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Chapter 16 . Running Mandriva 437 files, which will install Kernel version 2.4 instead of Kernel 2.6. Unless you know you need the LSB group, leave it unchecked. Individual package selection If one-size-fits-all package groups just don t cut it for you, you can elect to install individual packages. To do this, check the Individual Package Selection box at the bottom of the Package Group Selection window and then click Next. If later you find a need to add or remove packages, just invoke the RPMDrake utility described earlier in this chapter. When you ve selected the packages you want, click Next. If you have gone into the individual package selection window, you need to click the Install button when you finish making your selection. Alternatively, you can click Previous if you want to return to the simplified package selection window. 9. The installation process copies files and sets your configuration options. All you need to do is watch the progress bar move from left to right, swap CDs when prompted, and read the informative space filler that is displayed. 10. In the next screen, you re prompted to set the root password. Make it a good one (and remember it)! Click the Next button when you re done. 11. Create the user accounts that you need. You can select the icon each user will click to log on. (I am partial to the ostrich, but after much consideration I picked the palm trees and white sand.) When you are done creating any users, click Next. 12. In the next window, you are given a choice about using automatic user logon. By default, the auto logon check box is selected. This is a lifesaver for users who are moving from a non-authenticating operating system such as many versions of Windows and some Apple operating systems to Linux. For the casual home user, this option is just fine. For situations in which access control to the computer (locally) is important, clear this box and have the users log on individually. Without the automatic logon feature enabled, users are prompted for a username and password each time they need to access the computer. Leave the box checked or uncheck it, and click Next. 13. Next up is the DrakX installer s device configuration screen. Here you can see the hardware that has been detected, and you can configure the devices if you choose. You can also attempt to configure devices not properly detected earlier in the installation process. For example, if your sound card is not set up, click the corresponding Configure button. You are asked a series of questions (depending on the device), and then DrakX attempts to detect and configure the device. If this still fails, you get a message recommending that after Mandriva is installed, you use HardDrake to configure your device. This is a good time to configure your desktop settings and test them. Locate the desktop configuration options and set your resolution, color depth, and refresh rate. When you are finished exploring the options of DrakX, click Next.
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