Chapter 12 (Web hosting reviews) . Running Yellow Dog Linux 377
Chapter 12 . Running Yellow Dog Linux 377 amount of software you decided to load. You are shown a list of the CDs that your system needs to load the software. Be sure to have those CDs ready to load into the system. After each CD is completed, you are prompted to insert another CD until the installation is complete. 16. After the installation finishes, the congratulations screen appears. Click Reboot when you are ready. 17. The system reboots and goes through system initialization. Afterward, a welcome screen appears. 18. The initial setup begins here. Click Next to move forward. 19. The license agreement appears in a text box. Read it and then click No if you do not agree to the terms, and the process stops. Click Yes if you agree to the terms. 20. Set the date and time for the system. If you want to use Network Time Protocol (NTP) to synchronize your system date and time with a remote network system for maximum assurance of correct date and time, check the Enable Network Time Protocol box, and then select one of the two NTP servers provided. 21. Set the display resolution and color depth to your preference. (You can change this in the system after installation.) 22. Create your nonroot daily user account. Enter a username (the name you use to log in with) and the full name of the user (for administrative purposes), and then enter the password twice. If you need to use network login, you can configure that here as well (your system administrator can provide this information if needed). Do not log in with the root account for normal day-to-day activities. That can be very dangerous in that you could accidentally damage the system with an errant command, but it also means that you might surf the Web using root or install software with root without thinking twice about it, possibly introducing malicious software. Use the nonroot account for all nonadministrative purposes and regular interaction with the system. 23. Configure your sound card. If everything seems to be configured properly, try to play a test sound. A pop-up window asks if you heard the sound. Answer appropriately, and click Next when you re ready to move on. 24. If you have any additional CDs from which to install software, insert them into the CD-ROM and select them here (the CD you insert will show on the list). Click Next to continue. 25. At this point you are done installing and configuring your system, and you are booted up into the graphical user interface with a prompt for the username and password. Caution
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