Partitioning the destination disk automatically

  1. In INSTALLATION DESTINATION, start manual partitioning:
    1. Select the hard disk.
    2. Select Select Storage Configuration, Custom.
    3. Select Done.
  2. Select Click here to create them automatically.

    After creating the automatic partitions, you need to modify the partition manually in the next steps.

  3. Modify the /home partition.
    1. Select the /home partition.
    2. Under Desired Capacity, set the size of the home partition (/home) to 50 GiB.
    3. Set the File System to ext4.
    4. Select Update Settings.
  4. Create the /var partition:
    1. Select the plus (+) icon.

      The ADD A NEW MOUNT POINT dialog appears.

    2. In Mount Point, type /var
    3. Under Desired Capacity, set the size of the /var partition by typing 50 GiB.
    4. Select Add mount point.
  5. Select /boot.
    1. Under Desired Capacity, set the size of the /boot partition by typing 500 MiB.
    2. Select Update Settings.
  6. Select /.
    1. Under Desired Capacity, set the size of the root partition (/) by typing 50 GiB.
    2. Select Update Settings.
  7. Select swap.
    1. Under Desired Capacity, set the size of the swap to the size that corresponds to RAM + 2 GB.
    2. Select Update Settings.
  8. Create the /srv partition:
    1. Select the plus (+) icon.

      The ADD A NEW MOUNT POINT dialog appears.

    2. In Mount Point, type /srv
    3. Under Desired Capacity, use nearly all the available server space (indicated in the pink box) for the /srv partition by typing, for example, 284 GiB.
      Figure 1. Example of available disk space
    4. Select Add mount point.
  9. Select Done.
  10. In the window listing the partitions, check that the partitions are defined as described in Recommended partitioning settings.
  11. Select Done > Accept Changes.