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Bo o t DVD/CD- R O M
If you can boot using the DVD/CD-ROM drive, you can create your own CD-ROM to boot
the installation program. This may be useful, for example, if you are performing an
installation over a network or from a hard drive. Refer to Section 2.4.2, “Making an
Installation Boot CD-ROM” for further instructions.
USB pen drive
If you cannot boot from the DVD/CD-ROM drive, but you can boot using a USB device,
such as a USB pen drive, the following alternative boot method is available.
Your system firmware must support booting from a USB device in order for this boot method
to work. Refer to the hardware vendor's documentation for details on specifying the device
from which the system boots.
USB devices may not be named as expected
When configuring partitions and file systems during installation, ensure you verify
the USB device's size, name, and type. The order in which names are assigned to
USB-attached storage devices can vary because certain devices may take longer to
initialize than others. Consequently, a device may receive a different name than you
expect, such as sdc instead of sda.
1. Make a copy of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 installation files available. Either:
A. Insert the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 installation DVD or CD-ROM#1.
B. Mount an image of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 installation DVD or CD -
ROM#1.
C. Ensure that the installation files are available on a network location accessible
by your system, for example, on an NFS share that it can access.
2. Attach a USB flash drive to your system. The following steps presume a system that
runs Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.
3. Run dmesg to identify the device name for the drive. If you run dmesg shortly after
you attach the drive, the device name appears in the most recent lines of output. For
example, the following dmesg output shows a flash drive that receives the device
name /dev/sdb:
Initializing USB Mass Storage driver...
scsi2 : SCSI emulation for USB Mass Storage devices
usb-storage: device found at 5
usb-storage: waiting for device to settle before scanning
usbcore: registered new driver usb-storage
USB Mass Storage support registered.
Vendor: USB 2.0 Model: Flash Disk Rev: 5.00
Type: Direct-Access ANSI SCSI revision: 02
SCSI device sdb: 2043904 512-byte hdwr sectors (1046 MB)
sdb: Write Protect is off
sdb: Mode Sense: 0b 00 00 08
sdb: assuming drive cache: write through
SCSI device sdb: 2043904 512-byte hdwr sectors (1046 MB)
sdb: Write Protect is off
sdb: Mode Sense: 0b 00 00 08
sdb: assuming drive cache: write through
Chapt er 2 . St eps t o G et You St art ed
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- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 1
- Installation Guide 1
- Edited by 3
- Legal Notice 4
- Abstract 4
- Table of Contents 5
- 2.1. Upgrade or Inst all? 13
- 4.4.3.1 . Ke rne l Opt io ns 31
- 4.9. Inst alling via NFS 34
- 4.10. Inst alling via FTP 35
- 4.13. Language Select ion 38
- 4.18. Creat e Default Layout 45
- 4 .19.3. Part it ion Fields 49
- 4 .19.5. Adding Part it ions 52
- 4.21. Net work Configurat ion 60
- 4.23. Set Root Password 64
- 4.25. Preparing t o Inst all 68
- 4.26. Inst alling Packages 68
- Shell> type elilo.conf 70
- 6.3.4 . Using Remaining Space 76
- 9.2. GRUB 99
- 9.3. Inst alling GRUB 100
- 9.4. GRUB T erminology 101
- 0+50,100+25,200+1 102
- 9.6. GRUB Commands 104
- 9.9. Addit ional Resources 108
- 11.1. Upgrade or Inst all? 112
- linux mediacheck 113
- 12.4. Using t he HMC vt erm 119
- 12.9. Inst alling via NFS 124
- 12.10. Inst alling via FT P 125
- 12.11. Inst alling via HT T P 126
- 12.13. Language Select ion 128
- Important — multipath devices 133
- 12.19.3. Part it ion Fields 139
- 12.19.5. Adding Part it ions 141
- 12.22. Set Root Password 147
- 12.25. Inst alling Packages 151
- SATA and SCSI 155
- Advanced procedure 160
- id:5:initdefault: 171
- 16.1. Pre-Inst allat ion 177
- 16.6. Inst alling under z/VM 180
- Syst em z CD-ROMs 186
- 17.5. Inst alling via NFS 191
- 17.6. Inst alling via FTP 192
- 17.7. Inst alling via HT TP 193
- 17.9. Language Select ion 195
- 17.14 .3. Part it ion Fields 205
- 17.17. Set Root Password 209
- 17.19. Preparing t o Inst all 213
- 17.20. Inst alling Packages 213
- DNS=10.0.0.1:10.0.0.2 218
- /sbin/init 5 225
- 22.1. The sysfs File Syst em 227
- 22.2. Using t he zFCP Driver 227
- 22.4 .1. IPL t he SCSI Disk 233
- 22.5. Adding DASD 234
- 22.6.1. Adding a qeth Device 238
- Part IV. Common Tasks 247
- $ rpm -qa 248
- 24 .2. Upgrading Your Syst em 252
- Important 255
- 27.1. Common Problems 270
- Rescue Mode 275
- 29.2.1. Overview of LUKS 277
- St art up) 278
- Inst allat ion 279
- 29 .5 .1.1. Generat e a key 282
- 30.1. VNC Viewer 283
- 30.2. VNC Modes in Anaconda 283
- 30.4. References 286
- 31.4. Kickst art Opt ions 288
- # Raid 1 IDE config 308
- 31.6.1. Example 312
- %include /tmp/part-include 313
- %post --nochroot 313
- <ip-addr>-kickstart 315
- 32.1. Basic Configurat ion 322
- 32.2. Inst allat ion Met hod 323
- 32.3. Boot Loader Opt ions 325
- 32.5. Net work Configurat ion 330
- 32.6. Aut hent icat ion 331
- 32.7. Firewall Configurat ion 332
- 32.8. Display Configurat ion 333
- 32.8.1. General 334
- 32.8.2. Video Card 334
- 32.8.3. Monit or 335
- 32.9. Package Select ion 336
- 32.11.1. Chroot Environment 340
- 32.12. Saving t he File 341
- 33.1. The Boot Process 343
- 33.2.2. T he Boot Loader 344
- 33.2.3. T he Kernel 345
- 33.4. SysV Init Runlevels 348
- 33.4 .2. Runlevel Ut ilit ies 349
- 33.5. Shut t ing Down 350
- 34 .3. Adding PXE Host s 352
- 34 .4. T FT PD 354
- Revision History 356
- Revision Hist ory 357
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