How to install a virtual machine with a Linux system?

Yes, I also installed a Linux virtual machine on the xpsp2 of my laptop, and I installed SUSE

Linux, you can test the functions of Linux, please feel free to use.

Install Redhat in the VMware virtual machine

Linux operating system** (above).

Install Redhat in the VMware virtual machine

Linux operating system** (below).

(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.

File - > create a new virtual machine, select Linux (or Ubuntu) operating system, and then select your virtual hard disk space (dynamic allocation is recommended), the optical drive can be loaded into the Linux installation disc ISO, or directly use the actual optical drive, after the completion of the virtual machine will be restarted, and then it will be the same as if you installed Linux on the general computer.

Here's how:

First of all, open the virtual machine software, click File in the upper left corner - create a new virtual machine, click Next in the pop-up window, select the location of the Linux system installation CD, enter the Linux installation process after the virtual machine is started, click Next according to the prompts, and enter the user name and password.

Then click Next to partition, select Boot Swap Partition, select OK, format and click Next to start system file writing.

After the file is written, the machine restarts, enters the system, and completes the initial installation settings.