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5. At the Set Up Mouse screen, select your mouse type and model. Click on emulate 3 buttons. Click Next. 6. At the Select Keyboard Type screen, select your keyboard type and click Next. 7. At the Select Video Card screen, select your video adapter. It should have been automatically detected for you. Check the probed settings and adjust them if necessary. Click Next. 8. At the Select Monitor screen, select your monitor. If you are using a generic monitor, you can select a resolution from the list. Keep in mind that choosing the wrong resolution and/or refresh rate can damage your monitor. Click Next. 9. At the Select Video Mode screen, select your video mode. Your system should be able to support 1024x768 @ 70Hz. If you selected VESA installation, you will not see the refresh rate displayed. Nonetheless, select 1024x768. The color depth will not be displayed either. Click on Test this mode to verify that the settings are correct. 10. At the Select Target screen, select your partitioning scheme. We recommend using custom for greater flexibility. Click Next. 11. All drives in the system should appear on the Define partitions screen. Disk partitioning will vary depending on the type of services the server will provide. The amount of swap space required also varies depending on the amount of RAM in the system. The following partitioning scheme is given as an example. 12. Create a boot partition. A. Click on sda1. B. Click on Edit. C. Set the parameters as follows: Start: 1 End:20 (Adjust to get about 20M for this partition) System type: Linux Mount point: /boot Bootable: Ö Format: Ö D. Click OK. 13. Create a swap partition. A. Click on sda2. B. Click on Edit. C. Set the parameters as follows:

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5. At the
Set Up Mouse
screen, select your mouse type and model. Click on
emulate 3
buttons
. Click
Next
.
6. At the
Select Keyboard Type
screen, select your keyboard type and click
Next
.
7. At the
Select Video Card
screen, select your video adapter. It should have been
automatically detected for you. Check the probed settings and adjust them if
necessary. Click
Next
.
8. At the
Select Monitor
screen, select your monitor. If you are using a generic monitor,
you can select a resolution from the list. Keep in mind that choosing the wrong
resolution and/or refresh rate can damage your monitor. Click
Next
.
9. At the
Select Video Mode
screen, select your video mode. Your system should be
able to support 1024x768 @ 70Hz. If you selected VESA installation, you will not
see the refresh rate displayed. Nonetheless, select 1024x768. The color depth will not
be displayed either. Click on
Test this mode
to verify that the settings are correct.
10. At the
Select Target
screen, select your partitioning scheme. We recommend using
custom for greater flexibility. Click
Next
.
11. All drives in the system should appear on the
Define partitions
screen. Disk
partitioning will vary depending on the type of services the server will provide. The
amount of swap space required also varies depending on the amount of RAM in the
system. The following partitioning scheme is given as an example.
12. Create a boot partition.
A. Click on
sda1
.
B. Click on
Edit
.
C. Set the parameters as follows:
Start:
1
End:
20
(Adjust to get about 20M for this partition)
System type:
Linux
Mount point:
/boot
Bootable:
±
Format:
³
D. Click
OK
.
13. Create a swap partition.
A. Click on
sda2
.
B. Click on
Edit
.
C. Set the parameters as follows: