1. UI-Facelift of the YaST Partitioner Module Martin Schmidkunz Arvin Schnell Katařina Machálková Status: 16th June 2008

2. Overview

3. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 3 System View - Overview

4. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 4 System View - Hard Disks - Overview Launches corresponding YaST Modules for iSCSI, multipath configuration

5. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 5 System View - Hard Disks – Overview of Specific Hard Disk Starts Diagnosis/Information Programs. Output will be displayed in an extra pop up

6. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 6 System View - Hard Disks – Partitioning of Specific Hard Disk Shows Add/Edit/Resize/Delete Dialogs on slide 7 +8 Reread Partition Table Delete Partition Table and Disk Label Clone this partition for future use Additional Columns Mount By Used By Start Cylinder End Cylinder

7. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 7 Add Partition Dialogs (full screen) Add new partition Opens specific options as in the current partitioning module

8. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 8 Edit (full screen)/Resize/Delete Partition Dialogs Resize partition Delete partition Opens specific options as in the current partitioning module

9. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 9 System View – Volume Management - Overview If no volume group exists a pop up is shown, which tells the user to create a volume group first. If a volume group exists, “Add Logical Volume” dialog on slide 15 will be opened Opens Add Volume Group dialog on slide 12

10. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 1010 System View – Volume Groups – Specific Volume Group Overview Opens confirmation pop up

11. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 1 System View – Volume Groups – Physical Volumes and Logical Volumes of a Volume Group Opens add volume group dialog on Slide 12 Opens confirmation pop up Opens edit logical volume dialog on slide 15 Opens resize dialog similar to resize partition dialog on slide 8 Opens add logical volume dialog on slide 14 Opens confirmation pop up

12. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 1212 Add/Resize Volume Group (full screen)

13. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 1313 System View – Logical Volumes - Overview Opens edit logical volume dialog on slide 15 Opens resize dialog similar to resize partition dialog on slide 8

14. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 1414 Add Logical Volume (full screen) Opens specific options for file system as in the current partitioning module

15. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 1515 Edit Logical Volume (full screen) Opens specific options for file system as in the current partitioning module

16. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 1616 System View – RAID – Overview Opens Add RAID wizard on slides 19+ 20

17. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 1717 System View – RAID – Overview of specific RAID Opens confirmation pop up

18. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 1818 System View – RAID – Overview of a RAID's used physical volumes

19. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 1919 Add New RAID – Step 1 (full screen)

20. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 2020 Add New RAID – Step 2 and 3 (full screen) Opens specific options for file system as in the current partitioning module

21. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 2121 System View – Crypt File - Overview Opens add dialog on page 23 Opens edit dialog on page 23 Opens confirmation pop up

22. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 2 System View – Crypt File – Add/Edit (full screen)

23. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 2323 System View – NFS - Overview Opens add dialog on page 24 Opens edit dialog on page 24 Opens confirmation pop up

24. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 2424 System View – NFS – Add/Edit

25. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 2525 System View – Device Mapper Opens edit dialog on the left

26. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 2626 System View – Unuse/Unmounted - Partition Opens edit dialog on page 27

27. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 2727 Settings

28. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 2828 Log

29. © Novell Inc. All rights reserved 2929

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