ntroduction to GNU/Linux Linux Installation and Basic Commands
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This document provides instructions for installing GNU/Linux. It outlines the requirements for installation including hardware specifications. It then walks through the step-by-step installation process, which includes selecting language and keyboard settings, partitioning disks, setting the hostname and time zone, creating a root password, selecting packages to install, and completing the installation process. Upon reboot, the user is prompted to agree to the license and creates a username and password to log into their new GNU/Linux system.
ntroduction to GNU/Linux Linux Installation and Basic Commands
- 1. Introduction to GNU/Linux Linux Installation and Basic Commands Jaganadh G Project Lead (NLP R&D) [email protected] Weekly Tech Session for R&D Team 365 Media Pvt. Ltd 17 December 2010 Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 2. Linux Installation - Requirements Requirements Any GNU/Linux Distro CD or DVD a CD or DVD drive, and the capability to boot from this drive a 400 MHz processor or faster at least 1 GB of memory (RAM) at least 10 GB of permanent storage (hard drive) space Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 3. Let’s Start Installation Power on the machine and insert the CD/ DVD Reboot the system and set the primary boot device as CD / DVD When the system boots you will get a screen like Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 4. Language Selection Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 5. Keyboard Configuration Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 6. Storage Devices Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 7. Select Installation Type Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 8. Setting the Hostname Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 9. Time Zone Configuration Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 10. Set the Root Password Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 11. Disk Partitioning Setup Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 12. Disk Partitioning Setup Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 13. Write changes to disk Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 14. Boot Loader Configuration Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 15. Package Group Selection Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 16. Package Group Selection Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 17. Installing Packages At this point there is nothing left for you to do until all the packages have been installed. How quickly this happens depends on the number of packages you have selected and your computer’s speed. After installation completes, select Reboot to restart your computer. Fedora ejects any loaded discs before the computer reboots. Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 18. Firstboot Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 19. License Agreement Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 20. System User Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 21. Date and Time Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 22. Hardware Profile Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux
- 23. Your installation is complete Fedora is now installed on your computer. Log in with the username and password that you created during the installation process. Jaganadh G Introduction to GNU/Linux