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9. Welcome to Linux [NEXT] 10. Install Options "custom system" [NEXT] 11. Automatic partitioning; "manually partition w/ disk druid" [NEXT] 12. Partitions a. Select any and all partitions to remove and push "delete" b. "Add" or "Delete" to complete & match the table below: Mount point Device Requested Actual Type /boot/efi / sda1 sda2 sda5 101M 6000M 1000M 101M 6000M 1004M 16-bit >= 32M Linux Native Linux Swap [select] [select] [select] 13. Choose Partitions to format; you may optionally check for bad blocks. 14. Choose your network card and whether you would like to configure using either DHCP (see network admin.) or manually setup here. [NEXT] 15. Choose your security level; Firewall configuration select "no firewall" [NEXT] 16. You must select a language to use as the default Language; make selection [NEXT] 17. You can set your Time Zone selection by your computer's physical location or by your time zone's offset from Universal Coordinated Time (UTC); click on map or select from list. [NEXT] 18. Assign account configuration; type root password and confirm [NEXT] 19. Select authentication configuration and fill out as appropriate; a. enable MD5, b. enable shadow passwords c. enable NIS

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9. Welcome to Linux
[
NEXT
]
10. Install Options
“custom system”
[
NEXT
]
11. Automatic partitioning;
“manually partition w/ disk druid”
[
NEXT
]
12.
Partitions
a.
Select any and all partitions to remove and push “delete”
b.
“Add” or “Delete” to complete & match the table below:
[select]
[select]
[select]
13. Choose Partitions to format; you may optionally check for bad blocks.
14. Choose your network card and whether you would like to configure using either DHCP (see
network admin.) or manually setup here.
[
NEXT
]
15. Choose your security level; Firewall configuration select “no firewall”
[
NEXT
]
16. You must select a language to use as the default Language; make selection
[
NEXT
]
17. You can set your Time Zone selection by your computer’s physical location or by your time
zone’s offset from Universal Coordinated Time (UTC); click on map or select from list.
[
NEXT
]
18. Assign account configuration; type root password and confirm
[
NEXT
]
19. Select authentication configuration and fill out as appropriate;
a.
enable MD5,
b.
enable shadow passwords
c.
enable NIS
Mount point
Device
Requested
Actual
Type
/boot/efi
sda1
101M
101M
16-bit >= 32M
/
sda2
6000M
6000M
Linux Native
<swap>
sda5
1000M
1004M
Linux Swap