What is the method for partitioning during debian installation?
During the installation of the Debian operating system, partitioning tools are commonly used to partition the hard drive. Below are the general steps for partitioning during a Debian installation:
- Launch the Debian installation program and choose the installation language and other settings.
- Select the “manual” option in the installation type selection interface to manually partition.
- Select the hard drive in the partition table and click on the “Create Partition” button. Create one or more partitions as needed, and select the partition type (such as primary partition, logical partition, etc.) and partition size.
- Choose a file system type, such as ext4 or ext3, for each partition.
- Identify the mounting point for each partition, such as “/” representing the root partition, “/boot” representing the boot partition, etc.
- Confirm the partition settings and proceed with the installation process.
- On the confirmation screen for partition settings, select “Yes” to save the partition settings and start the installation process.
By following the above steps, you can partition the hard drive during the Debian installation process. Please note that the operating system installation program will prompt you to confirm the partition settings are correct, so make sure to carefully review and confirm the partition settings before proceeding with the installation.
