Edited by makkon at 2016-3-13 04:23

Install Deepin using ISO-image solved. I mean, how quickly, simply !
Settings file add #  /etc/default/grub:Really config example /etc/grub.d/40_custom :

Attention, hd0- boot disk!  To make changes to the configuration the command is executed update-grub!
Derek Dai advises :  In case of your partition type is in gpt, replace (hd1,2) with (hd1,gpt2)

Downloaded from the menu live mode Deepin15 and  Deepin15.1, next successfully installed!
Live mode deepin-15.1.1-amd64 , deepin-15.1.1-i386 installed is fails after partitioning hdd.

Congratulation!

Edited by makkon at 2016-3-13 04:28

Can you tell me setting so, that the installation took place in the mode without the GUI (not in live mode)?

Thank you for your understanding and support.

Since there is no CUI to help you automate the installing process, the only way to install Deepin without GUI is extract the content from filesystem.squashfs image (which is in live/ directory) from .iso.

First, prepare your new rootfs, eg
$ sudo mkfs.ext4 /dev/sda1
$ sudo mkdir /mnt/newroot
$ sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/newroot

Mount deepin-15.1.iso
$ sudo mkdir /mnt/cdrom
$ sudo mount -o loop deepin-15.1.iso /mnt/cdrom

Extract content from filesystem.squashfs into /mnt/newroot
$ sudo apt-get install squashfs-tools
$ sudo unsquashfs -x -u -d /mnt/newroot -f /mnt/cdrom/live/filesystem.squashfs

Setup chroot environment in newroot/
$ sudo mount --bind /proc /mnt/newroot/proc
$ sudo mount --bind /dev /mnt/newroot/dev
$ sudo mount --bind /sys /mnt/newroot/sys
$ sudo mount -t tmpfs none /mnt/newroot/tmp
$ sudo cp /etc/resolv.conf /mnt/newroot/etc/

Run post-install scripts. Since the script will remove themselves, we have to make a copy and run from it
$ sudo cp -a /mnt/newroot/usr/share/deepin-installer/hooks/in_chroot/ /mnt/newroot/tmp

Update package information because post-install scripts will install more packages
$ sudo chroot /mnt/newroot apt-get update

Run post-install scripts
$ sudo chroot /mnt/newroot /bin/bash /usr/share/deepin-installer/hooks/before_chroot/31-get-screen-resolution.job
$ sudo chroot /mnt/newroot /bin/bash -c 'cd /tmp/in_chroot; for s in *; do bash $s; done'

If you were boot with legacy/BIOS mode, install grub-pc
$ sudo chroot /mnt/newroot apt-get install grub-pc

Refresh grub onto your boot sector
$ sudo chroot /mnt/newroot grub-install /dev/sda

Update grub.cfg
$ sudo chroot /mnt/newroot update-grub

Set your root password
$ sudo chroot /mnt/newroot passwd

Update /etc/fstab of newroot
$ echo '/dev/sda1        /        ext4        defaults        0        1' >/mnt/newroot/fstab
$ echo 'none        /tmp        tmpfs        defaults,nosuid,noexec        0        0' >>/mnt/newroot/fstab

Done, now you can boot into your newly installed Deepin.

Edited by makkon at 2016-3-13 15:53

Hi dailidu !
Thanks for the comprehensive response! Very informative! You made my day! And one more question?
The default iso image Deepin 15 does not support live mode, as it was in Deepin 14. When we install Deepin15, using an ISO image of the hard disk, by default, presents live mode.  What to customize the menu in grub, so that the installation occurred in not live mode and as bootable USB? vmlinuz- [parameters]?

Thank you for your understanding and support.

Install no live mode Deepin15.11  successfully installed, with parameters:
vmlinuz boot=live union=overlay livecd-installer  iso-scan/ask_second_pass=true findiso=${isofile}  splash --
Thank you for your understanding and support.

Hi @dailidu. I just wanted to say thank you for your tutorial. It helped me somewhat. Thanks! :-)

sounds like the os x recovery partition.

Sorry for reply lately. Any time ;)