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 MIRACLE LINUX 9.0 (Feige)
 INSTALLATION

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  Introduction
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   MIRACLE LINUX 9.0 provides two installation methods like
   Graphic Installation and Text Installation.    

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  System requirements
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            CPU: 64bit Xeon/AMD64 or higher
         Memory: 1.5GB or more.
            HDD: 10GB or more.
   Peripherals: a DVD drive and/or a PXE-ready network device.

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  Getting started
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   Before starting one of the following methods, make sure
   the peripheral device you are going to use is selected as
   the primary boot device in the boot sequence of the machine
   that you can configure in its BIOS/UEFI setting. For example,
   DVD drive should be the primary if you are going to boot the
   system from floppy diskette.

   A. Boot from DVD

     Insert MIRACLE LINUX DVD into the DVD drive of your machine and
     turn it on. The installer starts automatically.

   B. Boot via PXE

     PXE is useful when the machine has neither a DVD drive
     nor a FDD, or when you install a large number of clients,
     though you need to prepare several servers to perform it.
     And also each installed machine must have a PXE network
     device in it.

     You need a DHCP server, a tftp server, and one of the
     NFS, FTP or HTTP servers.

     The tftp server should be configured with pxelinux that
     comes from syslinux package to provide following two
     images via PXE:

       o vmlinuz    -- The boot kernel.
       o initrd.img -- The initrd for PXE.

     They can be copied from /images/pxeboot directory of DVD.

     The NFS/FTP/HTTP server should be configured to provide
     a directory where the contents of DVD are copied in.

     With appropriate settings on the servers, the installation
     starts automatically on a client machine to be installed
     by turning it on.

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