Fedora Linux

10.1. Resizing a Windows Partition Many computers are sold with some version of Microsoft Windows preinstalled, claiming the entire disk. In order to install Fedora in a dual-boot configuration, it is ...

10.2. Configuring RAID and LVM During Installation Fedora Core's default storage layout works well for many systems, but one approach doesn't suit all situations. The Anacon...

10.3. Preparing Alternate Installation Media The Fedora Core installation process is usually booted from CD or DVD, but it may also be booted from a USB flash disk or hard disk drive, or from a PXE boot server. ...

10.4. Installing with Kickstart In a normal Fedora Core installation, Anaconda asks a number of questions before beginning the actual installation procedure, which then runs without any user interventi...

10.5. Configuring the GRUB Bootloader GRUB is a powerful bootloader that can be used to boot Linux, Windows, DOS, and other operating systems as well as the Xen virtualization system. By ...