@@ -411,9 +411,9 @@ live.password=linux rd.zdev=dasd,0.0.0160</screen>
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</mediaobject >
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</informalfigure >
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</step >
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- <step arch = " zseries " >
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+ <step >
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<para >
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- Configure your storage
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+ Select a storage device for installation.
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</para >
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<informalfigure >
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<mediaobject >
@@ -427,6 +427,75 @@ live.password=linux rd.zdev=dasd,0.0.0160</screen>
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</imageobject >
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</mediaobject >
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</informalfigure >
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+ <para >
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+ Currently installations on single discs or LVM are supported. To change the disk,
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+ click the <guilabel >Change</guilabel > button in the <guilabel >Installation device</guilabel >
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+ section.
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+ </para >
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+ <para >
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+ To use DASD, &iscsi; or zFCP devices, you need configure them first. Click
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+ <guilabel >Advanced storage techs</guilabel > and select the desired technology. The DASD
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+ and zFCP options are only available if the corresponding devices are attached.
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+ </para >
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+ <para arch =" zseries" >
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+ To activate a DASD disk, select it from the list and click
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+ <menuchoice ><guilabel >Perform am action</guilabel ><guimenu >Activate</guimenu ></menuchoice >. Once
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+ the disk is activated, you can select it for installation in the previous screen.
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+ </para >
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+ <para arch =" zseries" >
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+ To activate a zFCP disk, select it from the list and activate it by clicking on the three-dot
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+ menu.
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+ </para >
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+ <para >
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+ To detect an &iscsi; disk, select the &iscsi; initiator and click
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+ <guimenu >Discover &iscsi; tagets</guimenu >.
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+ </para >
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+ <para >
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+ By default, the file
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+ systems will be allocated as new partitions on the selected device. You can change this
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+ behavior by clicking the <guimenu >Change</guimenu > in the <guimenu >Actions</guimenu >
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+ section. The following space policies are available:
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+ </para >
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+ <variablelist >
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+ <title >Space policies</title >
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+ <varlistentry >
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+ <term >Delete current content</term >
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+ <listitem >
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+ <para >
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+ All partitions will be removed and any data on the disks will be lost.
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+ </para >
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+ </listitem >
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+ </varlistentry >
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+ <varlistentry >
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+ <term >Shrink existing partitions</term >
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+ <listitem >
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+ <para >
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+ The data is kept, but current partitions will be shrinked as needed.
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+ </para >
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+ </listitem >
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+ </varlistentry >
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+ <varlistentry >
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+ <term >Use available space</term >
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+ <listitem >
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+ <para >
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+ The data is kept. Only the space not assigned to any partition will be used.
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+ </para >
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+ </listitem >
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+ </varlistentry >
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+ <varlistentry >
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+ <term >Custom</term >
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+ <listitem >
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+ <para >
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+ Select what to do with each partition.
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+ </para >
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+ </listitem >
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+ </varlistentry >
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+ </variablelist >
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+ <para >
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+ To edit individual partitions, expand the
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+ <guilabel >Partitions and file systems</guilabel > section by clicking on the <guimenu >> </guimenu >
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+ Optionally, you can configure Btrfs snapshots, boot options and enable full disk encryption (FDE).
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+ </para >
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</step >
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<step performance =" optional" >
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<para >
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