The Linux installation is extremely flexible.
You can set up RAID level devices to mirror and stripe your drives. RAID levels 1
and 0 require that you have two or more drives, while RAID 4 and 5 requires three
or more. You can also set up linear mode to combine multiple physical hard disks into
a single volume.
You can automate your entire installation of Red Hat Linux with the kickstart system.
You have three ways to set up the kickstart configuration file: from the anaconda-ks.cfg
file based on your local installation, from the sample ks.cfg file, and through the GUI
Kickstart Configurator. In this way, you can automate the installation of Linux from
a local source such as a CD-ROM, or through an NFS or HTTP network connection.
One more difficult part of the Linux installation process is proper management of
the kernel. By default, the installed kernel is modular. Normally, kernel module drivers
for each hardware component are automatically detected and installed. If you have
problems, you can load additional modules with the depmod and modprobe commands.
Alternatively, you can set them up in /etc/modules.conf. If you can’t find the module
you need, available modules are stored in the /lib/modules/kernel_version directory.
You can use modprobe to have Linux run through the modules for each category and
load additional modules that can help configure your system.
这单简单raid部分设置新版本已不用raidtools软件了，所以没有学习的价值，而自动安装也是，自己没有必要这么闲吧，也没有这么忙哦
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