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This article mainly explains "how to install linux system". Interested friends may wish to have a look. The method introduced in this paper is simple, fast and practical. Let's let the editor take you to learn how to install the linux system.

Windows system has been installed, how to install linux system? The tutorials on the Internet are either too old or too messy. Here's the basic process:

Before installing, you must know if there is any space on your hard drive for linux installation. If so, it can be installed directly, and linux will automatically recognize that space. If there is no undivided space, you can free up a space from the windows partition.

Right-click "my computer", "manage" choose "disk Management" OK, now select a disk to install linux, it is recommended to use the last disk. After selecting the disk, right-click "Delete disk Partition" (note that important data is saved. So the space is separated from the windows. Coming up. Throw the disk in and follow the instructions. Just like windows... If you really can't, just acquiesce all the way. If still won't, leave me a message, I usually "know everything": http://www.ititgo.cn/ly.asp

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3. Start installation

CD installation: modify the CD boot computer in BIOS, boot into the installation interface with the first CD of Fedora, press enter directly to start the installation.

Hard disk installation: put three ISO files in the same directory, such as G:\ Fedora, use WinISO or WinRAR to extract the dosutils directory of the first Fedora CD-ROM ISO file, for example, put it in the G:\ Fedora directory, use Windows 98 boot disk to enter DOS, do not load the CD-ROM drive. Change the directory to dosutils and run autoboot to start the installation. Then it will let you choose the installation method, choose the hard disk installation, and then let you choose the storage path of ISO files, select the partition and then fill in the directory name, such as: select / dev/hda8, fill in Fedora.

Note: Linux treats all devices as files. The device connected to the Primary Master is called hda under Linux, the device connected to Primary Slave is hdb, the device connected to Secondary Master is hdc, and the device connected to Secondary Slave is hdd. The / dev directory is where Linux keeps the device files. The hard disk is connected to the Primary Master, so it is hda, and the partition is followed by a number. Because Linux retains 1-4 as the primary partition, the first logical partition of the extended partition is represented by 5. Disk D is generally hda5, so the G disk above is hda8.

Tip: Fedora hides the choice of reiserfs partition format. For CD installation, enter linux reiserfs after boot to choose to format the partition into reiserfs format at installation time, as shown in the figure. If it is a hard disk installation, you can enter autoboot reiserfs. Sometimes, because the installer does not support your graphics card, you can install it in text mode. Type linux text after boot:.

4. This dialog box is to select whether or not to verify the CD, select "Skip" to skip.

Of course, if your installation cannot be done correctly, you can also check the CD again to see if there is something wrong with the CD.

5. Welcome interface

6. Select the language used by the installer. Select simplified Chinese.

7. Keyboard configuration. Use the default "room. English".

8. Mouse configuration. The "Wheel Mouse (PS/2)" here is a mouse with a wheel. If your mouse does not have a wheel, you can choose to simulate the 3 keys, so you can simulate the middle button by pressing the left button and the right button at the same time. Choose the mouse you use.

Tip: if you don't find an option for your mouse, you can choose "Microsoft Mouse", which generally works.

9. The choice of monitor. There are already quite a few monitors to choose from, so choose one. If the model of your monitor is detected, just use the default one. If it doesn't matter, just use Generic and set the "horizontal frequency range" and "vertical frequency range" according to your monitor instructions.

Tip: if the installer correctly identifies your monitor model, but the default "horizontal frequency range" and "vertical frequency range".

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