

The Installation Source, Software Selection and Installation Destination are areas that you’ll have to specify before you will be able to continue with the installation.

These are areas that required some setup. On the installation summary page, you may see different selections with yellow exclamation or warning marks.

When the file is downloaded, boot from the ISO CD/DVD or ISO file if you’re using virtual machine. If you’re using a virtualization software like VirtualBox or VMware Workstation, then just create a guest machine and boot from the downloaded ISO file. Then burn it to a CD/DVD and boot the computer from it.

It’s pretty straightforward and if you want to test CentOS 7, you may want to follow the same course. What I did was to download the NetInstall ISO version of CentOS 7 and installed it. As you may record, CentOS version 7 was just recently released. I started testing the latest CentOS 7 yesterday as a guest machine on VirtualBox software to see how much it has changed from previous releases.
