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How to install RHEL 6 with Snapshots

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To install RHEL 6 with Snapshots

In this article we will discuss about the step by step guide for installation of RHEL 6 with Snap shots.

To install RHEL 6

Select install or update systems options

Installation_of_RHEL6_INSTALL

To select language

installation_of_RHEL6_language
To select keyboard type
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To check media

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Media check is optional, it takes few minutes to check the device status. You can skip this process

To select storage device

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To name the computer

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If you are planning for Server, then the hostname should contain the hostpart eg: “ myserver.com”

To select time zone

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To enter password

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For partition layout

installation_of_RHEL6_layout

To Review partition layout

installation_of_RHEL6_Review

Standard partition is commonly used or Go for LVM

Standard Partition Basic Partition Creation

Create -> Standard Partition -> Create

Mount pointTypeSize

/ Ext4 20GB
/boot Ext4 300MB
swap double the size of RAM memory

To configure LVM and RAID storage

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To Creating partition

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To Configuring boot loader options

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Keep Defaults -> Next

To install applications

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Select customize now or keep default selections -> Next

To Customize package selection

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Select the required packages -> Next

For Installation progress

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To reboot your computer

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For login screen

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Login with your username and password.

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Frequently asked questions ( 5 )

Q

Can't install RHEL 6 with UEFI mode enabled

A

try installing legacy mode

Q

cannot run 32-bit applications on rhel 6 64-bit OS

A

add the line multilib_policy=all in /etc/yum.conf file and try it

Q

yum install fails on rhel 6.7

A

try yum clean all command

Q

What is the difference between snapshot and AMI?

A

The major difference is between the type of service referred to. A snapshot is of an EBS volume where you are able to save state and reboot with the same data at a certain point in time. An AMI is similar, but its for the EC2 instances

Q

How do I create an AMI snapshot?

A

Take a snapshot and make a new AMI
Find the entry for your original VM. ...
Right click (or ctrl-click if you live in the pastel world of Mac OSX) the instance name. ...
Select Create Image (EBS AMI). ...
Enter a name and description. ...

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