In the next screen, choose ‘ Accept Changes’ to write the changes to the disk Now create the last partition as swap of size 2 GBĬlick on ‘ Add mount point’ and then click on ‘ Done’ to proceed further Similarly create /root and /var partitions of size 20 GB and 10 GB respectively. Select ‘ Standard Partition’ and the click on + symbol and in pop up window specify mount point as /boot and desired capacity as 2 G.Ĭlick on ‘ Add mount point’ and then change the file system to ext4 from xfs and then click on ‘ Update Settings’Ĭreate the next partition as /home of size 30 GB and file system as ext4Ĭlick on + symbol and then specify the mount point as /home and desired capacity as 30 G Let’s create our first partition as /boot of size 2 GB with ext4 file system. In this guide, we will go with custom option and will demonstrate how to create custom partitions on 64 GB disk.Ĭlick on ‘ Done’ and then we will get the following screen.
Custom – In this option, you will get luxury to create own custom partitions.Automatic – In this option, installer will automatically create partitions on the disk.To configure date and time, click on ‘ Date & Time’ icon and Choose the time zoneĬlick on ‘ Installation Destination’ icon and choose how you want to configure partitions on the storage. To set or change the keyboard layout click on Keyboard icon and choose the preferred keyboard layout and then click on ‘ Done’ So, pick each item and do the selection that suits to your environment. We will get the following initial default installation summary screen, Select the language that suits to your installation and then click on ‘ continue’ Step 2) Choose Preferred Language for the installation Once the system boots up with bootable media of Rocky Linux then we will get the following screen.Ĭhoose the first option ‘ Install Rocky Linux 8’ and then hit enter. Reboot the target system and go to it’s bios settings and change the boot medium from hard disk to media like USB / DVD. How to Create Bootable USB Drive on Ubuntu / Linux Mint Step 2) Boot the system with bootable media In Linux use following to create bootable media: Once the ISO file is downloaded then burn it either into USB or DVD to make the bootable media. Download the ISO file of Rocky Linux from their official web site.
0 kommentar(er)
