How to install Linux from a virtual machine

VM install Linux and you will get a lot of tutorials, and it's very simple.

The steps are as follows: Nazi.

1. Preparations:

2. Create a new virtual machine

1. Open VMware and create a new virtual machine.

3. Select "Install OS Later" and click "Next".

4. Select the Linux system version and click "Next".

5. Set the "VM Name" and the "Location" of the VM, and click "Next".

6. Set the "Maximum Disk Size", select "Store the virtual disk as a single file", and click "Next".

2. Click the power button of the virtual machine, and then follow the steps to install the repentant quickly, and you can use the virtual machine after completion.

(1) Create a virtual machine.

a.Use the mouse to build left and double-click on the desktop"vmware workstation"icon to run the virtual machine.

b.Set up a virtual machine. Click "file" -new "-newvirtual machine(

Create a VM)" to pop up the VM creation menu.

c.Follow the wizard to create a virtual machine step by step, first choosing whether the installation is "typical" or not.

custom. I'm going to choose the typical here.

d.Because this is used to install Redhat, it is in the guest operating system".

Select "Linux" and click Next.

e.Enter the name of the virtual machine you want to create in the Virtual Machine Name field.

f.In Location, select the location where you want to install the virtual machine. Because the operating system will be installed in the virtual machine.

and application software, so it is recommended to install the virtual machine in a disk partition with a large space.

g.If your computer is connected to a network, choose a suitable network environment. I choose here.

use bridged net-working

h.Click Finish to return to the VMware main interface, and the Linux virtual machine is built.

2.Install the operating system.

a.Select the Linux VM and click the Power On button in the VMware toolbar to start the Linux VM.

b.Then insert the disc and the virtual system will start the installation according to the installation method you have chosen.

3.Install from hard disk.

If you think it is time-consuming and inconvenient to install from a CD-ROM drive, you can convert the CD file to an ISO file copy.

Shell in the hard disk and then install it from the hard disk.

a.Click Settings --Configuration Editor to enter the settings interface to configure the virtual machine.

b.In the hardware option, select CD--ROM [IDE 1:0] and set it in the options on the left.

c.In the Connection option, select Use ISO Image and click Browse

button to locate the directory where the ISO file is placed.

You can install Linux through VMware, Virtualbox, and other virtual machines. There are two main steps to install Linux with a virtual machine, the first step is to create a virtual machine, the second step is to install the system, and then take VirtualBox to install CentOS as an example to briefly explain the installation steps, for reference only.

1. Create a virtual machine.

1. Run virtualbox and click "New"."Button. Select a Linux VM as prompted.

2. CentOS is a server Linux, and it is generally recommended to set a larger memory.

3. The hard disk should be dynamically allocated, and the maximum should be more than 20G (if the CentOS 20G virtual hard disk space is fully installed, it is insufficient).

4. After the establishment is completed, remember to set the image. Right-click on the virtual machine and select Settings.

5. Then select the ISO image file as shown in the figure below.

Second, the installation system.

1. Click Start in VirtualBox.

2. After a while, as shown in the figure below, select "Install CentOS 7".", the user can press the up arrow key on the keyboard to select. After selection, press Enter to install.

3. Install according to the installation wizard, and the final installation effect is shown in the figure below.

In Hyper-V, click "New" - select - "Virtual Machine".

The New Virtual Machine wizard appears, and on the Start screen, click Next.

Specify the name and location, fill in the name of the virtual machine on this page, select the location where the virtual machine is stored, and click "Next".

Allocate Memory], fill in the memory that needs to be allocated to the virtual machine in this interface, and click "Next".

Configure network], you don't need to fill it in here, and then select it in "Settings" and click "Next".

Connect to the virtual hard disk, create a virtual hard disk, select the name, location and size of the virtual hard disk, and click "Next".

Review the Summary, review the content you created, and click Finish.

The virtual machine was created.

Then put the Linux system disc into the optical drive or select the disc image of the Linux system when selecting the disc image file, and then start the virtual machine.

After that, it's the same as the physical machine installation.