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How to Manually Install/Reinstall an OS Using SolusVM 1 for a Customized Installation

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SolusVM 1’s automatic reinstall option does not allow you to modify or create a custom partition. However, you can create such a partition through a manual installation/reinstallation of an OS. You can follow these instructions to install/reinstall an OS manually.

1. Log in to your SolusVM 1 Control Panel.


2. If you have multiple VPSs, select the appropriate one.solusvm select vps

3. Scroll down. Under the settings tab, change the Boot Order to (1) CDROM (2) Hard Disk.solusvm manuall install boot order

4. Now choose CDRom, and if the CD-ROM is already mounted, click on unmount and select your operating system from the list. Then click on Mount.solusvm manual installation select os


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Reboot your VPS by clicking on Reboot, and confirm with Yes.solusvm reboot vps


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Now, quickly click on VNC without waiting.solusvm vnc start

7. The new VNC page will open. Click on HTML5 VNC Client SSL or Java VNC Client.solusvm vnc area button

8. Most operating systems ask you to press any button to start an OS installation while booting. When prompted, press any key on your keyboard, and the OS installation/reinstallation will begin. It may also show you an option such as Install OS or Test this media. For an OS installation/reinstallation, select Install OS and press Enter.solusvm os installing option

Once the installation starts, it will ask you to create a partition, set a password, etc.

After the installation is complete, don’t forget to set the boot order to (1) Hard Disk (2) CD Drive and reboot the VPS. Otherwise, the VPS will start in installation mode on the next boot instead of the normal mode.