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Installing CentOs 6 on the Intel Core i5 3550 Print

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Installing CentOs 6 on the Intel Core i5 3550

1.  To install CentOS 6 on an Intel Core i5 3550 a netinstall ISO must be used as the operating system does not contain the proper drivers for reading the main install off the ISO. 
 The fastest performing image sites are located at http://centos.mirror.choopa.net and http://mirror.atlanticmetro.net/centos. 

2.  When booting into the installer make sure to select the "Install with Basic Video" option as the default video driver will cause a black screen on the KVM. 
If you continue to have issues, please open a support ticket by e-mailing support@bara2.biz.

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