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Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization 3.2 Installation Guide
Example 8.9. Keyboard Layout Configuration
Keyboard Layout Selection
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<Apply>
<Reset>
3. Disk Configuration
T he installation script automatically detects all disks attached to the system. T his information is
used to assist with selection of the boot and installation disks that the Hypervisor should use.
Each entry displayed on these screens indicates the Location, Device Nam e, and Size
(GB) of the relevant disk.
a. Boot disk
T he first disk selection screen is used to select the disk from which the Hypervisor will boot.
T he Hypervisor's boot loader will be installed to the Master Boot Record (MBR) of the disk
that is selected on this screen. T he Hypervisor attempts to automatically detect the disks
attached to the system and presents the list from which you choose the boot device.
Alternatively you are able to manually select a device, by specifying a block device name, by
enabling the Other Device option.
Important
T he disk selected must be identified as a boot device and appear in the boot order
either in the system's BIOS or in a pre-existing boot loader.
A. Automatically Detected Device Selection
a. Select the entry for the disk the Hypervisor is to boot from in the list.
b. Select the <Continue> button and press Enter. T his action will save the boot
device selection and start the next step of installation.
B. Manual Device Selection
a. Select the Other Device entry from the list.
b. Select the <Continue> button and press Enter.
c. When prompted to Please enter the disk to use for booting RHEV
Hypervisor enter the name of the block device from which the Hypervisor
should boot.
Example 8.10. Other Device Selection
Please enter the disk to use for booting RHEV Hypervisor
/dev/sda
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