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How to install Mageia Linux

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To install Mageia Linux

Mageia Linux is an open-source, stable and secure operating system for all desktop and servers. Mageia is a branch of Mandriva Linux distribution. It is the community driven, non-profit project developed by a group of former Mandriva developers. Installation of Mageia Linux is explained in this manual.

Mageia Linux Installation

First download the Mageia linux ISO file from its official site. After downloading, make the file as bootable software.When the following screen appears on your screen, click on install Mageia 5.
Install_Mageia
Choose your desired language and click Next.
Desired_Language
Read the License agreement and accept it.
 License_agreement
Select the type of keyboard layout and click Next.
keyboard_layout

To create partition

Select custom partitioning to create manual partitions and click next.
Mageia_create_partition

Boot partition
Select the free space which is to be partitioned for boot mount point.boot partition
Mageia_free_space

Size 344 MB
File system type Ext4
Mount point /boot


Mageia_EXT4
Swap partition
Select the free space and select the swap file system for the swap partition
Mageia_Swap_partition
Swap partition

Size 2047 MB
File system type Linux Swap


Mageia_new_partition
Root Partition
Select the free space and select the ext4 file system for the / partition.
Root_partition
Root Partition

Size 18098 MB
File system type Ext4
Mount point /


Create_partition
After completing all the partitions, click done.
Complete_partition
Click ok to write changes to disk.
Changes_to_disk
Choose your favorite desktop environment and click next.
Select_desktop_environment
Installation progress starts.
installation_starts

User management

Create a new user as shown below.
User_management
Choose the type of monitor and click next
Plugin
Choose the location of your time zone.
Time_Zone
Verify the configuration summary.
Configuration_summary
Mageia_updates
After installing reboot the system.
Installing_reboot_system
Now login to the Mageia by using the login credentials.
Login
Mageia Control center
Control_center

Mageia Workspaces
Workspace
To view the System Settings, click settings.
settings

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Frequently asked questions ( 5 )

Q

How does one pronounce Mageia?

A

There is no official pronunciation, you can use whichever one you like.

Q

How to display the current "run level"?

A

By following command:
$ systemctl get-default # display current system "run level"

Q

How to set "run level" 3 (non-graphical)?

A

Use the following commnad:
# systemctl set-default multi-user.target
# set default system "run level" to 3 - non-graphical login

Q

How to set "run level" 5 (graphical)?

A

use the following commands:
# systemctl set-default graphical.target
# set default system "run level" to 5 - graphical login

Q

How to search logs for a particular string?

A

Utilize the follow command:
# journalctl -a --no-pager | grep sudo
# example: search logs for string "sudo"

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