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Apart from that, a scale-down version of Fedora Core is also selected for well-known One-Laptop-Per-Child project (OLPC)!
OLPC is a nice and caring idea of developing $100 laptop (XO-1 or Children’s Machine) for children around the world, especially to those in developing countries, to provide them with access to modern form of knowledge and education!

Linux ISO Image Downloads. ISO images are a very efficient way to download a distribution. All that is required is sufficient hard disk space, proper burning software, and a CD recorder. -9660 format. ISO images are mainly used as source files from which to create CDs. As an example, most distributions of Linux release ISO images of the.

Unlike Windows Vista or its predecessor, you neither need to really pay for a genuine Redhat Linux CD nor you’ll see high-tech hologram printed. Redhat Linux is free-of-charge OS, unless you need to access their technical support or using Redhat Enterprise Linux.
Having say that, you can easily and freely download Redhat Linux CD ISO image from its FTP server. Although, development of the free version Redhat Linux has been discontinued after the release of Redhat Linux 9. Then, it’s Fedora Core – a merger between the Redhat Linux and old Fedora Linux projects in September 2003! Anyway, Redhat Inc (NYSE:RHT) sponsorship is ensuring that Fedora Core will continue available for free download and installation.
As a home user, there might be little or not problem at all by using the most up-to-date Linux distribution, such as Fedora Core 7. However, upgrade is not always an easy job for Linux administrators, who are maintaining legacy application servers running on old Redhat Linux distribution! So, one of the Linux administrator responsibilities is to ensure all the Linux installation CDs or ISO images are securely maintained and regularly backup. If you have lost track of them, you’ll appreciated if someone or somewhere still have a copy for download!

Here are the last resources – the official archive of Redhat Linux CD ISO images available for download from Redhat file servers. Also included are Redhat Linux LiveCD for OLPC project and the latest Fedora Core 7 download links:

Download official Redhat OLPC Linux CD ISO image
Download latest Fedora Core Linux CD ISO image
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Depends on how you want to use the ISO files, e.g. if install on physical machine, then you should burn the ISO file to disc. To read the ISO file on Linux, you can try this.
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First of all, did you verify the MD5 file checksum of the ISO images you’ve downloaded?
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Installing RHEL 7 Guide

Installing RHEL 7

Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) is a Linux operating system developed by Red Hat. RHEL is mainly aimed at commercial organisations. Red Hat Enterprise Linux is available for multiple platforms including x86, x86_64, PowerPC, IBM pSeries and IBM System z (Mainframe). RHEL is probably one of the most popular Linux Operating system used by large Enterprises. RHEL can be downloaded from Red Hat as an evaluation giving you a free 30 day trial.
To Download an evaluation copy of RHEL 7, simply follow the link and follow the instructions:
Evaluation copy of RHEL 7
In this installation guide I have chosen the 'X86_64' (64 bit) version.

Once you have downloaded your chosen version of RHEL7, you will need to burn this iso image to a DVD. For software that can do this, search for 'dvd iso burning software' in the search box located above. Your PC/system may already have DVD burning software installed such as 'Brasero, K3B, Nero, CDBurnerXP or Roxio'. Once you have burned your 'iso' image of RHEL 7 to a DVD, you will need to leave the DVD in the DVD drive and reboot your system. (This example assumes you are using a x86_64 version of the software). As your computer reboots, you will need to press the appropriate key to access your system's BIOS settings. On many systems this key will be 'F8', 'F11' or 'F12'. Most systems will display a message indicating which key needs to be pressed. Once you have access to your BIOS settings, you will need to modify the boot order of your system to boot from CD/DVD first. Once you have made this change, you can reboot your system and follow the tutorial below.

Install Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7

To start the installation process we need to select the option 'Install Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7'.

Welcome to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7

From this screen choose the language you wish to use for the installation. In this example I have chosen: (English United Kingdom).

Installation Summary

At this screen, you will need to select any highlighted sections that need configuring or confirming. In this example, I need to click on the option for 'Installation Destination'. (see below). I will also be clicking on 'Software Selection' to change the server build type. I will also be clicking on the 'Network and Hostname' options to configure our network settings. (see relevant sections below)

Installation Destination

For this tutorial I am going to go with the option 'automatically configure partitioning'. To confirm this choice click 'Done' in the upper left hand corner of the screen.

Software Selection

Here you need to select the 'Basic Environment' and any additional software (Add ons). For this tutorial I have chosen to go with the option 'Server with GUI'. Any additional components can be selected from the right hand selection area.

Network and Hostname Configuration

From the Network Configuration option screen we can specify the hostname to be used with this installation. In this example, I have used the name 'rhel07a'. It is also this screen that allows you to define your network settings. In this example I have gone with 'DHCP', this is selected automatically by selecting 'ON' from the sliding switch. If you prefer to configure the network manually, choose the option 'Configure' in the lower right hand corner.

Installation Summary Overview

Before continuing with the installation, just check that all the options chosen are correct. If not, click on the relevant icon and change accordingly.

Creating a root password and new user

The next screen allows you to specify the root password to be used and also create a new user on the system. Click on the highlighted options.

Root Password

Specify the root password that is to be used for this installation. Remember the root password is the most powerful account on a system. Choose a password that contains mixed case letters, numbers and symbols. If you choose a weak password, you will have to confirm this by clicking 'Done' twice!

Create User

From this screen you will need to create a user. Here you will need to specify various credentials. If this user is to be an administrator on this system, then check the tick box 'Make this user an Administrator'. Once you have filled in the relevant sections, click 'Done' to continue with the installation.

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At this point your settings will now be displayed and the installation continues.

RHEL 7 Installation is now Complete

Congratulations, RHEL 7 is now installed. However, there are still a few more steps to go. Click 'reboot' to continue with installation process.

Localization - Accepting the License

To continue with the installation you will need to accept the license conditions. Click the highlighted icon.

License Agreement

You will need to accept the license conditions by checking the box 'I accept the license agreement'. Now click 'Done' to continue.

License - Accepted

Click on 'Finish Configuration' to continue.

Kdump

Kdump is a Kernel crash dumping mechanism that is used to help diagnose serious issues. For the purposes of this tutorial, I have chosen not to 'Enable' kdump. Unfortunately, this requires a quick reboot. You will receive a message 'Changing kdump settings requires rebooting the system to reallocate memory accordingly. Would you like to continue with this change and reboot the system after first boot is complete?' Choose 'YES' to continue.

Subscription Management Registration

From this screen you can register your system with Red Hat. Without registering, you will not receive any updates. For the purpose of this tutorial, I have chosen the option to register at a later time. Now click 'Finish' to continue and reboot.

RHEL 7 Login Screen

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If all has gone successfully, you will see a login screen similar to the one below. Click on the name of the user you created earlier and enter the password details.

Desktop

You should now see a desktop similar to the one below. At the center of the desktop there is one last configuration screen that needs your attention. If you are happy with the specified language, click 'Next' to continue.

Select Input Source

Select your Input Source (Keyboard settings). In this example 'English UK' has been chosen. Additionally entries can be added by clicking the '+' button in the lower left hand corner. If you are happy with the entry, click 'Next' to continue.

Adding Online Accounts

From this screen you have the option of adding additional accounts. Click 'Next' to continue

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Your Computer is Ready to Use

That's it, your computer is now ready to use. Click the large 'Blue' button to continue.

Desktop View

Congratulations, you have now installed Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7