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| | Feature: Red Hat Linux 7.0 has a installation method
known as a "partitionless" installation. If your system has a FAT
(DOS/Windows) partition with sufficient free space, you can install
Red Hat Linux without repartitioning your hard drive. This method is perfect
for people who are new to Linux, and would like to try Red Hat Linux with a
minimum of disruption to their computer. To learn more about this
method, refer to Installing Without
Partitioning in the Official Red Hat Linux Installation Guide.
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Choose whether you would like to perform a full installation or an
upgrade (see Figure 15-6).
In the top right-hand corner of the Install Type
screen there is a box you may select if you wish to partition using
fdisk. Note that
fdisk is not as intuitive to use as
Disk Druid and is not selected by default. If
you have not used fdisk before, you should
read about both fdisk and Disk
Druid to determine which will best suit your needs.
To perform an upgrade, please refer to Upgrading Your Current
System in the Official Red Hat Linux Installation Guide.
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