Configuring the hardware and installing an operating system
NOTE:
a.
VMware and RHEL 6.x does not allow manual partition.
b.
When boot mode is switched to
Legacy
mode, manual partition is
disabled
for
Windows/Hyper-V server
.
2.
To change the partition scheme, for Windows/Hyper-V system:
a.
Click the cell you want to change.
b.
Adjust the
Percentage
or
Size
for this partition, input the
Partition Label
if necessary, then click the
Check
icon.
An editable row appears at the top of the table.
c.
Enter the data in the following columns:
•
Mount Point
•
Size
•
Percentage
•
File System Type
NOTE:
For Windows/Hyper-V , the user can only use
NTFS
.
•
Partition Label
Then, click the
Check
icon to complete.
d.
Repeat steps c and d to create more partitions.
To change the partition scheme for SUSE/Red Hat/ClearOS system:
a.
Click the
/home
and click the cell you want to edit.
b.
Adjust the
Percentage
or
Size
for this partition, enter
Partition Label
if necessary, then click the
Save Changes
button.
c.
Should see an editable row at the top of the table.
d.
Enter the data in the following fields:
•
Mount Point
•
Size
•
File System Type:
for SUSE/Red Hat/ClearOS, user can have the following choices:
◦ btrfs
◦ ext2
◦ ext3
◦ ext4
◦ vfat
◦ xfs
◦ swap
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