Mount Points

The "Mount Points" screen appears only after the "Disk Partitioning" screen and is not a part of "assisted" configuration.

This screen asks you to map your disk partitions to their corresponding mount point in the files system. Each partition will need a mount point and a file system. For example, a simple configuration (root and swap partitions) would enter this at the prompts:

  For each of the found partitions, specify the mount point in the system:

    notes:
      - 'none' will skip the current partition
      - /boot should exist on ext2 or ext3 due to a bug in grub

  /dev/hda1           128 MB
     \_ mount point> /boot
     \_ file system> ext3
     \_ format>      y

  /dev/hda2           256 MB
     \_ Configuring as Swap

  /dev/hda3           9216 MB
     \_ mount point> /
     \_ file system> xfs
     \_ format>      y