Step By Step View of installation of Red Hat Enterprise Linux

TO WATCH VIDEO TUTORIAL OF INSTALLING RHEL CLICK HERE

• First Insert the RHEL DVD and boot the system from cd-drive.
• After booting from cd you will see the below screen for installation with different kind of options available to you.

• Select the option that is easy for you (Graphical Installation or Text Mode).
• For easiness of the starters here i have selected graphical mode.
• To use Graphical Mode just press enter.
• To use Text Mode type linux text and press enter.
• Below is next step in GUI Installations.

• Skip the Media Test as shown above.

• Click Next to move Forward.

• Select the Keyboard Type for your system.

• Skip the Installation Number if you didn’t have it.

• You will be taken to Partitions Management to create mount points you need.
• Use the Custom layout to manually create Mount points.

• Primarily Linux system needs the default Mount Points like ( / , /boot , SWAP)
• Here i have a 20GB disk and created as follows:

             Root partition ( / ) : 18Gb
             SWAP                     : 2Gb
             Boot ( /boot)          : 200Mb

• Swap should be twice the size of your physical memory installed on your system.

Boot Partition:

SWAP :

Root ( / ):

• Install Grub Loader in next step as below.

• Forward to next step where you need to assign your static IP and Server name ( i.e domain name).
• If you have a DHCP server in your network you can simply forward this step.
• It is as below with static IP setting and Assigning a domain name.

 

• Next set your geographical location and time.

• Assign ROOT PASSWORD

• Forward to next step and keep Customize later option.

• Forward to next step for final installation.

• After installation completes reboot system.

• Here after system reboots we have certain post installation settings as you have in windows systems.

• If you have an installation number you can receive updates and connect red hat network by selecting i would register now.
• Otherwise just skip this option.

• If you want to create an user you can do it or just skip this option.

• Finish Installation and you are done.

TO WATCH VIDEO TUTORIAL OF INSTALLING RHEL CLICK HERE

How to Install Windows 8 Consumer Preview

 

• Below is a Video Tutorial on how to install Windows 8 Consumer Preview.
• It’s very easy to install win 8 likely as win 7.

 

 

WINDOWS 8 CONSUMER PREVIEW INSTALLATION

• To have preview of windows 8 consumer preview Click here
• To Know the features and system Requirements of Windows 8 Click here

Windows 8 Consumer Preview

A re-imagined Windows

                                                  With Windows 8, the whole experience of Windows has been reimagined. It’s designed to work on a wide range of devices , from touch-enabled tablets, to laptops, to desktops and all-in-ones. We’ve designed Windows 8 to give you instant access to your apps, your files, and the information you care about most so you can spend less time navigating and more time doing what you actually want to do. You can move between Windows 8 PCs easily and access your files and settings from virtually anywhere. We’ve made touch a first-class experience and navigating with a mouse and keyboard fast and fluid. And just like Windows 7, reliability and security features are built in. It’s the best of Windows 7, made even better.

And finally, you’ll need the right hardware 

                                                   Windows 8 Consumer Preview should run on the same hardware that powers Windows 7 today. In general, you can expect Windows 8 Consumer Preview to run on a PC with the following:   

  1 GHz or faster processor  

  1 GB RAM (32-bit) or 2 GB RAM (64-bit)  

  16 GB available hard disk space (32-bit) or 20 GB (64-bit)   

  DirectX 9 graphics device with WDDM 1.0 or higher driver    

  1024 x 768 minimum screen resolution   

 However, there are some additional requirements to take into consideration in order to use certain features in Windows 8. In order to use the Snap feature, you will need a PC with a 1366x768 resolution or higher. If you want to use touch, you’ll need a multitouch-capable laptop, tablet, or display. Windows 8 supports up to five simultaneous touch points, so if your hardware doesn’t, you may find typing on the onscreen keyboard and using certain controls more of a challenge. You’ll also need an Internet connection to try out the Windows Store, to download and install apps, and to take your settings and files with you from one Windows 8 PC to another.   For some more information on hardware requirements, check out this post on the Building Windows 8 blog. Also, the Windows Hardware Team tells me they plan on updating the Microsoft Touch Mouse for Windows 8. You can read their announcement and more info on using Microsoft Hardware mice and keyboards with Windows 8 in this blog post.  If you’ve read all of that, and you’re ready to give it a try, then let’s go!

The beginning 

It starts with the new Start screen.  

Apps on Desktop

Work Faster

A New Search

Share Made Easy

Switching apps and snapping

Internet Explorer is new, too

Windows Logo Changes

Windows 8 Preview

To Download Windows 8 Consumer Preview ISO files from Microsoft Site Click Here.

To have look at tutorial of how to install windows 8 click here