Explore the king of Linux, how Mint s first is made

Burning up directly does not work with the "Burn ISO" option using burning software without being activated.

Hard disk installation is also possible.

I used the red flag.

Please follow that the C drive is in FAT32 format, and the ISO file is not extracted with Winrar NTFS.

Input: kernel (hd0,0) vmlinuz.

initrd (hd0,0).

HD0,0 represents my C-drive means. Other disk changes. I don't know if you can hd0,1 hd0,2 a try.

Here's how to install Linux Mint:

In the pop-up menu, select Start Linux Mint and press Enter.

The computer starts reading the data and enters the Mate desktop of Linux Mint.

Find the connection icon in the lower toolbar, right-click it, and select Edit Connections to enter the connection settings.

Add or NIC information settings.

Set the IP address of the NIC and, if using Wi-Fi, the wireless AP information.

I set an authentication password for wireless login.

After the network connection is successful. Press Install Linux Mint on the desktop to open the Linux Mint installer, enter the language selection page, and select the language according to your personal preference.

Before installation, the system will self-check whether the installation conditions are available.

Next, to choose the way to install Linux Mint, it is recommended to choose Other, it is better to divide the size of the sector and the format of the file system by yourself. Then press Install Now.

If you are using a new hard drive, you may not see any partitions in the list of storage devices. If you see a partition, if there is no data to keep, the author will also recommend that you delete all the old partitions first (re-partitioning can align the sectors).

After the partition is complete, click "Install Now" and select the time zone.

Select Keyboard. Set up your account information.

Press Enter, you will see the following installation progress bar, the installation is complete, and click Start Now in the pop-up dialog box.

Before selecting a mount point, the first thing is to create a partition table, which is to create the partition information of the hard disk, such as how big the hard disk partition is and where it is in the hard disk. How to select a mount point, here are some partition suggestions:

MINT needs at least, usually 5-10G is slightly smaller), USR (10G-20G is slightly larger), VAR (10-20G is slightly larger), swap (the size is 2 times the memory size), home (give it all the rest of the hard disk).

When you select a mount point, you also need to select the partition format, and the partition format can be ex4. A swap partition is a swap space, similar to virtual memory on Windows, and does not require the partition format to be selected. Of course, if the memory is greater than 4G, you don't need to mount the swap partition.

Because more than 4GB of memory is enough for Mint, there is no need to allocate virtual memory for it.

If it's simple, 100G alone will do, and there is no need to swap partitions, use swap files.

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Under 64 bits ***, if you pursue compatibility, you can also go down 32 bits, as for Chinese questions, you can choose the language when installing. Mint's interface template shirt is more like Windows.,That's like this.,The latest Ubuntu.

The Van Cavity version is, so the latest version of Mint is based on this version of Ubuntu.

Take a look at the official website,,Mint version of more Peiqi,,There are Ubuntu-based and Debian-based,The first thing that comes to mind when looking for something in the future should be the source of the official website.,It's the project homepage.,Linux will provide a lot of software.。。 Match crack such as.

sudo apt-get install ibus-pinyin After the installation is completed, start ibus and use ctrl+space to switch to Chinese input method, it is recommended to use rime input method.

I'm using this input method under mint now.。

I also just installed mint14, open menu-->Software Manager-->> search for "pinyin" and you'll find ibus-pinyin,Double-click to enter and you'll see that it's not installed.。 At this point, select Install.

After installation, go to the Start Menu --> System Tools and run ibus.

Then you can ctrl+space. The taskbar appears with a "spell" icon.

It should be the same as Windows.

But you're a newbie, so why not use Fedora or Ubuntu?

If they choose Chinese, I remember that the input method operation is the same as Windows.