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    Install openEuler on x86_64

    The quick path for x86_64 servers: media, installer decisions, first-boot checks. ARM boards are covered in Install on ARM/AArch64.

    1. Get the media

    Section titled “1. Get the media”

    The official repo tree publishes per-version media: under openEuler-24.03-LTS-SP4/ISO/x86_64/ you’ll find the standard DVD, a netinst image and the everything DVD, each with a same-named .sha256sum. Fetch and verify per Download and verify.

    2. Installer decisions

    Section titled “2. Installer decisions”

    The installer is Anaconda-based; four decisions matter for servers:

    1. Software set — start minimal, add groups when needed;
    2. Disk — the automatic layout (xfs + LVM) fits most cases; custom-partition only for dedicated data disks;
    3. Network — enable the interface in the installer and pin a static address for servers;
    4. Accounts — set the root password and create a wheel-group admin for daily use.

    3. First-boot checks

    Section titled “3. First-boot checks”
    Terminal window
    cat /etc/openEuler-release
    systemctl --failed

    Confirm the release identity and that no services failed, then run the minimal checklist from Operations and monitoring.

    Section titled “Where to read next”

    Before installing, pick a mirror and verify the medium (Download and verify); after first boot, configure repositories per Repo structure. The upstream docs center carries the full installation guide.

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