Installing RedHat Linux v4 on VM Ware

Description	SCREEN SHOTS
Place RedHat V4 o/s cd in CD-Rom & power on virtual machine which is already created. Press Enter button to continue installation in Graphical mode
Click Next
Click Next
Click Next
Select Manual Partition with Disk druid & click next
Click Yes & Click Next
Click New
Select Respective Mount Point & specify size & Click OK
Select Respective Mount Point & specify size & Click OK
Select Respective Mount Point & specify size & Click OK
Select Respective Mount Point & specify size & Click OK
Select Respective Mount Point & specify size & Click OK
Select Respective Mount Point & specify size & Click OK
Select Respective Mount Point & specify size & Click OK
Select Respective Mount Point & specify size & Click OK
Select File System type as SWAP & give size double of RAM & click ok
Manually write a mountpoint like /oraeng & specify size & click ok
Manually write a mountpoint like /disk1 & specify size & click ok
Manually write a mountpoint like /disk2 & specify size & click ok
Manually write a mountpoint like /disk3 & specify size & click ok NOW CLICK NEXT
Click Next
Select Manually option & Give Host or Machine Name & click Next
Select no Firewall option & select SELinux as Disabled & click Next
Click proceed & click Next
Click Next
Select Asia/calcutaa & click Next
Give root user password & don't forget it & click Next
Select Custmize software & click Next
Drag Sliding bar down & select Everything option & click Next
click Next
Every Mount points get Formatted
Every Mount points get Formatted
Installation is Starting
Installation is in Progress
Installation is in Progress
Installation is in completing
Click Reboot
Click Next
Select Yes I agree & click Next
Adjust Time & Date & Click Next
Click Next
Select ( Tell me why ) option & click Next
Select ( I cannot complete ) option & click Next
Create a User & click Next
Click Next
Click Next
Click Next
Enter USername as root & press Enter
Enter Password of root & press Enter
Your Installation is Completed Successfully & you are Logged in as ROOT user