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hard drive is necessary to use for partition creation with problematic RAID cards.
A /boot/ partition is also necessary for software RAID setups.
If you have chosen to automatically partition your system, you should select Re-
view and manually edit your /boot/ partition.
To review and make any necessary changes to the partitions created by automatic partitioning,
select the Review option. After selecting Review and clicking Next to move forward, the parti-
tions created for you in Disk Druid appear. You can make modifications to these partitions if
they do not meet your needs.
Click Next once you have made your selections to proceed.
19. Partitioning Your System
If you chose one of the three automatic partitioning options and did not select Review, skip
ahead to Section 20, “Network Configuration”.
If you chose one of the automatic partitioning options and selected Review, you can either ac-
cept the current partition settings (click Next), or modify the setup using Disk Druid, the manual
partitioning tool.
Note
Please note that in the text mode installation it is not possible to work with LVM
(Logical Volumes) beyond viewing the existing setup. LVM can only be set up us-
ing the graphical Disk Druid program in a graphical installation.
If you chose to create a custom layout, you must tell the installation program where to install
Red Hat Enterprise Linux. This is done by defining mount points for one or more disk partitions
in which Red Hat Enterprise Linux is installed.
Note
If you have not yet planned how to set up your partitions, refer to Chapter 25, An
Introduction to Disk Partitions and Section 19.4, “Recommended Partitioning
Scheme”. At a bare minimum, you need an appropriately-sized root (/) partition, a
/boot/ partition, PPC PReP boot partition, and a swap partition equal to twice the
amount of RAM you have on the system.
19. Partitioning Your System
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- Table of Contents 4
- 2. Document Conventions 12
- 3. More to Come 15
- Information 18
- is the system partition on 19
- 4.1. Alternative Boot Methods 21
- AMD Systems 28
- Intel® 64 Systems 33
- at the prompt 34
- 3.3. Additional Boot Options 35
- 3.3.1. Kernel Options 36
- 5. Installing from DVD/CD-ROM 37
- 8. Installing via NFS 40
- 9. Installing via FTP 41
- 10. Installing via HTTP 42
- Figure 4.7. HTTP Setup Dialog 43
- 12. Language Selection 44
- 13. Keyboard Configuration 45
- 15. Disk Partitioning Setup 47
- 16. Advanced Storage Options 49
- 17. Create Default Layout 50
- 18. Partitioning Your System 52
- /) partition 53
- 18.3. Partition Fields 54
- 18.4.1. Itanium systems 55
- 18.5. Adding Partitions 57
- 18.6. Editing Partitions 59
- /boot/ partition was created 63
- /boot/ partition 63
- 19.2. Rescue Mode 64
- Figure 4.22. Root Password 70
- Chapter 5. Removing Red Hat 77
- Important 78
- Chapter 6. Troubleshooting 79
- 3.4. Using Remaining Space 81
- /etc/hosts file: 87
- Shell> 90
- 2.2. Features of GRUB 96
- 3. Installing GRUB 97
- 4. GRUB Terminology 97
- 5. GRUB Interfaces 99
- 6. GRUB Commands 101
- 9. Additional Resources 105
- Installation and Booting 107
- 1. Upgrade or Install? 108
- System i 108
- Interface 113
- Figure 12.1. SMS console 114
- 4. Using the HMC vterm 115
- Configuration 117
- 6. Beginning Installation 118
- /. If the ISO images 120
- 9. Installing via NFS 121
- 10. Installing via FTP 122
- 11. Installing via HTTP 123
- 13. Language Selection 125
- 14. Keyboard Configuration 126
- 16. Disk Partitioning Setup 128
- /var/ partition, be sure to 129
- 17. Advanced Storage Options 130
- 18. Create Default Layout 131
- 19. Partitioning Your System 133
- 19.3. Partition Fields 135
- If M < 2 136
- S = M *2 136
- S = M + 2 136
- 19.5. Adding Partitions 137
- 19.6. Editing Partitions 139
- 20. Network Configuration 140
- 21. Time Zone Configuration 142
- 22. Set Root Password 143
- 23. Package Group Selection 145
- 24. Preparing to Install 146
- 25. Installing Packages 147
- 26. Installation Complete 147
- POWER Systems 149
- Chapter 14. Troubleshooting 151
- Installation on an IBM POWER 151
- / (root) partition 153
- /tmp/directory 153
- Traceback (innermost last): 153
- Boot Time Command Arguments 157
- 1. Pre-Installation 160
- 6. Installing under z/VM 164
- Enterprise Linux LPAR CD 169
- 3.2. Installation using VNC 175
- 5. Installing via NFS 176
- 6. Installing via FTP 177
- 7. Installing via HTTP 178
- 9. Language Selection 179
- 11. Disk Partitioning Setup 181
- 12. Advanced Storage Options 183
- 12.1. FCP Devices 185
- 13. Create Default Layout 186
- 14. Partitioning Your System 188
- 14.3. Partition Fields 189
- 15. Network Configuration 191
- 16. Time Zone Configuration 193
- 17. Set Root Password 194
- Figure 17.17. Root Password 195
- 18. Package Group Selection 196
- 19. Preparing to Install 198
- 20. Installing Packages 199
- 21. Installation Complete 199
- /etc/securetty 200
- Chapter 18. Removing Red Hat 201
- Enterprise Linux 201
- Chapter 21. Troubleshooting 207
- 1. The sysfs File System 211
- 2. Using the zFCP Driver 212
- Multipath Storage 215
- 4.1. IPL the SCSI Disk 217
- 5. Adding DASD 218
- 6. Adding a Network Device 222
- 7. Kernel-Related Information 230
- Part IV. Common Tasks 231
- .rpmsave 232
- /root/upgrade.log 232
- 2. Upgrading Your System 233
- Chapter 24. Activate Your 235
- Subscription 235
- 1.3. Connect Your System 236
- Partitions 237
- Table 25.1. Partition Types 241
- 1.5. Partition Naming Scheme 247
- 1.8. How Many Partitions? 249
- Part V. Basic System Recovery 250
- 1. Common Problems 251
- 2. Booting into Rescue Mode 252
- Chapter 27. Rescue Mode on 256
- Deployment 258
- /root/anaconda-ks.cfg. You 259
- 4. Kickstart Options 260
- 5. Package Selection 281
- 6. Pre-installation Script 282
- 6.1. Example 283
- 7. Post-installation Script 284
- 7.1. Examples 285
- 1. Basic Configuration 293
- 2. Installation Method 294
- 3. Boot Loader Options 295
- 4. Partition Information 297
- 4.1. Creating Partitions 298
- 5. Network Configuration 301
- 6. Authentication 302
- 7. Firewall Configuration 303
- 7.1. SELinux Configuration 304
- 8. Display Configuration 305
- 8.2. Video Card 306
- 8.3. Monitor 306
- 9. Package Selection 307
- 10. Pre-Installation Script 308
- 11. Post-Installation Script 310
- 11.1. Chroot Environment 311
- 12. Saving the File 312
- Figure 29.17. Preview 313
- Shutdown 314
- 2.2. The Boot Loader 315
- 2.3. The Kernel 316
- 2.4. The /sbin/init Program 316
- 4. SysV Init Runlevels 318
- 4.1. Runlevels 319
- 5. Shutting Down 320
- Chapter 31. PXE Network 321
- Installations 321
- 3. Adding PXE Hosts 322
- 4. TFTPD 323
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