This manual introduces the features and characteristics of Lenovo Server products and provides instructions for automatic installation of operating systems, driver download and installation, etc.
About this manual
This manual explains how to use the ThinkServer EasyStartup (导航) CD to automatically install Windows or Linux operating systems on Lenovo servers. It covers booting from the CD, selecting language and keyboard layout, agreeing to the Lenovo End‑User License Agreement, and configuring RAID settings.
The guide also details driver download and installation procedures, both when the CD is run directly on the server and when it is used from a Windows environment. A quick‑start section and a FAQ at the end help resolve common issues such as boot priority, driver errors, and RAID warnings. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Introduction
- Operating System Auto‑Installation
- Language and Keyboard Selection
- License Agreement
- RAID Configuration
- Driver Download and Installation
- Boot Options
- Common Issues
Specifications
| Supported Operating Systems | Windows and Linux |
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| Language Options | Chinese and English |
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| Default Keyboard Layout | US (American) keyboard |
Frequently asked questions
What should I do if the system does not boot from the navigation CD?
Check the BIOS boot priority and set the CD‑ROM drive as the highest priority device.
Why does a “no driver found” error appear when installing Redhat 5.6?
The operating system cannot locate the CD‑ROM driver; you can click “back” to continue the installation.
Why does the navigation CD not automatically recognize the server model on Windows 2008 x64?
The navigation CD does not support automatic model detection on Windows 2008 x64.
What should I do if a RAID information warning appears during Linux auto‑installation?
Acknowledge the warning and click OK to continue; the installation will proceed after the warning is cleared.