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Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1. OBTAINING RED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX
CHAPTER 2. MAKING MEDIA
- 2.1. MAKING AN INSTALLATION DVD
- 2.2. MAKING MINIMAL BOOT MEDIA
  - 2.2.1. Minimal USB Boot Media for BIOS-based Systems
  - 2.2.2. Minimal USB Boot Media for UEFI-based Systems
- 2.3. CREATING A USGCB-COMPLIANT INSTALLATION IMAGE
PART I. X86, AMD64, AND INTEL 64 — INSTALLATION AND BOOTING
CHAPTER 3. PLANNING FOR INSTALLATION ON THE X86 ARCHITECTURE
- 3.1. UPGRADE OR INSTALL?
- 3.2. IS YOUR HARDWARE COMPATIBLE?
- 3.3. HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
- 3.4. RAID AND OTHER DISK DEVICES
- 3.5. NOTES ON UEFI SUPPORT
  - 3.5.1. Feature Support
  - 3.5.2. Disk Drives with MBR on UEFI Systems
- 3.6. DO YOU HAVE ENOUGH DISK SPACE?
- 3.7. SELECTING AN INSTALLATION METHOD
- 3.8. CHOOSE A BOOT METHOD
CHAPTER 4. PREPARING FOR INSTALLATION
- 4.1. PREPARING FOR A NETWORK INSTALLATION
  - 4.1.1. Preparing for FTP, HTTP, and HTTPS Installation
  - 4.1.2. Preparing for an NFS Installation
- 4.2. PREPARING FOR A HARD DRIVE INSTALLATION
CHAPTER 5. SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS LIST
CHAPTER 6. UPDATING DRIVERS DURING INSTALLATION ON INTEL AND AMD SYSTEMS
- 6.1. LIMITATIONS OF DRIVER UPDATES DURING INSTALLATION
- 6.2. PREPARING FOR A DRIVER UPDATE DURING INSTALLATION
- 6.3. PERFORMING A DRIVER UPDATE DURING INSTALLATION
- 6.4. SPECIFYING THE LOCATION OF A DRIVER UPDATE IMAGE FILE OR A DRIVER UPDATE DISK
CHAPTER 7. BOOTING THE INSTALLER
- 7.1. STARTING THE INSTALLATION PROGRAM
- 7.2. INSTALLING FROM A DIFFERENT SOURCE
- 7.3. BOOTING FROM THE NETWORK USING PXE
CHAPTER 8. CONFIGURING LANGUAGE AND INSTALLATION SOURCE
- 8.1. THE TEXT MODE INSTALLATION PROGRAM USER INTERFACE
  - 8.1.1. Using the Keyboard to Navigate
- 8.2. LANGUAGE SELECTION
- 8.3. INSTALLATION METHOD
- 8.4. VERIFYING MEDIA
CHAPTER 9. INSTALLING USING ANACONDA
- 9.1. THE TEXT MODE INSTALLATION PROGRAM USER INTERFACE
- 9.2. THE GRAPHICAL INSTALLATION PROGRAM USER INTERFACE
  - 9.2.1. Screenshots During Installation
  - 9.2.2. A Note About Virtual Consoles
- 9.3. WELCOME TO RED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX
- 9.4. LANGUAGE SELECTION
- 9.5. KEYBOARD CONFIGURATION
- 9.6. STORAGE DEVICES
  - 9.6.1. The Storage Devices Selection Screen
    - 9.6.1.1. Advanced Storage Options
- 9.7. SETTING THE HOSTNAME
  - 9.7.1. Editing Network Connections
- 9.8. TIME ZONE CONFIGURATION
- 9.9. SET THE ROOT PASSWORD
- 9.10. ASSIGN STORAGE DEVICES
- 9.11. INITIALIZING THE HARD DISK
- 9.12. UPGRADING AN EXISTING SYSTEM
  - 9.12.1. The Upgrade Dialog
  - 9.12.2. Upgrading Using the Installer
  - 9.12.3. Updating the Boot Loader Configuration
- 9.13. DISK PARTITIONING SETUP
- 9.14. CHOOSING A DISK ENCRYPTION PASSPHRASE
- 9.15. CREATING A CUSTOM LAYOUT OR MODIFYING THE DEFAULT LAYOUT
  - 9.15.1. Create Storage
  - 9.15.2. Adding Partitions
    - 9.15.2.1. File System Types
  - 9.15.3. Create Software RAID
  - 9.15.4. Create LVM Logical Volume
  - 9.15.5. Recommended Partitioning Scheme
    - 9.15.5.1. x86, AMD64, and Intel 64 systems
- 9.16. WRITE CHANGES TO DISK
- 9.17. PACKAGE GROUP SELECTION
  - 9.17.1. Installing from Additional Repositories
  - 9.17.2. Customizing the Software Selection
    - 9.17.2.1. Core Network Services
- 9.18. X86, AMD64, AND INTEL 64 BOOT LOADER CONFIGURATION
  - 9.18.1. Advanced Boot Loader Configuration
  - 9.18.2. Rescue Mode
  - 9.18.3. Alternative Boot Loaders
- 9.19. INSTALLING PACKAGES
- 9.20. INSTALLATION COMPLETE
CHAPTER 10. TROUBLESHOOTING INSTALLATION ON AN INTEL OR AMD SYSTEM
- 10.1. YOU ARE UNABLE TO BOOT RED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX
- 10.2. TROUBLE BEGINNING THE INSTALLATION
  - 10.2.1. Problems with Booting into the Graphical Installation
- 10.3. TROUBLE DURING THE INSTALLATION
- 10.4. PROBLEMS AFTER INSTALLATION
PART II. IBM POWER SYSTEMS — INSTALLATION AND BOOTING
CHAPTER 11. PLANNING FOR INSTALLATION ON POWER SYSTEMS SERVERS
- 11.1. UPGRADE OR INSTALL?
- 11.2. HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
- 11.3. INSTALLATION TOOLS
- 11.4. PREPARATION FOR IBM POWER SYSTEMS SERVERS
- 11.5. RAID AND OTHER DISK DEVICES
- 11.6. DO YOU HAVE ENOUGH DISK SPACE?
- 11.7. CHOOSE A BOOT METHOD
CHAPTER 12. PREPARING FOR INSTALLATION
- 12.1. PREPARING FOR A NETWORK INSTALLATION
  - 12.1.1. Preparing for FTP, HTTP, and HTTPS Installation
  - 12.1.2. Preparing for an NFS Installation
- 12.2. PREPARING FOR A HARD DRIVE INSTALLATION
CHAPTER 13. UPDATING DRIVERS DURING INSTALLATION ON IBM POWER SYSTEMS SERVERS
- 13.1. LIMITATIONS OF DRIVER UPDATES DURING INSTALLATION
- 13.2. PREPARING FOR A DRIVER UPDATE DURING INSTALLATION
- 13.3. PERFORMING A DRIVER UPDATE DURING INSTALLATION
- 13.4. SPECIFYING THE LOCATION OF A DRIVER UPDATE IMAGE FILE OR A DRIVER UPDATE DISK
CHAPTER 14. BOOTING THE INSTALLER
- 14.1. THE BOOT MENU
- 14.2. INSTALLING FROM A DIFFERENT SOURCE
- 14.3. BOOTING FROM THE NETWORK USING A YABOOT INSTALLATION SERVER
CHAPTER 15. CONFIGURING LANGUAGE AND INSTALLATION SOURCE
- 15.1. THE TEXT MODE INSTALLATION PROGRAM USER INTERFACE
  - 15.1.1. Using the Keyboard to Navigate
- 15.2. LANGUAGE SELECTION
- 15.3. INSTALLATION METHOD
- 15.4. VERIFYING MEDIA
CHAPTER 16. INSTALLING USING ANACONDA
- 16.1. THE TEXT MODE INSTALLATION PROGRAM USER INTERFACE
- 16.2. THE GRAPHICAL INSTALLATION PROGRAM USER INTERFACE
- 16.3. A NOTE ABOUT LINUX VIRTUAL CONSOLES
- 16.4. USING THE HMC VTERM
- 16.5. WELCOME TO RED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX
- 16.6. LANGUAGE SELECTION
- 16.7. KEYBOARD CONFIGURATION
- 16.8. STORAGE DEVICES
  - 16.8.1. The Storage Devices Selection Screen
    - 16.8.1.1. Advanced Storage Options
- 16.9. SETTING THE HOSTNAME
  - 16.9.1. Editing Network Connections
- 16.10. TIME ZONE CONFIGURATION
- 16.11. SET THE ROOT PASSWORD
- 16.12. ASSIGN STORAGE DEVICES
- 16.13. INITIALIZING THE HARD DISK
- 16.14. UPGRADING AN EXISTING SYSTEM
  - 16.14.1. The Upgrade Dialog
  - 16.14.2. Upgrading Using the Installer
- 16.15. DISK PARTITIONING SETUP
- 16.16. CHOOSING A DISK ENCRYPTION PASSPHRASE
- 16.17. CREATING A CUSTOM LAYOUT OR MODIFYING THE DEFAULT LAYOUT
  - 16.17.1. Create Storage
  - 16.17.2. Adding Partitions
    - 16.17.2.1. File System Types
  - 16.17.3. Create Software RAID
  - 16.17.4. Create LVM Logical Volume
  - 16.17.5. Recommended Partitioning Scheme
- 16.18. WRITE CHANGES TO DISK
- 16.19. PACKAGE GROUP SELECTION
  - 16.19.1. Installing from Additional Repositories
  - 16.19.2. Customizing the Software Selection
    - 16.19.2.1. Core Network Services
- 16.20. INSTALLING PACKAGES
- 16.21. INSTALLATION COMPLETE
CHAPTER 17. TROUBLESHOOTING INSTALLATION ON AN IBM POWER SYSTEMS SERVER
- 17.1. YOU ARE UNABLE TO BOOT RED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX
  - 17.1.1. Is Your System Displaying Signal 11 Errors?
- 17.2. TROUBLE BEGINNING THE INSTALLATION
  - 17.2.1. Problems with Booting into the Graphical Installation
- 17.3. TROUBLE DURING THE INSTALLATION
- 17.4. PROBLEMS AFTER INSTALLATION
PART III. IBM SYSTEM Z ARCHITECTURE - INSTALLATION AND BOOTING
CHAPTER 18. PLANNING FOR INSTALLATION ON SYSTEM Z
- 18.1. PRE-INSTALLATION
- 18.2. OVERVIEW OF THE SYSTEM Z INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
- 18.3. GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE WITH X11 OR VNC
CHAPTER 19. PREPARING FOR INSTALLATION
- 19.1. PREPARING FOR A NETWORK INSTALLATION
  - 19.1.1. Preparing for FTP, HTTP, and HTTPS Installation
  - 19.1.2. Preparing for an NFS Installation
- 19.2. PREPARING FOR A HARD DRIVE INSTALLATION
  - 19.2.1. Accessing Installation Phase 3 and the Package Repository on a Hard Drive
    - 19.2.1.1. Preparing for Booting the Installer from a Hard Drive
CHAPTER 20. BOOTING (IPL) THE INSTALLER
- 20.1. INSTALLING UNDER Z/VM
- 20.2. INSTALLING IN AN LPAR
CHAPTER 21. INSTALLATION PHASE 1: CONFIGURING A NETWORK DEVICE
- 21.1. A NOTE ON TERMINALS
CHAPTER 22. INSTALLATION PHASE 2: CONFIGURING LANGUAGE AND INSTALLATION SOURCE
- 22.1. NON-INTERACTIVE LINE-MODE INSTALLATION
- 22.2. THE TEXT MODE INSTALLATION PROGRAM USER INTERFACE
  - 22.2.1. Using the Keyboard to Navigate
- 22.3. LANGUAGE SELECTION
- 22.4. INSTALLATION METHOD
- 22.5. VERIFYING MEDIA
- 22.6. RETRIEVING PHASE 3 OF THE INSTALLATION PROGRAM
CHAPTER 23. INSTALLATION PHASE 3: INSTALLING USING ANACONDA
- 23.1. THE NON-INTERACTIVE LINE-MODE TEXT INSTALLATION PROGRAM OUTPUT
- 23.2. THE TEXT MODE INSTALLATION PROGRAM USER INTERFACE
- 23.3. THE GRAPHICAL INSTALLATION PROGRAM USER INTERFACE
- 23.4. CONFIGURE THE INSTALL TERMINAL
- 23.5. WELCOME TO RED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX
- 23.6. STORAGE DEVICES
  - 23.6.1. The Storage Devices Selection Screen
    - 23.6.1.1. DASD low-level formatting
    - 23.6.1.2. Advanced Storage Options
- 23.7. SETTING THE HOSTNAME
  - 23.7.1. Editing Network Connections
- 23.8. TIME ZONE CONFIGURATION
- 23.9. SET THE ROOT PASSWORD
- 23.10. ASSIGN STORAGE DEVICES
- 23.11. INITIALIZING THE HARD DISK
- 23.12. UPGRADING AN EXISTING SYSTEM
  - 23.12.1. Upgrading Using the Installer
- 23.13. DISK PARTITIONING SETUP
- 23.14. CHOOSING A DISK ENCRYPTION PASSPHRASE
- 23.15. CREATING A CUSTOM LAYOUT OR MODIFYING THE DEFAULT LAYOUT
- 23.16. WRITE CHANGES TO DISK
- 23.17. PACKAGE GROUP SELECTION
  - 23.17.1. Installing from Additional Repositories
  - 23.17.2. Customizing the Software Selection
    - 23.17.2.1. Core Network Services
- 23.18. INSTALLING PACKAGES
- 23.19. INSTALLATION COMPLETE
CHAPTER 24. TROUBLESHOOTING INSTALLATION ON IBM SYSTEM Z
- 24.1. YOU ARE UNABLE TO BOOT RED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX
  - 24.1.1. Is Your System Displaying Signal 11 Errors?
- 24.2. TROUBLE DURING THE INSTALLATION
- 24.3. PROBLEMS AFTER INSTALLATION
CHAPTER 25. CONFIGURING AN INSTALLED LINUX ON SYSTEM Z INSTANCE
- 25.1. ADDING DASDS
- 25.2. ADDING FCP-ATTACHED LOGICAL UNITS (LUNS)
  - 25.2.1. Dynamically Activating an FCP LUN
  - 25.2.2. Persistently Activating FCP LUNs
    - 25.2.2.1. FCP LUNs That Are Part of the Root File System
    - 25.2.2.2. FCP LUNs That Are Not Part of the Root File System
- 25.3. ADDING A NETWORK DEVICE
CHAPTER 26. PARAMETER AND CONFIGURATION FILES
- 26.1. REQUIRED PARAMETERS
- 26.2. THE Z/VM CONFIGURATION FILE
- 26.3. INSTALLATION NETWORK PARAMETERS
- 26.4. VNC AND X11 PARAMETERS
- 26.5. LOADER PARAMETERS
- 26.6. PARAMETERS FOR KICKSTART INSTALLATIONS
- 26.7. MISCELLANEOUS PARAMETERS
- 26.8. SAMPLE PARAMETER FILE AND CMS CONFIGURATION FILE
CHAPTER 27. IBM SYSTEM Z REFERENCES
- 27.1. IBM SYSTEM Z PUBLICATIONS
- 27.2. IBM REDBOOKS PUBLICATIONS FOR SYSTEM Z
- 27.3. ONLINE RESOURCES
PART IV. ADVANCED INSTALLATION OPTIONS
CHAPTER 28. BOOT OPTIONS
- 28.1. CONFIGURING THE INSTALLATION SYSTEM AT THE BOOT MENU
- 28.2. ENABLING REMOTE ACCESS TO THE INSTALLATION SYSTEM
- 28.3. LOGGING TO A REMOTE SYSTEM DURING THE INSTALLATION
  - 28.3.1. Configuring a Log Server
- 28.4. AUTOMATING THE INSTALLATION WITH KICKSTART
- 28.5. ENHANCING HARDWARE SUPPORT
  - 28.5.1. Overriding Automatic Hardware Detection
- 28.6. USING THE MAINTENANCE BOOT MODES
CHAPTER 29. INSTALLING WITHOUT MEDIA
- 29.1. RETRIEVING BOOT FILES
- 29.2. EDITING THE GRUB CONFIGURATION
- 29.3. BOOTING TO INSTALLATION
CHAPTER 30. SETTING UP AN INSTALLATION SERVER
- 30.1. SETTING UP THE NETWORK SERVER
- 30.2. NETWORK BOOT CONFIGURATION
- 30.3. STARTING THE TFTP SERVER
- 30.4. ADDING A CUSTOM BOOT MESSAGE
- 30.5. PERFORMING THE INSTALLATION
CHAPTER 31. INSTALLING THROUGH VNC
- 31.1. VNC VIEWER
- 31.2. VNC MODES IN ANACONDA
  - 31.2.1. Direct Mode
  - 31.2.2. Connect Mode
- 31.3. INSTALLATION USING VNC
- 31.4. REFERENCES
CHAPTER 32. KICKSTART INSTALLATIONS
- 32.1. WHAT ARE KICKSTART INSTALLATIONS?
- 32.2. HOW DO YOU PERFORM A KICKSTART INSTALLATION?
- 32.3. CREATING THE KICKSTART FILE
- 32.4. KICKSTART OPTIONS
  - 32.4.1. Advanced Partitioning Example
- 32.5. PACKAGE SELECTION
- 32.6. PRE-INSTALLATION SCRIPT
- 32.7. POST-INSTALLATION SCRIPT
- 32.8. KICKSTART EXAMPLES
- 32.9. MAKING THE KICKSTART FILE AVAILABLE
  - 32.9.1. Creating Kickstart Boot Media
  - 32.9.2. Making the Kickstart File Available on the Network
- 32.10. MAKING THE INSTALLATION TREE AVAILABLE
- 32.11. STARTING A KICKSTART INSTALLATION
CHAPTER 33. KICKSTART CONFIGURATOR
- 33.1. BASIC CONFIGURATION
- 33.2. INSTALLATION METHOD
- 33.3. BOOT LOADER OPTIONS
- 33.4. PARTITION INFORMATION
  - 33.4.1. Creating Partitions
    - 33.4.1.1. Creating Software RAID Partitions
- 33.5. NETWORK CONFIGURATION
- 33.6. AUTHENTICATION
- 33.7. FIREWALL CONFIGURATION
  - 33.7.1. SELinux Configuration
- 33.8. DISPLAY CONFIGURATION
- 33.9. PACKAGE SELECTION
- 33.10. PRE-INSTALLATION SCRIPT
- 33.11. POST-INSTALLATION SCRIPT
  - 33.11.1. Chroot Environment
  - 33.11.2. Use an Interpreter
- 33.12. SAVING THE FILE
PART V. AFTER INSTALLATION
CHAPTER 34. FIRSTBOOT
- 34.1. LICENSE INFORMATION
- 34.2. CONFIGURING THE SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE
- 34.3. CREATE USER
  - 34.3.1. Authentication Configuration
- 34.4. DATE AND TIME
- 34.5. KDUMP
CHAPTER 35. YOUR NEXT STEPS
- 35.1. UPDATING YOUR SYSTEM
  - 35.1.1. Driver Update rpm Packages
- 35.2. FINISHING AN UPGRADE
- 35.3. SWITCHING TO A GRAPHICAL LOGIN
  - 35.3.1. Enabling Access to Software Repositories from the Command Line
    - 35.3.1.1. Enabling Access to Software Repositories Through the Internet
    - 35.3.1.2. Using a Red Hat Enterprise Linux Installation DVD as a Software Repository
- 35.4. INSTALLING PACKAGES WITH YUM
- 35.5. AUTOMATING THE INITIAL CONFIGURATION OF CLOUD INSTANCES USING CLOUD-INIT
CHAPTER 36. BASIC SYSTEM RECOVERY
- 36.1. RESCUE MODE
- 36.2. RESCUE MODE ON POWER SYSTEMS SERVERS
  - 36.2.1. Special Considerations for Accessing the SCSI Utilities from Rescue Mode
- 36.3. USING RESCUE MODE TO FIX OR WORK AROUND DRIVER PROBLEMS
  - 36.3.1. Using RPM to Add, Remove, or Replace a Driver
  - 36.3.2. Blacklisting a Driver
CHAPTER 37. UPGRADING YOUR CURRENT SYSTEM
CHAPTER 38. UNREGISTERING FROM RED HAT SUBSCRIPTION MANAGEMENT SERVICES
- 38.1. SYSTEMS REGISTERED WITH RED HAT SUBSCRIPTION MANAGEMENT
- 38.2. SYSTEMS REGISTERED WITH RHN CLASSIC
- 38.3. SYSTEMS REGISTERED WITH SATELLITE
CHAPTER 39. REMOVING RED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX FROM X86-BASED SYSTEMS
- 39.1. RED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX IS THE ONLY OPERATING SYSTEM ON THE COMPUTER
- 39.2. YOUR COMPUTER DUAL-BOOTS RED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX AND ANOTHER OPERATING SYSTEM
  - 39.2.1. Your Computer Dual-boots Red Hat Enterprise Linux and a Microsoft Windows Operating System
    - 39.2.1.1. Windows 2000, Windows Server 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003
    - 39.2.1.2. Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008
  - 39.2.2. Your computer dual-boots Red Hat Enterprise Linux and a different Linux distribution
- 39.3. REPLACING RED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX WITH MS-DOS OR LEGACY VERSIONS OF MICROSOFT WINDOWS
CHAPTER 40. REMOVING RED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX FROM IBM SYSTEM Z
- 40.1. RUNNING A DIFFERENT OPERATING SYSTEM ON YOUR Z/VM GUEST OR LPAR
PART VI. TECHNICAL APPENDICES
APPENDIX A. AN INTRODUCTION TO DISK PARTITIONS
- A.1. HARD DISK BASIC CONCEPTS
APPENDIX B. ISCSI DISKS
- B.1. ISCSI DISKS IN ANACONDA
- B.2. ISCSI DISKS DURING START UP
APPENDIX C. DISK ENCRYPTION
- C.1. WHAT IS BLOCK DEVICE ENCRYPTION?
- C.2. ENCRYPTING BLOCK DEVICES USING DM-CRYPT/LUKS6TIT
- C.3. CREATING ENCRYPTED BLOCK DEVICES IN ANACONDA
- C.4. CREATING ENCRYPTED BLOCK DEVICES ON THE INSTALLED SYSTEM AFTER INSTALLATION
- C.5. COMMON POST-INSTALLATION TASKS
APPENDIX D. UNDERSTANDING LVM
APPENDIX E. THE GRUB BOOT LOADER
- E.1. BOOT LOADERS AND SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
- E.2. GRUB
- E.3. INSTALLING GRUB
- E.4. TROUBLESHOOTING GRUB
- E.5. GRUB TERMINOLOGY
- E.6. GRUB INTERFACES
  - E.6.1. Interfaces Load Order
- E.7. GRUB COMMANDS
- E.8. GRUB MENU CONFIGURATION FILE
  - E.8.1. Configuration File Structure
  - E.8.2. Configuration File Directives
- E.9. CHANGING RUNLEVELS AT BOOT TIME
- E.10. ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
  - E.10.1. Installed Documentation
  - E.10.2. Useful Websites
APPENDIX F. BOOT PROCESS, INIT, AND SHUTDOWN
- F.1. THE BOOT PROCESS
- F.2. A DETAILED LOOK AT THE BOOT PROCESS
- F.3. RUNNING ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS AT BOOT TIME
- F.4. SYSV INIT RUNLEVELS
  - F.4.1. Runlevels
  - F.4.2. Runlevel Utilities
- F.5. SHUTTING DOWN
APPENDIX G. ALTERNATIVES TO BUSYBOX COMMANDS
APPENDIX H. OTHER TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION
APPENDIX I. REVISION HISTORY
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