Installing Drupal

I can't seem to install Drupal 7 without getting these warning messages. I read in another tread to give full permissions to site/default folder, made no difference for me. Btw, this a godaddy account.

Any help appreciated. I'm not a developer so please respond like I'm 5 :-)

Thanks is advance.

Message after install:

Hi,

I have a drupal website installed on main domain and i would like to start its forum on subdomain, is it possible?

Or on another way can i keep two installation with integration?

Hi folks,

I'm having trouble installing drupal 7 on my shared hosting server. It's running the adequate requirements i.e.

Linux Shared Hosting
Language Version
Apache 1.3.34
Perl 5.8.8
PHP4 4.4.9
PHP5 5.3
PHP6 6.0.0-dev
MySQL 5.0.91
GD Library 2.2.1 with GIF support

When running the install however, I'm getting the following messages:

We're planning for an installation of CiviCRM with Drupal, and one of the items on our checklist is whether it's possible to use a module name other than "civicrm".

Normally with a module name of "civicrm" the URL would be:
www.domain-name.com/drupal-directory/civicrm

To be consistent with our other non-Drupal/CiviCRM URLs, we'd prefer this to be:
www.domain-name/drupal-directory/othername

I am using a shared server which is currently running php version 5.2.15.

I understand that Drupal 7 requires php 5.3

I have asked by hosting company if they can help, to which they politely replied...

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Lots of scripts aren't compatible with PHP 5.3 due to all the functions they have removed so we don't offer it on our shared hosting at this time.

I have just installed Drupal 7 for the first time. On the installation setup I didn't have the option to select clean URL's. Now when I create a page I can specify a URL alias, but what I'm not seeing is the ability to have an automatic alias created. Is there something I have missed?

I have gone into the Configuration > URL aliases page but I don't see any options to enable automatic aliases.

Any ideas?

Thanks