To configure the iSCSI initiator, the %1 package must be installed.
Install it now?
Create an encrypted file system.
Access an encrypted file system.
Keep in mind that this file system is only protected when it is not mounted. Once it is mounted, it is as secure as every other Linux file system.
This mount point corresponds to a temporary filesystem like /tmp or /var/tmp. You may leave the crypt password empty. If you do this, the system will create a random password at system startup for you. This means, you will lose all data on these filesystems at system shutdown.
If you forget your password, you will lose access to the data on your file system. Choose your password carefully. A combination of letters and numbers is recommended. To ensure the password was entered correctly, enter it twice.
You must distinguish between uppercase and lowercase. A password should have at least %1 characters and, as a rule, not contain any special characters (e.g., letters with accents or umlauts).
Possible characters are %1, blanks, uppercase and lowercase letters (A-Za-Z), and digits 0 to 9.
Do not forget this password!
You will need to enter your crypt fs password.
If the encrypted file system does not contain any system file and therefore is not needed for the update, you may select Skip. In this case, the file system is not accessed during update.
On already-existing partitions, you can change everything except the start and size of the partition.
First, choose the type of the partition and whether this partition should be formatted.
Then, enter the mount point ( /, /boot, /usr, /var, etc.)
To change the start or end cylinder, delete this partition then create a new one with the new parameters. All data on this partition will be lost.
Now, enter the location of the new partition on your hard disk.
Please enter the starting cylinder number of the partition.
After that, either specify an ending cylinder number or an offset from the first cylinder (e.g., +66).
It is also possible to specify the size of the partition directly (e.g., +100M or +20000K).
Enter the starting cylinder number of the partition. After that, either specify an ending cylinder number or an offset from the first cylinder (e.g., +66). It is also possible to specify the size of the partition directly (e.g., +2G, +100M, or +20000K).
Partition your hard disks...
This is intended for experts. If you are not familiar with the concepts of hard disk partitions and how to use them, you might want to go back and select automatic partitioning.
Please note that nothing will be written to your hard disk until you confirm the entire installation in the last installation dialog. Until that point, you can safely abort the installation.
Nothing will be written to your hard disk until you confirm all your changes with the "Apply" button. Until that point, you can safely abort.
For LVM setup, using a non-LVM boot partition is necessary. Other than the boot partition, you should have partitions managed by LVM.
The table to the right shows the current partitions on all your hard disks.
Hard disks are designated like this
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This notation always refers to the entire disk.
Partitions are designated like this:
/dev/sda1 1st primary partition on the 1st disk.
/dev/sda2 2nd primary partition on the 1st disk.
...
/dev/sda5 1st logical partition within the extended partition on the first disk. Note: this is always #5, even if there are less than four primary partitions.
/dev/sda6 2nd logical partition
On the i386 platform (i.e., normal PCs), there cannot be more than four primary partitions on any hard disk, because the respective table in the master boot record cannot contain more than four entries.
Older PCs may have a BIOS limitation that restricts bootable partitions to cylinders below 1024.
If you have an older PC and want to boot from a partition, make sure it ends below this 1024 cylinder boundary. Create a separate partition and mount it as /boot, if necessary. A partition consisting of one single cylinder (at least 64 MB) is usually sufficient for that.
One of the four primary partitions may be an extended partition. This extended partition can contain one or more logical partitions.
The extended partition itself cannot hold any data. To use its space, create logical partitions. These logical partitions may contain any kind of Linux partition (Linux file systems or Linux swap partition) or partitions for other operating systems.
In connection with advanced boot managers such as GRUB, you can even boot your computer from a logical partition.
The extended partition will overlap with the logical partitions: for an extended partition from cylinder 200 to 500, logical partitions could range from, for example, 200 to 250, 251 to 400, and 401 to 500.
An asterisk (*) after the mount point indicates a file system that is currently not mounted (for example, because it has the noauto option set in /etc/fstab).
The column labeled F contains flags. C means the partition is encrypted. F means the partition is selected to be formatted.
Used By tells if a device is used by LVM or RAID. If you do not use such things, it is perfectly normal for this column to be empty.
Mount By indicates how the file system is mounted: (K) by Kernel Name, (L) by Label, (U) by UUID, (I) by Device ID, and (P) by Device Path.
For a root file system on SCSI disks, add a /boot partition on DASD to use for IPL.
The table to the right shows the current partitions on all your hard disks. Nothing will be written to your hard disk until you confirm the entire installation in the last installation dialog. Until that point, you can safely abort the installation.
Hard disks are designated like this:
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/dev/sda First SCSI disk /dev/sdb Second SCSI disk /dev/sdc Third SCSI disk
If a DASD disk is selected for low level formatting with the dasdfmt command, an X appears in the third column of the line corresponding to the disk.
/dev/dasda1 First partition on the first DASD disk.
/dev/dasda2 Second partition on the first DASD disk.
/dev/dasda3 Third partition on the first DASD disk.
/dev/sda1, etc., for SCSI.
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Attention:YaST2 has scanned your hard disks and found an old Linux system with mount points. On the right, see a list with the mount points found.
To use these mount points, press Yes.
To ignore these mount points, press No.