information on blogs and guides all over the internet. If you Google “How to install Ubuntu”, you’ll see what I mean. For an Ubuntu beginner or curious Windows intermediate user however, there’s no single, simple source of information when it comes to trying out your first Ubuntu installation. One thing I have noticed is that there’s a lot of technical jargon and sometimes unnecessary terminal commands in lengthy forum posts, but no simple “how to” guides, which I think might put some people off! A shame, when you think about how easy Ubuntu is to install, use and tweak to look really cool ! This post will talk you through your first Ubuntu installation , hopefully teaching you everything you need to know to gi
Once you insert and boot your machine with the RHEL DVD, you will get the below screen. Select "Install Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.0" and Press "Enter".
As you see the installation process is initiated
Select the Language preference
Select your Location as for me it is Asia/Kolkatta
Next we need to configure partitions. So select "Installation Destination"
You can create a partition with the below list of partition types. As for this article we will select LVM
Click on the "+" sign to add new partition.
For this article I will create /boot, /, swap partition under LVM with Volume Group name as "VolGroup00"
Change the partition type to Ext4 as by default XFS will be selected for every partition you create.
Once you change these settings make sure you "update settings"
By default Volume Group name is "rhel". Let us change it to "VolGroup00"
You can also configure the storage for RAID but let us skip that part as of now.
As you see all the mount points as planned are created with below name under LVM
VolGroup00-root
VolGroup-swap
Click on Done and select Accept Changes.
The last one is to Configure Network
Provide a hostname for your machine and enable the ethernet device. Next select Configure to configure network settings for your machine
So we are done here with all the options on this screen. Next we can "Begin Installation"
As you see the installation has begun in the mean time you can add a password for your root user. Also you can create additional user by using the "User Creation" thumbnail.
Provide a password for root account.
Create a user.(Optional)
In the mean time let the installation complete. Once done click on Reboot.
Once the machine reboots, next it will prompt the below screen. Click on "License Information"
Accept the Terms and Conditions
Click on "Finish Configuration"
I do not want to register my system to RHN as for now,also we can perform this step later so let us skip this part for now.
Next you get your Login Screen which means we have successfully installed our Operation System i.e. RHEL 7.0 (64 bit).