Deployment Guide
- About This Guide
- 1 Planning for SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop
- I Manual Deployment
- 2 Deployment Strategies
- 3 Installation with YaST
- 4 Updating SUSE Linux Enterprise
- 5 Setting Up Hardware Components with YaST
- 6 Installing or Removing Software
- 7 Installing Add-On Products
- 8 Installing Multiple Kernel Versions
- 9 Managing Users with YaST
- 10 Changing Language and Country Settings with YaST
- 11 Remote Installation
- 12 Advanced Disk Setup
- 13 Subscription Management
- II Imaging and Creating Products
- III Automated Installations
- A Documentation Updates
- B GNU Licenses
SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 12
Shows how to install single or multiple systems and how to exploit the product inherent capabilities for a deployment infrastructure. Choose from various approaches, ranging from a local installation or a network installation server to a mass deployment using a remote-controlled, highly-customized, and automated installation technique.
- About This Guide
- 1 Planning for SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop
- I Manual Deployment
- 2 Deployment Strategies
- 3 Installation with YaST
- 3.1 Choosing the Installation Method
- 3.2 System Start-up for Installation
- 3.3 The Installation Workflow
- 3.4 Language, Keyboard and License Agreement
- 3.5 Network Settings
- 3.6 SUSE Customer Center Registration
- 3.7 Extension Selection
- 3.8 Suggested Partitioning
- 3.9 Clock and Time Zone
- 3.10 Create New User
- 3.11 Password for the System Administrator
root - 3.12 Installation Settings
- 3.13 Performing the Installation
- 4 Updating SUSE Linux Enterprise
- 4.1 Background Info: Terminology
- 4.2 Supported Upgrade Paths to SLE
- 4.3 General Preparations for Updating
- 4.4 Intermediate step: Updating SLE 11 SP2 to SLE 11 SP3
- 4.5 Upgrading to SLE 12
- 4.6 The Atomic Update
- 4.7 Background info: The Product Lifecycle of SUSE Linux Enterprise
- 4.8 Background: Backporting Source Code
- 4.9 Background: Migration Hooks for YaST Wagon
- 5 Setting Up Hardware Components with YaST
- 6 Installing or Removing Software
- 7 Installing Add-On Products
- 8 Installing Multiple Kernel Versions
- 9 Managing Users with YaST
- 10 Changing Language and Country Settings with YaST
- 11 Remote Installation
- 12 Advanced Disk Setup
- 13 Subscription Management
- II Imaging and Creating Products
- III Automated Installations
- A Documentation Updates
- B GNU Licenses
- 3.1 The Boot Screen on Machines with a Traditional BIOS
- 3.2 The Boot Screen on Machines with UEFI
- 3.3 Language, Keyboard and License Agreement
- 3.4 Network Settings
- 3.5 SUSE Customer Center Registration
- 3.6 Extension Selection
- 3.7 Add-on Product
- 3.8 Partitioning
- 3.9 Clock and Time Zone
- 3.10 Create New User
- 3.11 Password for the System Administrator
root - 3.12 Installation Settings
- 3.13 Software Selection and System Tasks
- 4.1 Major Releases and Service Packs
- 4.2 Long Term Service Pack Support
- 6.1 Conflict Management of the Software Manager
- 6.2 Adding A Software Repository
- 6.3 Update Notification on GNOME Lock Screen
- 6.4 Update Notification on GNOME Desktop
- 6.5 GNOME Update Viewer
- 7.1 Installation of System Extensions
- 7.2 List of Installed Add-on Products
- 7.3 Installation of an Add-on Product
- 8.1 The YaST Software Manager: Multiversion View
- 9.1 YaST User and Group Administration
- 12.1 The YaST Partitioner
- 12.2 Btrfs Subvolumes in YaST Partitioner
- 12.3 Physical Partitioning versus LVM
- 12.4 Creating a Volume Group
- 12.5 Logical Volume Management
- 12.6 RAID Partitions
- 16.1 Editing Repository in Image Creator
- 16.2 KIWI Detailed Configuration in Image Creator
- 18.1 Editing an AutoYaST Profile with the AutoYaST Front-End
- 18.2 AutoYaST Rules
- 2.1 Installing from the SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop Media
- 2.2 Installing from a Network Server Using SLP
- 2.3 Installing from a Network Server
- 2.4 Simple Remote Installation via VNC—Static Network Configuration
- 2.5 Simple Remote Installation via VNC—Dynamic Network Configuration
- 2.6 Remote Installation via VNC—PXE Boot and Wake on LAN
- 2.7 Simple Remote Installation via SSH—Static Network Configuration
- 2.8 Remote Installation via SSH—Dynamic Network Configuration
- 2.9 Remote Installation via SSH—PXE Boot and Wake on LAN
- 2.10 Simple Mass Installation
- 2.11 Rule-Based Autoinstallation
- 3.1 Boot Options
- 3.2 Installation Sources
- 3.3 Network Configuration
- 3.4 Miscellaneous
- 4.1 Security Updates and Bug Fixes
- 4.2 Repository Layout for SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 SP2 and SP3 and for SUSE Linux Enterprise 12
- 11.1 Generated and Added Kernel Command Line Options from
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