HP NetServer LXr Pro8 Installing SuSE on an HP Netserver - Page 3

Data with Ext2, dev/sda, primary partition, Create, default, Software selection

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B. Select /dev/sda then click OK. C. Select primary partition then click OK. D. Set the parameters as follows: Start: 1 End:+20M Mount point: /boot lFormat lData with Ext2 Then click OK. 9. Create a swap partition. A. Click Create. B. Select /dev/sda then click OK. C. Select primary partition then click OK. D. Set the parameters as follows: Start: default End:+256M Mount point: lFormat lSwap Then click OK. 10. Create a root partition. A. Click Create. B. Select /dev/sda then click OK. C. Select primary partition then click OK. D. Set the parameters as follows: Start: default End: default Mount point: / lFormat lData with Ext2 Click OK. Click Next. 11. At the Software selection screen, select the software package that suits your need. You can customize the preset packages by clicking on Detailed selection. Create a root partition. Click Next.

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B. Select
/dev/sda
then click
OK
.
C. Select
primary partition
then click
OK
.
D. Set the parameters as follows:
Start:
1
End:+
20M
Mount point:
/boot
±
Format
±
Data with Ext2
Then click
OK
.
9. Create a swap partition.
A. Click
Create
.
B. Select
/dev/sda
then click
OK
.
C. Select
primary partition
then click
OK
.
D. Set the parameters as follows:
Start:
default
End:+
256M
Mount point:
±
Format
±
Swap
Then click
OK
.
10. Create a root partition.
A. Click
Create
.
B. Select
/dev/sda
then click
OK
.
C. Select
primary partition
then click
OK
.
D. Set the parameters as follows:
Start:
default
End:
default
Mount point:
/
±
Format
±
Data with Ext2
Click
OK
. Click
Next
.
11. At the
Software selection
screen, select the software package that suits your need.
You can customize the preset packages by clicking on Detailed selection. Create a
root partition. Click
Next
.