How to install CentOS 7 with screenshots

To install CentOS 7 with screenshots

Installation of CentOS 7 is explained step by step with screenshots.

Installation

1. Burn the image to a DVD or you can use a bootable USB stick.

2. Select the boot device from your BIOS option to boot. Once the CentOS 7 DVD or USB boots, you should select Install Centos 7.

Select the desired language.

3. This is the interface to configure for date & time, languages and some important functions.

Time and date

4. Set the desired Date and Time and click Done.

5. Next Software packages selection.

6. Now is the Installation Destination. Select and Choose I will configure Partitioning and click done.

Partition

7. Select Standard Partition in Partitioning Scheme.

To add a new mount point (/boot) click on + and select the /boot mount point, enter Desired Capacity. Then Click Add Mount Point.
xfs is the default file system for centos 7


8. Click on + icon again to add another mount point (swap), enter the desired capacity then click Add Mount Point.

9. Click on + icon again to add root mount point (/), enter the desired capacity then click Add Mount Point.

10. Now click Accept Changes.

11. Now click Begin Installation.

12. Now set your root password and create the user

13. Enter root password then click done.

14. Create user then click done.

Your task is done now reboot the machine.

15. This is how the boot prompt and login screen will be after installation.

16. Once the system is logged in go to terminal to get the release information.

[root@linuxhelp Desktop]# cat /etc/redhat-release
CentOS Linux release 7.2.1511 (Core)

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FAQ
Q
How do I upgrade from one major release to another?
A
Upgrades in place are not supported nor recommended by CentOS or TUV. A backup followed by a fresh install is the only recommended upgrade path.
Q
How do I get Updates on centos 7?
A
CentOS ships with an application called yum that serves as our recommended tool for performing updates and package installation
Q
From where can I download the 32-bit version of Centos 7?
A
The 32-bit release of CentOS 7 can be downloaded from http://mirror.centos.org/altarch/7/isos/i386/
Q
I used to use the boot.iso image to do network installations. Where has it gone?
A
The network installation disk image is named netinstall.iso and can now be found only in the isos/ directory, together with all other installation images.
Q
What is CentOS Linux?
A
CentOS Linux provides a free and open source computing platform to anyone who wishes to use it. CentOS Linux releases are built from publicly available open source source code provided by Red Hat, Inc for Red Hat Enterprise Linux