Debian 11 Bullseye : Install step by step with screenshot

[1] Insert a disk for installation of Debian Bullseye and reboot your computer. On the following screen, Enter with [Graphical install].



[2] Select the language which is used during the Installation.


[3] Select your country for System TimeZone setting.

[4] Select your locale. The selected locale will be the default locale of the Debian System.




[5] Select keyboard layout you are using now.


[6] Set your server's hostname you'd like to set.


[7]
Input your Network Domain name.


[8] Set root password.



[9]
Set a common user account. (full-name for display)


[10] Input a user name used on the system.


[11] Set password for a user added in pre-section.



[12]
This is the section for configuring partition. On this example, it selects [Guided with LVM] like follows.


[13] Select a disk to create partitions for Debian System.


[14] Select a type of partition layout you'd like to set.



[15]
It's the confirmation for configuring partition. If it's OK, answer [Yes].


[16] If select LVM setup in pre-section, specify the size of Volume Group. (default is Max size of Disk)


[17] It's the final confirmation for changing Disk. If it's OK, answer [Yes].



[18] After installing Base System, following screen is shown. If you'd like to install more packages from another CD/DVD, answer [Yes].


[19] If you'd like to set a network mirror site for Debian Repositories, answer [Yes].


[20] Answer [Yes] to participate package usage survey as an anonymous.


[21] Select software groups to install. On this example, it selects only [Standard system utilties] like follows.


[22] GRUB Boot Loader is installed on MBR (Master Boot Record), if it's OK, select [Yes]. Generally it's OK with [Yes] on here.


[23] Select a Device to install GRUB bootloader.


[24]
Installation finished. Remove the disk and [Continue], then system will restart.


[25] After Debian Server has beed restarted, login prompt is shown, Login with a user you set during the Installation, or root user account. If logined normally, Your Debian Server Installation has completed.