Step 17: Select swap area and then press Enter. Step 16: Select the Use as option and press Enter. Step 15: Enter 8 GB for the partition size, select Continue and then press Enter. Step 14: Select Logical for the partition type and then press Enter.
Step 13: Select Create a new partition and then press Enter. Step 12: Select the remaining FREE SPACE of the first drive and then press Enter. Select Done setting up the partition and then press Enter. Step 11: The bootable flag option should now say On. Step 10: Make the partition bootable by selecting the Bootable flag option and then pressing Enter. Step 9: Select Beginning for the location of the new partition and then press Enter. Step 8: Select Primary for the type of partition and then press Enter. This will leave 8 GB of free space for our swap partition. Step 7: Enter 13.5 GB for the first partition, select Continue and then press Enter. Step 6: Select Create a new partition and then press Enter.
Step 5: Select the FREE SPACE option of the first hard drive and then press Enter. Step 4: Repeat steps 2 and 3 for the second hard disk labeled SCSI33 (0,1,0) (sdb). Step 3: Select Yes and then press Enter to create an empty partition on the first disk. Select the first hard disk labeled SCSI33 (0,0,0) (sda) and then press Enter. Step 2: In the following image there are 6 hard disks, the first two disks are the same size and we will install the operating system on them using software RAID 1. Step 1: Select Manual for the Partitioning method and then press Enter. In the example below the server has 8 GB of RAM, therefore the swap partition will be 8 GB and the root partition will use the remaining space. In the following steps we will create two identical partition layouts on each physical disk. Starting the Installationīegin the installation by booting up the Ubuntu Server DVD or USB and then following the wizard through to the Partition disks screen. It’s pretty straight forward installing an operating system on hardware RAID, but what if you want to use software RAID? In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to install Ubuntu Server 16.04 using the built in software RAID. Perfect for development environments and practice labs.
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