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<li>'''Take time to carefully verify the partition information'''. For example, if the pathname /var/lib/libvirt/images is misspelled, you would need to redo lab1!.</li>
<li>Record briefly in your lab logbook what partitions you created of what size and what device names were assigned to them (/dev/sda1, etc.).</li>
<li>After confirming partition settings, click next and select '''write changes to disk'''. The installation program will create and format the partitions.</li>
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<li>Select in Accept the default settings to create the Bootloader and click next screen the .</li> <li>Make certain that '''Desktop''' applicationshave been selected, and accept the default settings in the '''additional repositories ''' section (at the bottom) accept the default settings, then proceed. You may look at what's available if you choose "Customize now" but you don't need to customize the software installed at this point.</li>
<li>Add in your lab logbook a brief description of the term "software repository" and what its major purpose serves (what you think it does). We will not add any existing repositories since we are not currently connected to the Internet. Therefore, we will customize the repositories later.</li>
<li>'''Proceed with the installation. This may take some time'''. Record in your lab log-book the <u>general</u> steps in the installation process (displayed in the dialog box).</li>