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| − | <noinclude>[[Category:HowTo]]</noinclude> | + | <noinclude>[[Category:HowTo]][[Category:Tutorial|Install]]</noinclude>__TOC__ |
| − | + | <big><big>'''Fedora-29-Live-SoaS-install '''</big></big> | |
| − | <big><big>'''Fedora-16-Live-SoaS | + | :[[Fedora-SoaS-Live-29_install]] |
| − | + | ::[[fedoradocs:fedora/f29/install-guide/install/Installing_Using_Anaconda/]] | |
| + | :::Annotated Screenshots of f29 liveinst install | ||
| + | <big><big>'''Fedora-16-Live-SoaS '''</big></big> | ||
* The Fedora [[Sugar on a Stick]] Spin can be installed from a booted SoaS Live CD/USB. | * The Fedora [[Sugar on a Stick]] Spin can be installed from a booted SoaS Live CD/USB. | ||
| − | + | *:See [[Sugar on a Stick/Downloads]] for the current version. | |
| − | + | * This tutorial is set up for a '''4 GB USB stick''' or [[VirtualBox]] '''4 GB hard disk install.''' | |
| − | + | * liveinst (anaconda) requires 512 MB memory as a minimum to start in Fedora 17. | |
| − | + | * You can also install to a regular hard disk. See [[{{PAGENAMEE}}#Type_of_installation|Type of installation]] below. | |
| − | * This tutorial is set up for a '''4 GB USB stick''' or [ | ||
| − | * liveinst (anaconda) requires | ||
| − | * You can also install to a regular hard disk. See [[ | ||
* Burn and Boot the CD, or load the .iso [[Sugar on a Stick/Installation|as described here]], and boot the Live USB. | * Burn and Boot the CD, or load the .iso [[Sugar on a Stick/Installation|as described here]], and boot the Live USB. | ||
===Name Screen=== | ===Name Screen=== | ||
* First Screen that appears when boot is done. | * First Screen that appears when boot is done. | ||
| − | : | + | :The Name and colors screens set the individual <abbr title="Secure Shell">SSH</abbr> ID for the user and only run once. |
| + | {{:Nav-Tutorials}} | ||
: (Enter Name you want to use.) | : (Enter Name you want to use.) | ||
[[File:2-Screenshot-f16-sugar-liveinst-name.png|400px]] | [[File:2-Screenshot-f16-sugar-liveinst-name.png|400px]] | ||
===Colors=== | ===Colors=== | ||
| − | * Chose colors for your Sugar | + | * Chose colors for your Sugar Learner avatar[[File:learner.svg|link=|bottom]] |
: Click on the avitar to change colors - repeat to change again. | : Click on the avitar to change colors - repeat to change again. | ||
: Click '''(done)''' when you are happy with it. | : Click '''(done)''' when you are happy with it. | ||
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===Home view=== | ===Home view=== | ||
* Sugar starts at the '''Home''' view (F3). | * Sugar starts at the '''Home''' view (F3). | ||
| − | :'''Terminal''' | + | : The '''Terminal''' Activity is selected. |
[[File:4-Screenshot-f16-sugar-liveinst-f3-Terminal.png|400px]] | [[File:4-Screenshot-f16-sugar-liveinst-f3-Terminal.png|400px]] | ||
* Click on [#_] '''Become root''' | * Click on [#_] '''Become root''' | ||
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* On reboot, you will enter [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FirstBoot "firstboot"] to register yourself and your Sugar Learner colors. | * On reboot, you will enter [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FirstBoot "firstboot"] to register yourself and your Sugar Learner colors. | ||
: This is similar to the name and color screens when the Live CD/USB first booted. | : This is similar to the name and color screens when the Live CD/USB first booted. | ||
| + | ===[[Tutorials|More tutorials]]=== | ||
Latest revision as of 12:28, 5 November 2018
Fedora-29-Live-SoaS-install
- Fedora-SoaS-Live-29_install
- fedoradocs:fedora/f29/install-guide/install/Installing_Using_Anaconda/
- Annotated Screenshots of f29 liveinst install
- fedoradocs:fedora/f29/install-guide/install/Installing_Using_Anaconda/
Fedora-16-Live-SoaS
- The Fedora Sugar on a Stick Spin can be installed from a booted SoaS Live CD/USB.
- See Sugar on a Stick/Downloads for the current version.
- This tutorial is set up for a 4 GB USB stick or VirtualBox 4 GB hard disk install.
- liveinst (anaconda) requires 512 MB memory as a minimum to start in Fedora 17.
- You can also install to a regular hard disk. See Type of installation below.
- Burn and Boot the CD, or load the .iso as described here, and boot the Live USB.
Name Screen
- First Screen that appears when boot is done.
- The Name and colors screens set the individual SSH ID for the user and only run once.
- (Enter Name you want to use.)
Colors
- Chose colors for your Sugar Learner avatar
- Click on the avitar to change colors - repeat to change again.
- Click (done) when you are happy with it.
Home view
- Sugar starts at the Home view (F3).
- The Terminal Activity is selected.
- Click on [#_] Become root
liveinst
- Enter the command
liveinst, which starts the Anaconda installer.
- Language
Storage devices
- Choose Basic Storage Devices
- Click [Next]
- Hostname selection
- Time zone selection
Password
- Enter it twice.
Type of installation
- USB stick: Create Custom Layout
- You MUST SELECT THIS OPTION.
- Hard disk: Select Use All Space and proceed to Copying to hard drive.
- Other drive configurations are possible if you have free space
on your hard disk, but booting may be more complicated.
- Click [Next]
- Select edit /sda, or the disk where you want to install Sugar.
- Create:
- File System Type: BIOS Boot Size (MB): 2
- Mount Point: / File System Type: ext4 Size (MB): 2500 (or space available)
- File System Type: swap Size (MB): 500 for hard disk installation. (Swap is not recommended for USB flash drives.)
- (Fedora 16 (and later) requires a BIOS boot partition in the default configuration.)
- Click [OK]
- [Next]
Copying to hard drive
Congratulations
- Finished
- [Reboot]
- Shut down the computer.
- Reboot from the USB device or hard drive.
- On reboot, you will enter "firstboot" to register yourself and your Sugar Learner colors.
- This is similar to the name and color screens when the Live CD/USB first booted.