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I have been successful to install CentOS 7 using x86_64-NetInstall in default graphical mode. Thank you all to the installation team.
Now I am trying to install in text-mode by following advice at: http://wiki.centos.org/TipsAndTricks/KickStart If I insert "cmdline", anaconda teminate with error: "Could not open X display" Thus I try inserting "text" instead of "cmdline". Everything else works fine except for "4. Install Destination". I have 2 disks: one regular SATA disk, another m.2 Samsung XP941. I chose 2nd disk: m.2, then it show only autopartitioning options 1. Replace Existing Linux system(s) 2. Use all space 3. Use free space I do not want autopartitioning at all. I have created EFI GPT based partition table already. And I have specific layout plan for CentOS 7 because I have other systems (debians). I know, if I do not choose text mode install, I can choose "custom layout", and format them appropriately (root: ext4) Even though Debian has its own flaws in install, I can somehow manage to get it installed booting from elilo, or grub2 at my choice. I would like to do the same with CentOS 7. A lot of people use CentOS for server type install w/o graphic mode. Thus it is important we can succeed in text mode install. Toshikazu Aiyama P.S. I am on the mailing list, and I have password, and uid of CentOS,but somehow I cannot login. Thus if you need additional info, let me know how can access the mailing list. |
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