Lenovo ThinkStation P340 Red Linux Setup Guide [en, ar, bg, cs, da, de, el, es, fi, fr, he, hr, hu, id, it, ja, ko, nb, nl, pl, pt, pt, ro, ru, sh, sk, sl, sv, th, tr, uk, zc, zh]

Red Linux Setup Guide
For ThinkStation P340
***Official support of RHEL 8.2.0 and later.
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Contents
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Section 1 – BIOS Setup & Pre-Installation Steps
The first step before installing Linux is to make sure the system BIOS is setup correctly.
Boot into BIOS by pressing the function F1 key at the “Lenovo” splash screen.
Tab over to the “Startup” menu. Pressing F9 function key will allow Legacy and UEFI bootable devices by setting “UEFI/Legacy Boot” to “Both”; otherwise, it will be an unchangeable setting to “UEFI only”.
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Check whether Secure Boot is disabled. If found enabled, disable it.
Press function F10 key to save and exit BIOS setup.
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Section 2 – Installing RHEL 8.2
Please refer to the following instructions and screenshots on how to install RHEL
8.2 on the Lenovo ThinkStation P340. Insert the RHEL installation media (either through USB or CD/DVD).
Power on the system and press the F12 function key whenever the following Lenovo splash screen appears.
Select the Linux bootable installation media from the F12 boot menu list.
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Select Install Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.2 from the GRUB boot menu and press enter.
The Red Hat Enterprise Linux Welcome Screen should appear. Select the appropriate language and “Continue”.
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Adjust the “Keyboard”, “Language Support”, and “Time & Date” accordingly by selecting each one.
Select “SOFTWARE SELECTION” and choose the type of software to install.
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Select the type of “Base Environment” as well as each “Add-Ons” to install.
In this example, “Workstation” was selected for the “Base Environment” and
all “Add-Ons” were selected.
Select “Installation Destination”.
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Select the device on where to install the operating system and “Done” in the upper left.
For storage devices with previous partitions created, select “Reclaim space”.
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