You can change to a different partitioning scheme from the dropdown menu if you want. On CentOS 8, 3 different partitioning schemes ( Standard Partition, LVM, LVM Thin Provisioning) are available.
You can also create partitions automatically from here if you click on Click here to create them automatically. In this article, I am going to show you how to manually partition your hard drive or SSD. For manual partitioning, select Custom and click on Done.
Or, you can manually partition it yourself.įor, automatic partitioning, select Automatic and click on Done. Now, you can either let CentOS 8 automatically partition the hard drive or SSD. Now, you have to select the installation destination. Now, select your language and click on Continue. Now, insert the USB thumb drive on your computer and boot from it. Once your USB thumb drive is ready, click on CLOSE. Rufus is copying the required data to the USB thumb drive. NOTE: If you have any important data on your USB thumb drive, copy them somewhere safe before you press OK. Now, select your CentOS 8 ISO image and click on Open. Now, insert a USB thumb drive and run Rufus. In this article, I will use Rufus.įirst, visit the official website of Rufus. If you’re using Windows, you can use Rufus to make a bootable USB thumb drive very easily. Now, you have to make a bootable USB thumb drive in order to install CentOS 8 on your computer. Making CentOS 8 Bootable USB Thumb Drive: It may take a while to complete depending on your internet connection. Your browser should start downloading the ISO image. Now, click on the mirror link that is closer to you geographically (for faster download speed). Downloading CentOS 8 ISO Image:įirst, you have to download the CentOS 8 ISO installation image from the official website of CentOS. In this article, I am going to show you how to install CentOS 8 server on your computer.
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