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                    notes          correcting an accidental Deletion

                                   If  you  accidentally  mark  a  partition  for  deletion,  or  make  some  other  mistake,  you  can  set
                                   everything back to its original state by clicking the Reset button. The changes you make to the
                                   partitions won’t actually take effect until later in the installation procedure.
                                   Click the New button to open the Add Partition dialog shown in Figure 1.7.

                                                              figure 1.7: adding a partition


































                                   From here, you can designate the mount point, the filesystem type, and the partition’s size in
                                   megabytes. The window also offers further size options, including the ability to create a partition
                                   with all remaining space on the drive.

                                   Selecting the Mount Point drop-down will display all common partition labels (mount points)
                                   available for your server, as shown in Figure 1.8, “Selecting a mount point.”; alternatively, you
                                   can enter the mount point label manually. Bear in mind that these are the most common mount
                                   points, and are familiar to all Linux system administrators.
                                       !

                                     Caution   Creating  a  custom  mount  point  might  confuse  other  administrators  of  your
                                     server.



















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